At this point, Rosita is by far the most annoying, yet beautiful character. She needs to die unfortunately. I can't take this !#$! anymore.

Someone will die for sure, I mean the Oceanside was fine with killing Tara even after learning she was a decent person. Imagine how they'll react when they learn of her betrayal.

@spreerod1538 said:

At this point, Rosita is by far the most annoying, yet beautiful character. She needs to die unfortunately. I can't take this !#$! anymore.

Oh and yeah, Rosita needs to die like yesterday. She's the 2nd most annoying woman character that I've ever seen in a tv show.

@MrRadical said: Oh and yeah, Rosita needs to die like yesterday. She's the 2nd most annoying woman character that I've ever seen in a tv show.

Who was the most annoying?

@chrisjdel said:

Who was the most annoying?

Tulip O'Hare from Preacher, I don't think I've ever seen a more despicable and passive-aggressive character than her.

@MrRadical said:

@chrisjdel said:

Who was the most annoying?

Tulip O'Hare from Preacher, I don't think I've ever seen a more despicable and passive-aggressive character than her.

Really? Yeah she could be annoying at times but she had some great scenes too. Teaching those kids how to make a bazooka, that was funny as hell! Every character on the show is monumentally fucked up. It seems to be a running theme. Did Preacher get cancelled by the way, or is it coming back?

@chrisjdel said:

Really? Yeah she could be annoying at times but she had some great scenes too. Teaching those kids how to make a bazooka, that was funny as hell! Every character on the show is monumentally fucked up. It seems to be a running theme. Did Preacher get cancelled by the way, or is it coming back?

Yeah really, she was a total ƅitch. And no, Preacher was renewed for season 2 and I really hope they stick closer to the comics this time around.

Suzie Crabgrass was way more annoying than Rosita... Oh wait

The writers are at fault for Rosita. They don't know how to write her, apparently. She tried to kill Negan, failed, and as a result, got Olivia killed. That death should be on Rosita's conscience. Which would put any normal person into a spirally downward guilt trip and PTSD. Instead, Rosita becomes even more bitchy and committed to her vendetta? Yeah, no. I don't buy it. Anyone in her shoes, should have become like Rick post Negan introduction because that's what happens to people who have been traumatized. I don't buy that Rosita isn't traumatized or feeling guilty unless she is a soul less bitch. That's the only way to not feel guilty about being responsible for the death of an innocent person because of your recklessness.

@TheShredder said:

The writers are at fault for Rosita. They don't know how to write her, apparently. She tried to kill Negan, failed, and as a result, got Olivia killed. That death should be on Rosita's conscience. Which would put any normal person into a spirally downward guilt trip and PTSD. Instead, Rosita becomes even more bitchy and committed to her vendetta? Yeah, no. I don't buy it. Anyone in her shoes, should have become like Rick post Negan introduction because that's what happens to people who have been traumatized. I don't buy that Rosita isn't traumatized or feeling guilty unless she is a soul less bitch. That's the only way to not feel guilty about being responsible for the death of an innocent person because of your recklessness.

Rosita is definitely blaming herself, while she's being a ƅitch to people she consider weak or submissive like Tara and Gabriel. I've really seen people like that unfortunately.

@MrRadical said:

Rosita is definitely blaming herself, while she's being a ƅitch to people she consider weak or submissive like Tara and Gabriel. I've really seen people like that unfortunately.

I very much doubt you've seen people responsible for the deaths of others, who end up becoming even more bitchy when they should be wrecked with guilt.

No, but I've seen people who blame themselves while being aggressive towards others they actually care about.

@TheShredder said: I very much doubt you've seen people responsible for the deaths of others, who end up becoming even more bitchy when they should be wrecked with guilt.

There are certainly people whose recklessness hurts those close to them, who recognize this, and yet they're just as ready to leap before they look the next time around. Sometimes all a person learns from experience is, if that exact same situation were to occur again they would handle it differently. They're blind to the underlying problem.

I don't see Rosita blaming herself though. I see her projecting her guilt onto others, so she doesn't have to acknowledge her own wrong doing. What indications of her behavior is showing that she does blame herself?

@TheShredder said:

I don't see Rosita blaming herself though. I see her projecting her guilt onto others, so she doesn't have to acknowledge her own wrong doing. What indications of her behavior is showing that she does blame herself?

She said so to Father Gabriel. It's like I said, sometimes people recognize that they screwed up in one situation but they don't see the underlying behavior that will lead them to screw up over and over again.

@TheShredder said:

I don't see Rosita blaming herself though. I see her projecting her guilt onto others, so she doesn't have to acknowledge her own wrong doing. What indications of her behavior is showing that she does blame herself?

That's only on the surface though, deep down she really blames herself but she just can't deal with that and accept it. That's why she's so focused on Negan.