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Killer Within displays the prison where the group is residing getting overrun with walkers. While attempting to secure the prison, the cast displays cultural values and norms through characters represented.

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The group laughing at Maggie and Glenn being intimate.

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The group laughing at Maggie and Glenn being intimate.

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The group reacting to Maggie and Glenn having sex in the prison tower. This scene displays cultural norms.

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Andrew before cutting down the fence that protected the prison from walkers. 

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Andrew before cutting down the fence that protected the prison from walkers. 

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Andrew was the main lack or disequilibrium in the episode as he decided to cut down the fence for revenging, creating chaos and death throughout the episode.

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Rick demands the inmates to lead them to the generator room. 

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Rick demands the inmates to lead them to the generator room. 

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The image above displays how Rick uses his authority to protect the cultural values he has instilled in the group.

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Maggie and Carl consoling Lori before she gives birth. 

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Maggie and Carl consoling Lori before she gives birth. 

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Lori gives a goodbye speech that displays family values, signifying their final moments together.

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Maggie is sobbing after having to cut open Lori to rescue her baby.

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T-Dog sacrificing himself so Carol can get to safety. 

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T-Dog sacrificing himself so Carol can get to safety. 

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T-Dog gets eaten by walkers while trying to find a secure place in the prison for Carol.

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Carol struggling to get to safety after T-Dog's death .

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Carol struggling to get to safety after T-Dog's death .

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Carol struggles after T-Dog dies as she was dependent on him to get her out. This scene also shows how the group relies on one another and how their deaths affected others.

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Carl had to shoot Lori to avoid her from turning into a walker after dying. 

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Carl had to shoot Lori to avoid her from turning into a walker after dying. 

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Carl had to use the cultural value of responsibility in order to shoot his mother. He did not want anyone else to do it simply because it was his mother and he felt responsible doing so.

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The flashback Carl has when it is time to shoot Lori. 

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The flashback Carl has when it is time to shoot Lori. 

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Carl has a flashback prior to shooting Lori in order to showcase the family values Rick has instilled as well has how difficult of a responsibility it was to shoot her. It is like his coming of age, he know he has to man and has no choice.

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Rick’s reaction to Lori’s death.

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Rick finds out that Lori is dead   The Walking Dead