In "The Walking Dead," Glenn's death is still unclear to many viewers. Meanwhile, Season 6 Episode 5 titled, "Now" will show the increasing danger in Alexandria making the place unsafe for them to stay.
When Glenn died on Episode 3, many fans were either sad or angry because of what happened to their favorite character. But the demise of Glenn isn't definite yet especially that the show is tight-lipped about it.
But in Episode 4, "Here's Not Here," it was noted that actor Steven Yeun's (Glenn) name was omitted from the opening credits, TVLine reported, which may manifest that Glenn is indeed dead or the producers are making sure that they will not spoil a future shock for Glenn's return.
It is speculated that the reality about Glenn's fate will not be exposed until episode 7. His return is said to be involved with another character. Some theories mention about Enid being part of Glenn's rescue while others speculate that he will segway the introduction of Paul Monroe a.k.a. Jesus, played by Tom Payne, Celeb Dirty Laundry reported.
Meanwhile, Episode 5 features how it becomes even more challenging to safeguard Alexandria especially after the attack of the Wolves. Rick's group would need to risk their own lives to save the Alexandrians.
To make the community safer, they need to reinforce their walls and secure from outside. But it is indeed difficult especially that after they overcome one challenge, another one would pop up, Spoilers Guide noted.
In this episode, Daryl (Norman Reedus) will be seen alone walking in the forest and he seems hiding from someone or something. He was separated from Abraham (Michael Cudlitz) and Sasha (Sonequa Martin Green) who were helping to deal with the aftermath of the Wolves attack. Sasha attempted to communicate with Daryl through a walkie-talkie. She was then seen speeding up as if to escape from something.
"The Walking Dead" Season 6, Episode 5, titled "Now," will air on AMC on Nov. 8 at 9 p.m. EST with a synopsis from TV Guide that reads, "Following a number of setbacks, the mood in Alexandria grows grim for the sheltered citizens."
