The Walking Dead Recap: Try

**If you want or need a refresher on previous seasons of The Walking Dead, check out these great animated recaps.**** Season: 5 / Episode: 15 / AMC This week’s episode of AMC’s The Walking Dead, entitled “Try,” is the last episode before the season 5 finale. Doing its job, this episode was filled with tension that left the portion of America that lives for weekly carnage and dismembering wanting more. Fitting it’s title, this episode focused on character’s attempts, many of those failed, to cope with their present challenges. The episode opens up with Deanna and her family mourning the loss of Aidan during the last run by playing one of his mix CD’s. With good intentions, Carol leave a pot of casserole at their door with a note expressing her condolences. Deanne burns the note, symbolizing a change in her demeanor. Deanna later watches a video of Nicholas telling a fictitious story about what happened on the last run, while Glenn tells Rick what truly happened. Glenn then pleads with Rick to make life in Alexandria work, for Noah’s sake. Rick walks off to talk to Carol about what should be the next step with Pete, Jessie’s abusive husband. Michonne wakes up the next morning and goes out with Tara to look for Sasha, who’s acting strangely and is apparently out hunting walkers as a sort of coping mechanism. While looking for Sasha, Michonne admits that she’s let her guard down recently and isn’t truly comfortable. When they catch up to Sasha, she’s single-handedly attempting to…

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