Tyler flees, making the poor decision to run into the Haunted Maze (they couldn't let that set-piece go to waste, after all), where Daryl catches him. Tyler - who Princess confirms is the soldier she beat up earlier in Season 11a - explains that a simple mistake cost him his position, status and money. However, a few moments later, she is proven wrong when an ex-Commonwealth soldier, Tyler, takes Pamela's assistant hostage. Pamela quickly shuts her down by saying they celebrate everyone who contributes to their community. This class division does not escape Connie, who brings the topic up in her interview with Pamela.

It's there Mercer receives criticism for inviting Princess to be his date to the event, given that she's of a lower class. Later, audiences get a look at what the wine was for: an extravagant masquerade ball for the Commonwealth's upper-class, complete with a red carpet. RELATED: The Walking Dead Confirmed Its Most Badass Character IsnвЂ™t Daryl or Negan While she uses it as a bargaining chip to move Ezekiel to the top of the surgery list, Lance confirms Carol will need to do more than that to secure such a big 'favor.' However, Carol's persistent sleuthing also leads her to discover Lace Hornsby's need for wine, which she successfully retrieves from outside the Commonwealth's walls. Unfortunately, sheВ confirms that his likelihood of receiving life-saving surgery for his cancer is not good after talking to Yumiko's brother, Tomi, the baker turned reluctant surgeon. He also crosses paths with Sebastian Milton, Pamela's son, who Daryl not so affectionately refers to as the 'little prick.'Д¬arol/Daryl shippers may have been heartbroken by Carol's suggestion for Daryl to ask Coonie to dance however, it allows her time to do a little digging into Ezekiel's predicament. Daryl struggles with teamwork after being separated from Rosita during Mercer's 'Kill House' training exercise. While they mostly settle into their new roles, Carol and Daryl remain on edge, as expected of two of The Walking Dead's most rebellious heroes. With the protagonists spread across various job hierarchies, they struggle to navigate their new relationships and social standing. 'New Haunts' also focuses on group dynamics. RELATED: The Walking Dead: Have We Seen the Last of Negan?

Now, zombies are on the back burner as the survivors grapple with paychecks and seedy apartments. Not to mention the Commonwealth's preoccupation with social class quickly becomes an issue. While things could go better this time around, those familiar with The Walking Dead's villain recipe suggest not. For Walking Dead fans, the title likely brings back scary memories of the group's run-in with Philip Blake, aka The Governor, back in Season 3. Audiences also get their first glimpse of Pamela Milton, a descendant of a political dynasty - similar to the Kennedys - who continues the tradition even post-apocalypse as the Commonwealth's governor. Carol is making cookies Connie is a reporter, and the Commonwealth's safety protocols and rigid rules make 'normal' festivities like this one possible. Things have already changed during the protagonists' short time at the Commonwealth. Funny enough, that's exactly what it is: the hallway is revealed as part of the Haunted Maze, an attraction at the Commonwealth's Halloween fair. From Judith's nonchalant expression to the too creepy surroundings, the moment is reminiscent of a haunted house.

through a dark hallway lined with walkers. The opening scene features Daryl escorting Judith and R.J.

Now, Episode 10, 'New Haunts,' picks up a little earlier in that teased future. Last week's episode of The Walking Dead, 'No Other Way,' concluded with Lance Hornsby's mysterious choice and a six-month time jump that hinted at fracturing relationships with Lauren Cohen's Maggie. WARNING: The following contains spoilers for The Walking Dead Season 11, Episode 10, вЂњNew Haunts,вЂќ which aired Sunday on AMC.

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