EthelbertOddity
Also I was pointing out when shane was the groups leader they had a lot more people and weren't doing that bad.. while Rick means well, he's not thinking long term like Shane had been from the start..
Let's see who left and died since Rick's arrival, shall we?
The first would have to be Merle Dixon. Why did he die? Because Rick handcuffed him. It was the only way to stop him from attracting zombies and attacking other people from the camp.
If T-Dog didn't drop the key, Merle would still have been alive. However, due to his behavior, he'd probably get kicked out anyway.
If that were to be the case, I bet Daryl would have gone with him.
-Ed Peletier, that abusive son of a b***h. He died during 'the attack'.
-As did Amy.
-Jim got bitten during the attack too, but later died.
The attack, thinks Shane, could have gone better if Rick and a few others weren't off looking for Merle and the guns. However, they'd be off fighting the zombies with barely any weapons. I bet, because they only had three guns at max, they'd have been off fighting the zombies with improvised weapons and likely more people would have gotten bitten.
Ofcourse, we will never find out what would have happened.
-The Morales family, two parents and two children.
They left, on their own will, to be with their own family members.
-Jacqui, who chose suicide.
-Sophia Peletier, who Rick attempted to save, but ran away and got bitten.
This wasn't Rick's fault, however.
Shane and Rick, in the first season, are very much alike.
Even in the first bit of the second season, they are.
However, especially after killing Otis, Shane starts to think in a 'survival of the fittest' way.
Rick thinks every human life if valuable and should be saved. He likes to keep the morale high.
He doesn't tell people to do things, he asks them. To him, the world is still the same. What's it worth surviving for if that's the only thing you do in life?
Shane is a boss. Rick is a leader.