'Walking Dead' season 5 finale spoilers: Episode 16 'Conquer'

There is a whole host of burning questions but only one supersized 90-minute finale to answer them all. "The Walking Dead" season 5 will be wrapped up soon and the problems for Rick and the gang just never run out.

As usual, The Spoiling Dead Fans has dished out copious and heavily-detailed bits on how the finale of the series will go down. [Spoiler Alert!]

As a first, Rick may be banished from Alexandria soon. His outburst in the last episode no longer promises him or his group a prolonged stay in the walled community. Nevertheless, he continues to persuade the Alexandrians to "change now."

During a meeting in Alexandria, Rick throws a corpse of a walker who found its way into the community after Father Gabriel left it unlocked when he headed out to the streets unarmed (apparently, the priest's attempt of suicide is becoming a walker's meal).

Going back, as Rick implored Deanna and the rest to make a turnaround and do something, Pete threatened him with Michonne's kitana. However, in the process, he unintentionally slits Reg's throat. At this juncture, the ASZ leader ordered Rick to kill Pete.

Meanwhile, fans will also see more Morgan in the finale. As Daryl and Aaron went out to look for more survivors they can take to Alexandria, they came across Morgan, who actually helped them get rid of a throng of walkers. As The Spoiling Dead Fans revealed, Morgan will return to the safe zone with them.

Speaking of the recruiters, the episode will show them trailing a guy with a red poncho, who happens to be a casualty by the end of the episode that's courtesy of the sadistic survivors who call themselves the Wolves.

They are the ones who like to engrave W on their victims' foreheads and basically everybody they think is suited to parade one. It is highly likely that fans will see more of this deadly group of survivors come the new season.

Also, Nicholas and Glenn scuffle when the former leaves the gates and the latter trailing him. Carol, on the other hand, convinces Rick to tell the Alexandrians what they want to hear, which of course Rick strongly disagreed on.

As for Father Gabriel, he returns to the church only to find Sasha waiting. Instead of consoling her, the priest recounted Bob's brutal death and when Sasha pins him on the wall in anger for what she heard, ended up imploring her to kill him. He believes that he is the reason everybody's getting murdered.

The season finale of "The Walking Dead" titled "Conquer" will air this Sunday. As a heads up, bear executive producer Gale Ann Hurd's spoiler in mind.

"You can rest assured that not only walker blood will be spilled, but there will be a few surprises and some sad losses that no one, I think, will be able to predict."

"The Walking Dead" season 5 episode 16 titled "Conquer" will air March 29. If you miss the episode, be sure to watch it online via live stream on AMC.

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