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* RealityEnsues: It takes quite a bit of effort to keep a diabetic alive in the zombie apocalypse, hence why Tina fell behind on her points to cover her medical expenses.
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Back at the Sanctuary, Joey has seemingly forgotten to lock Daryl's cell after giving him his food. Daryl notices, and exits his cell, and begins sneaking around before being confronted by Sherry, who tells him to go back to his cell or suffer worse punishment. Daryl doesn't listen, and tries to make off with a motorcycle, but is then surrounded by a gang of Saviors. Negan himself appears, and after his men all call themselves Negan, tells Daryl that he failed his test. When Daryl refuses to submit, Negan siccs his men on Daryl.
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Back at the Sanctuary, Fat Joey has seemingly forgotten to lock Daryl's cell after giving him his food. Daryl notices, and exits his cell, and begins sneaking around before being confronted by Sherry, who tells him to go back to his cell or suffer worse punishment. Daryl doesn't listen, and tries to make off with a motorcycle, but is then surrounded by a gang of Saviors. Negan himself appears, and after his men all call themselves Negan, tells Daryl that he failed his test. When Daryl refuses to submit, Negan siccs his men on Daryl.
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: Laura, of the Saviors, looks more feminine than her comic book counterpart. Inverted with Emmett Carson, who looks older, leaner and with less hair than his comic book counterpart.
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: Laura, of the Saviors, looks more feminine than her comic book counterpart. Inverted with Emmett Carson, who looks older, leaner leaner, and with less hair than his comic book counterpart.
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* ThePlace: Much of the episode takes place in Daryl's confinement room.
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* VisualPun: A very cruel example. The Saviors play music with lyrics reflecting Daryl's current situation to mock him.
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* LoudOfWar: Dwight blasting "Easy Street" at Daryl multiple times, usually waking him up each time he does.
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* VillainsOutShopping: Dwight makes himself a sandwich in the opening scene and we sometimes see various Saviors engaged in non-evil, day-to-day activities throughout the episode.
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Dwight is passing a group of walkers under an overpass when he is surprised by a walker falling from the overpass. He is knocked down, and is nearly bitten by a walker or two before fighting them off. He finally finds his quarry, and saves him from a walker and demands he return with him to the Sanctuary. The man refuses, and insists that they don't have to follow Negan. Dwight continues to threaten him, but begins to falter, insisting that there's nowhere else for them to go. The man refuses to come back to the Saviors, and walks off, and Dwight kills him for his troubles.
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Dwight is passing a group of walkers under an overpass when he is surprised by a walker falling from the overpass. He is knocked down, and is nearly bitten by a walker or two before fighting them off. He finally finds his quarry, and saves him from a walker and demands he return with him to the Sanctuary. The man refuses, and insists that they don't have to follow Negan. Dwight continues to threaten him, but begins to falter, insisting that there's nowhere else for them to go. The by threatening his loved ones, and the man refuses agrees to come back to the Saviors, back. He stands and walks off, and starts walking, only for Dwight kills to kill him for his troubles.
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* RealityEnsues: It takes quite a bit of effort to keep a diabetic alive in the zombie apocalypse, hence why Tina fell behind on her points to cover her medical expenses.
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* FatIdiot: Joey is foolish enough to not lock Daryl's cell, giving him a chance to escape, though it's heavily implied that this was done intentionally to see if Daryl would try to escape or not.
* FoodPorn: The opening has Dwight going around Sanctuary to collect ingredients to make his sandwich.
* FoodPorn: The opening has Dwight going around Sanctuary to collect ingredients to make his sandwich.
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* FatIdiot: Joey Invoked and averted. Dwight keeps Daryl imprisoned for days without incident, but the second "Fat Joey" is foolish enough put in charge, he forgets to not lock Daryl's cell, giving him a chance to escape, though it's heavily implied that the door and Daryl runs off. However, he did this was done intentionally to on purpose so Negan could see if Daryl would try to escape or not.
* FoodPorn: The opening has Dwight going around Sanctuary to collect ingredients to makehis a sandwich.
* FoodPorn: The opening has Dwight going around Sanctuary to collect ingredients to make
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* MayDecemberRomance: Its revealed that Negan tried to marry Tina, a girl far younger than he is, which is why she bailed on the Saviors.
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* MayDecemberRomance: Its revealed that Negan tried to marry Tina, a girl woman far younger than he is, which is why she bailed on the Saviors.
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* CallBack: Daryl's shirt is marked with the letter "A", a call back to the train cart the group was stored in after being captured by Terminus.
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* CallBack: Daryl's shirt is marked with the letter "A", "A" (for Alexandria), a call back to the train cart car the group was stored in after being captured by at Terminus.
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* BeingEvilSucks: Dwight is shown to really hate working for Negan, despite [[EvilPaysBetter the perks]].
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* FoodPorn: The opening has Dwight going around Sanctuary to collect ingredients to make his sandwich.
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* FatIdiot: Joey is foolish enough to not lock Daryl's cell, giving him a chance to escape, though its heavily implied that this was done intentionally to see if Daryl would try to escape or not.
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* FatIdiot: Joey is foolish enough to not lock Daryl's cell, giving him a chance to escape, though its it's heavily implied that this was done intentionally to see if Daryl would try to escape or not.
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* KneelBeforeZod: What Negan demands of Darryl, and has presumably demanded of everyone else he has bent to his will prior.
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* KneelBeforeZod: What Negan demands of Darryl, Daryl, and has presumably demanded of everyone else he has bent to his will prior.
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* SecretTestOfCharacter: Its implied that Joey left Daryl's cell unlocked intentionally, as when he's recaptured, Negan tells Daryl he failed.
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* SecretTestOfCharacter: Its It's implied that Joey left Daryl's cell unlocked intentionally, as when he's recaptured, Negan tells Daryl he failed.
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I can't remember the name of the Savior Dwight went after, can't find it online either.
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Its just another day at the Sanctuary, Negan's fortress. Dwight prepares himself a sandwich, using his accumulated "points" to cut in line and gather the ingredients for a lavish lunch. He goes outside to eat, and notices several prisoners tangling with some chained up walkers, one of which is impaled on a pole, and keeps moving up and down the pole, unable to escape. Dwight then gives Daryl his lunch, a dog food sandwich. Daryl is barely responsive, as he is beaten, stripped and huddled in a dirty corner of his cell. Dwight continues torturing Daryl with a bouncy song about "easy street", day in, day out. Daryl is later taken to the Saviors' Dr. Carson, where he encounters Dwight's ex-wife Sherry, who tries to reach out to him before being shushed by Dwight.
Negan talks to Dwight, and says that he may choose any woman he pleases to have sex with. Dwight refuses, especially after Negan alludes to Sherry and Eugene's attack on his nether regions. The two receive a call from a Savior lookout, who informs them of an "orange situation" - a Savior has stolen supplies and is making a run for it. Negan tells Dwight he can hand the task of retrieving the runaway to someone else, but Dwight insists on going after him on Daryl's motorcycle.
Dwight is passing a group of walkers under an overpass when he is surprised by a walker falling from the overpass. He is knocked down, and is nearly bitten by a walker or two before fighting them off. He finally finds his quarry, and saves him from a walker and demands he return with him to the Sanctuary. The man refuses, and insists that they don't have to follow Negan. Dwight continues to threaten him, but begins to falter, insisting that there's nowhere else for them to go. The man refuses to come back to the Saviors, and walks off, and Dwight kills him for his troubles.
Back at the Sanctuary, Joey has seemingly forgotten to lock Daryl's cell after giving him his food. Daryl notices, and exits his cell, and begins sneaking around before being confronted by Sherry, who tells him to go back to his cell or suffer worse punishment. Daryl doesn't listen, and tries to make off with a motorcycle, but is then surrounded by a gang of Saviors. Negan himself appears, and after his men all call themselves Negan, tells Daryl that he failed his test. When Daryl refuses to submit, Negan siccs his men on Daryl.
When Dwight returns, he brings Daryl before Negan again. Negan explains that Dwight's late sister-in-law, Tina, fell short on "points" since she needed insulin, which is hard to come by these days. Negan offered to remove her need for points by way of her marrying him. Dwight responded by gathering the Saviors' insulin supply and fleeing with Sherry and Tina. When Tina died, Dwight and Sherry returned and begged for forgiveness, and Negan ultimately agreed after branding Dwight's face with an iron and after Sherry agreed to marry him. So now Negan asks Daryl to submit to him again, and he can have a place in his command staff. But when Negan asks for Daryl's name, and Daryl responds with his own name, Negan angrily has him thrown back in his cell.
Dwight rants at Daryl that he should've joined Negan, but Daryl refuses on the grounds of honoring his dead friend. Dwight responds by leaving Daryl with the picture of Glenn's remains, and Daryl breaks down and weeps.
Negan talks to Dwight, and says that he may choose any woman he pleases to have sex with. Dwight refuses, especially after Negan alludes to Sherry and Eugene's attack on his nether regions. The two receive a call from a Savior lookout, who informs them of an "orange situation" - a Savior has stolen supplies and is making a run for it. Negan tells Dwight he can hand the task of retrieving the runaway to someone else, but Dwight insists on going after him on Daryl's motorcycle.
Dwight is passing a group of walkers under an overpass when he is surprised by a walker falling from the overpass. He is knocked down, and is nearly bitten by a walker or two before fighting them off. He finally finds his quarry, and saves him from a walker and demands he return with him to the Sanctuary. The man refuses, and insists that they don't have to follow Negan. Dwight continues to threaten him, but begins to falter, insisting that there's nowhere else for them to go. The man refuses to come back to the Saviors, and walks off, and Dwight kills him for his troubles.
Back at the Sanctuary, Joey has seemingly forgotten to lock Daryl's cell after giving him his food. Daryl notices, and exits his cell, and begins sneaking around before being confronted by Sherry, who tells him to go back to his cell or suffer worse punishment. Daryl doesn't listen, and tries to make off with a motorcycle, but is then surrounded by a gang of Saviors. Negan himself appears, and after his men all call themselves Negan, tells Daryl that he failed his test. When Daryl refuses to submit, Negan siccs his men on Daryl.
When Dwight returns, he brings Daryl before Negan again. Negan explains that Dwight's late sister-in-law, Tina, fell short on "points" since she needed insulin, which is hard to come by these days. Negan offered to remove her need for points by way of her marrying him. Dwight responded by gathering the Saviors' insulin supply and fleeing with Sherry and Tina. When Tina died, Dwight and Sherry returned and begged for forgiveness, and Negan ultimately agreed after branding Dwight's face with an iron and after Sherry agreed to marry him. So now Negan asks Daryl to submit to him again, and he can have a place in his command staff. But when Negan asks for Daryl's name, and Daryl responds with his own name, Negan angrily has him thrown back in his cell.
Dwight rants at Daryl that he should've joined Negan, but Daryl refuses on the grounds of honoring his dead friend. Dwight responds by leaving Daryl with the picture of Glenn's remains, and Daryl breaks down and weeps.
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* BreakTheBadass: What Dwight is trying to do to Daryl, and he arguably finally succeeds when he leaves the picture of Glenn's remains, and Daryl finally breaks down and cries. Partially subverted in that, regardless, Daryl still doesn't bow to Negan.
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* BadassBoast: Two from Daryl; "I ain't ever gonna kneel", and finally when Negan asks for his name, he responds "Daryl."
* BreakTheBadass: What Dwightis and Negan are trying to do to Daryl, and while Daryl never submits to Negan, he arguably finally succeeds does break down crying when he leaves Dwight gives him the picture of Glenn's remains, and Daryl finally breaks down and cries. Partially subverted in that, regardless, Daryl still doesn't bow to Negan.remains.
* BreakTheBadass: What Dwight
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* CallBack: Daryl's shirt is marked with the letter "A", a call back to the train cart the group was stored in after being captured by the Termites.
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* CallBack: Daryl's shirt is marked with the letter "A", a call back to the train cart the group was stored in after being captured by the Termites.Terminus.
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* FatIdiot: Joey is foolish enough to not lock Daryl's cell, giving him a chance to escape.
** Though it is heavily implied that this was done intentionally to see if Daryl would try to escape or not.
** Though it is heavily implied that this was done intentionally to see if Daryl would try to escape or not.
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* FanDisservice: At the beginning of the episode, its revealed that the Saviors have kept Daryl in a cell naked during his incarceration to humiliate him.
* FatIdiot: Joey is foolish enough to not lock Daryl's cell, giving him a chance toescape.
** Though it isescape, though its heavily implied that this was done intentionally to see if Daryl would try to escape or not.
* FatIdiot: Joey is foolish enough to not lock Daryl's cell, giving him a chance to
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* MrExposition: Negan spends about five minutes explaining Dwight's backstory and how he left and rejoined the Saviors.
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* SecretTestOfCharacter: Joey left Darryl's cell unlocked intentionally. When re-captured, Negan tells Darryl he failed.
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* SecretTestOfCharacter: Its implied that Joey left Darryl's Daryl's cell unlocked intentionally. When re-captured, intentionally, as when he's recaptured, Negan tells Darryl Daryl he failed.
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* SoundtrackDissonance: The "Easy Street" song is looped by Dwight to torture Daryl with, to rub it in that Daryl is most certainly ''not'' on easy street.
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* SoundtrackDissonance: The "Easy Street" song is looped by Dwight to torture Daryl with, to rub it in that Daryl is most certainly ''not'' on easy street.street.
* WeCanRuleTogether: Negan offers Daryl a chance to join the Saviors since he admires his spirit and resilience. When Daryl refuses the first time, Negan tries to sweeten the deal and strongly implies that he can become one of his top lieutenants if he submits.
* WeCanRuleTogether: Negan offers Daryl a chance to join the Saviors since he admires his spirit and resilience. When Daryl refuses the first time, Negan tries to sweeten the deal and strongly implies that he can become one of his top lieutenants if he submits.
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* CallBack: Daryl's shirt is marked with the letter "A", a call back to the train cart the group was stored in after being captured by the Termites.
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: Laura, of the Saviors, looks more feminine than his comic book counterpart. Inverted with Emmett Carson, who looks older, leaner and with less hair than his comic book counterpart.
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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: Laura, of the Saviors, looks more feminine than his her comic book counterpart. Inverted with Emmett Carson, who looks older, leaner and with less hair than his comic book counterpart.
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* SecretTestofCharacter: Joey left Darryl's cell unlocked intentionally. When re-captured, Negan tells Darryl he failed.
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* SecretTestofCharacter: SecretTestOfCharacter: Joey left Darryl's cell unlocked intentionally. When re-captured, Negan tells Darryl he failed.
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* SecretTestofCharacter: Joey left Darryl's cell unlocked intentionally. When re-captured, Negan tells Darryl he failed.
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* KneelBeforeZod: What Negan demands of Darryl, and has presumably demanded of everyone else he has bent to his will prior.
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* BreakTheBadass: What Dwight is trying to do to Daryl, and he arguably finally succeeds when he leaves the picture of Glenn's remains, and Daryl finally breaks down and cries.
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*AdaptationalAttractiveness: Laura, of the Saviors, looks more feminine than his comic book counterpart. Inverted with Emmett Carson, who looks older, leaner and with less hair than his comic book counterpart.
* BreakTheBadass: What Dwight is trying to do to Daryl, and he arguably finally succeeds when he leaves the picture of Glenn's remains, and Daryl finally breaks down and cries. Partially subverted in that, regardless, Daryl still doesn't bow to Negan.
* BreakTheBadass: What Dwight is trying to do to Daryl, and he arguably finally succeeds when he leaves the picture of Glenn's remains, and Daryl finally breaks down and cries. Partially subverted in that, regardless, Daryl still doesn't bow to Negan.
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* FatIdiot: One overweight Savior is foolish enough to not lock Daryl's cell, giving him a chance to escape.
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* FatIdiot: One overweight Savior Joey is foolish enough to not lock Daryl's cell, giving him a chance to escape.
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There's nothing in the episode indicating that Jesus had anything to do with it
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* MythologyGag: The scene where Dwight is nearly hit by a walker falling from an overpass is taken straight from the comics, where the culprit was Jesus (and likely was the culprit here as well).
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* MythologyGag: The scene where Dwight is nearly hit by a walker falling from an overpass is taken straight from the comics, where the culprit was Jesus (and likely was the culprit here as well).Jesus.
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Inaccurate.
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* PaidHarem: Its more or less confirmed here that Negan has the women of the Sanctuary as his wives, demonstrated when he offers Dwight the chance to have sex with whichever woman he pleases early in the episode.
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* PaidHarem: Its more or less confirmed here that Negan has the women a number of the Sanctuary as his wives, demonstrated when he including Sherry. He offers Dwight the chance to have sex sleep with whichever woman he pleases early in any of them so long as the episode.one he chooses is willing.
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!Season 7, Episode 3
-->'''Dwight works to break Daryl during his confinement at the Sanctuary.'''
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* BreakTheBadass: What Dwight is trying to do to Daryl, and he arguably finally succeeds when he leaves the picture of Glenn's remains, and Daryl finally breaks down and cries.
* TheBusCameBack: Sherry appears for the first time since "Always Accountable."
* ContinuityNod:
** The events of "Always Accountable" are heavily referenced, as this episode is arguably a sequel to it of sorts.
** Daryl got Glenn killed and was captured in "The Day Will Come When You Won't Be."
** Dwight leaves Daryl with the Polaroid picture of Glenn's remains. "Not Tomorrow Yet" showed that the Saviors collect Polaroid pictures of Lucille's victims.
** Negan jokes about Eugene chomping on Dwight's dick in "Twice as Far."
* ADayInTheLimelight: Dwight gets the majority of the episode's spotlight here.
* FatIdiot: One overweight Savior is foolish enough to not lock Daryl's cell, giving him a chance to escape.
* KickTheDog: Repeatedly over the course of the episode, but the moment when Dwight leaves Daryl with the picture of Glenn's remains stands out.
* MayDecemberRomance: Its revealed that Negan tried to marry Tina, a girl far younger than he is, which is why she bailed on the Saviors.
* MythologyGag: The scene where Dwight is nearly hit by a walker falling from an overpass is taken straight from the comics, where the culprit was Jesus (and likely was the culprit here as well).
* PaidHarem: Its more or less confirmed here that Negan has the women of the Sanctuary as his wives, demonstrated when he offers Dwight the chance to have sex with whichever woman he pleases early in the episode.
* SayMyName: Negan tries to get Daryl to join his ranks by saying that he is Negan as his own men do. Daryl refuses.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: This trope is referred to as an "Orange situation" by the Saviors, when a member tries to bail.
* SoundtrackDissonance: The "Easy Street" song is looped by Dwight to torture Daryl with, to rub it in that Daryl is most certainly ''not'' on easy street.
-->'''Dwight works to break Daryl during his confinement at the Sanctuary.'''
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* BreakTheBadass: What Dwight is trying to do to Daryl, and he arguably finally succeeds when he leaves the picture of Glenn's remains, and Daryl finally breaks down and cries.
* TheBusCameBack: Sherry appears for the first time since "Always Accountable."
* ContinuityNod:
** The events of "Always Accountable" are heavily referenced, as this episode is arguably a sequel to it of sorts.
** Daryl got Glenn killed and was captured in "The Day Will Come When You Won't Be."
** Dwight leaves Daryl with the Polaroid picture of Glenn's remains. "Not Tomorrow Yet" showed that the Saviors collect Polaroid pictures of Lucille's victims.
** Negan jokes about Eugene chomping on Dwight's dick in "Twice as Far."
* ADayInTheLimelight: Dwight gets the majority of the episode's spotlight here.
* FatIdiot: One overweight Savior is foolish enough to not lock Daryl's cell, giving him a chance to escape.
* KickTheDog: Repeatedly over the course of the episode, but the moment when Dwight leaves Daryl with the picture of Glenn's remains stands out.
* MayDecemberRomance: Its revealed that Negan tried to marry Tina, a girl far younger than he is, which is why she bailed on the Saviors.
* MythologyGag: The scene where Dwight is nearly hit by a walker falling from an overpass is taken straight from the comics, where the culprit was Jesus (and likely was the culprit here as well).
* PaidHarem: Its more or less confirmed here that Negan has the women of the Sanctuary as his wives, demonstrated when he offers Dwight the chance to have sex with whichever woman he pleases early in the episode.
* SayMyName: Negan tries to get Daryl to join his ranks by saying that he is Negan as his own men do. Daryl refuses.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: This trope is referred to as an "Orange situation" by the Saviors, when a member tries to bail.
* SoundtrackDissonance: The "Easy Street" song is looped by Dwight to torture Daryl with, to rub it in that Daryl is most certainly ''not'' on easy street.
