Army of GOD wrote:don't forget Milton and Hershel hitting on each other (Hershel: "buy me a drink first")
Well Milton did want to see Hershel's leg. That little pervert just wanted to see what was up Hershel's pants? LOL.
Now this is how I see it. The governor's rise to power was through deceptions and lies, so ultimately he has to surround himself with idiots like Milton as council. You know, the "Yes Men." The hired guns don't give a second thought to good or evil only that they have a gun. Some one's got to be the ruler or in this case the dictator so what does it matter so long as they are fed. And just like in real life, it is the few with the power, that controls the destinies of the many without it.
Now obviously we saw an earlier episode, where a whole bunch of the people wanted to leave the governor out of fear. They wanted to take their chances away from all the fighting. I think that they really wanted to go over to ricks side of the river. And this is how I see this war ending. Also we know that people don't just leave the governor all by themselves. So something has to prompt a sort of mass exodus away from the governor.
At some point in the battle field, the governor is going to give some stupid ass command and the majority of them who really don't want to fight in the first place, but really just want to live out their lives quietly are going to take the opportunity to go over to Rick's side. Or something in that order of events. But the governor will continue with a smaller community.
Or he'll just get his ass killed and that will be the end of the story. LOL.
Earlier I made a comment about being sympathetic toward the Governor's side of the story but what I really meant was to the stories of those people who are under the governor's rule. The governor really deserves no sympathy because he really is the bad guy. Or else he would let the others leave if they want to. Rick simply said, "if you stay with me then you do what I say." The governor say's, "you stay with me because I say so!" So there is a difference between the two.
BTW: I like the "Ricktator" vs. the "Governator" titles. Good work "dog."