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Originally Posted by bowener
Jesus, I didn't think you were serious. If he is on his way to the prison, something tells me he would stop at the prison. I doubt he would continue driving passed the prison for no reason and then on top of that, happen upon the noise thing in the middle of a damn field, which if I remember correctly, had no road going to it, the trucks just drove over the pasture to get to it.
Also, I think Morgan would have/should have shown up in the last episode if he had driven his ass all the way out there. And how would Morgan know that this is a bad thing that needs destroyed? He made similar traps at his home with the wires and spears. If anything, I think he would admire it instead of immediately intuit that this is a bad thing, and that this bad thing is going to hurt Rick and his son. Morgan didn't do it, Milton did. I have no idea why I am still arguing my point. You guys have far more faith in chance than I do apparently.
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Also, why would he need motive to burn them? It's his thing. CLEAR.
I guess you would have to completely suspend belief in order to believe it was Milton. The guy who can't handle one single walker, let alone the thought of going over the wall alone. Not to mention how on earth did he sneak out of Woodbury with his gasoline and very large SUV without raising questions. As soon as the pits were discovered burnt, Martinez and his boys would know exactly who did it. The only thing we learned was that it wasn't Tyreese, and the Governor suspects Milton.
If it was Milton, it opens huge plot holes. If it was Morgan, zero plot holes.