'Walking Dead' spoilers for 'Prey': The events at the prison

More of "The Walking Dead" spoilers for "Prey" have been released by Spoiler TV on March 13 and the events at the prison seem interesting.

First, Maggie and Glenn decide to get married and ask Hershell to make it official. While fans know that Hershell will do it because he considers Glenn to be like a son to him, this makes fans wonder if they will have a baby of their own. Viewers have been talking in several forums wondering if Maggie is pregnant or will become a mother because it does not seem that the couple used protection in the last episode.

Another one of "The Walking Dead" spoilers for "Prey" is that Rick notices that something isn't quite right with the walkers. In a previous spoiler it was revealed that a huge horde of zombies goes towards Woodbury. Is this the oddity that Rick is seeing? The only possible explanation for the walkers turning and going in the other direction is that something is getting their attention. Michonne is very good at dealing with walkers, but that would be too predictable. Perhaps Milton has grown a backbone and is so furious at the Governor that he is doing what he can to destroy him, but would he really put the rest of the town at risk?

Rick will continue to have hallucinations, but this time it is not Lori he sees, but Carl. In recent interviews, the actors have said that the only one that was safe was Carl, so it can't be a premonition of his death. It is just his mind playing tricks on him or is there a deeper meaning?

Fans remember in the last episode that the Governor offered Rick a deal. If he turns Michonne over to him, then he will leave Rick and his group alone. Of course, everyone knows that the Governor is a liar and he probably plans on killing everyone. But Rick is considering accepting the Governor's offer. He goes back and forth on the issue. On the one hand, he doesn't want a war, but on the other he considers Michonne a part of the group.

In another scene, Merle tries to convince Daryl to leave the prison, but he refuses. The older Dixon brother has been saying all along that the Governor will kill everyone and that he will kill Rick last so he can watch everyone die.

What do you think of "The Walking Dead" spoilers for "Prey?"