Henry jumps down into the pit and kills the walker, so the other boys leave him there. It’s a scene reminiscent of Woodbury when the Governor used walkers for the entertainment of the community. Addy doesn’t seem accepting of this activity, but Gage and Rodney spend their pastime trying to toss rings around the arrow protruding from its head.
The good time sours when they introduce Henry to their “bored” activity: a walker, pierced by arrows, hobbles around in a pit they dug out themselves. Henry is partying with his new friends that same night, getting drunk off of moonshine in a fortified cabin. She says Alexandria had their troubles too and it’s time to take care of their own. Ezekiel had sent Alexandria a letter, presumably about the decaying condition of the Kingdom or the fair they’re trying to set up for all the colonies, but Michonne declined to answer. She later speaks with Carol, who has a more amicable rapport. Michonne is just surprised to hear everything that’s been going on behind her back - that Eugene is also missing and Aaron has been meeting with Jesus, on top of Maggie’s departure. Hilltop is willing to give Magna’s group a chance to live with them, but she’ll have to speak with Jesus. There’s an animosity even as Michonne speaks with Tara.
They are forced to relinquish their weapons before entering.
Dianne is on the wall, bow and arrow in hand, when Michonne and her carriage of newcomers approach. A rider charges through the fields outside the borders to warn strangers are approaching and the farmhands flee in fear into the brush. Michonne’s arrival at Hilltop reveals more about what’s been going on.
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