Near the beginning of the episode, glass bottles break and shatter out of one of the boxes in the Savior truck before Carl goes on his rampage.
Jesus sabotaged that box earlier in the episode on purpose. It was filled with Gregory's 21-year-old whiskey.
Oops.
We finally see Negan take an iron to someone's face Sunday night.
Mark got an iron to the face after Negan found out that he slept with one of his wives — Mark's old flame, Amber. Negan doesn't take too kindly to the news that one of his wives cheated on him. While he forgives Amber, who promises to stay faithful in the future, he dishes out a punishment to her ex, Mark.
We've heard a lot about Negan's favored form of punishment to his Saviors. Use of the iron was first hinted at in the season seven premiere's opening credits.
You can see an iron visibly under Jeffrey Dean Morgan's name.
Negan previously recalled in season seven, episode three to Daryl about how Dwight ended up with a similar burn on his face. On the show, it wasn't for sleeping with his "ex." It was for running away.
It's the same location where Eugene and Abraham went in season six, episode 14.
Eugene told Abraham it would be the perfect place for him to manufacture bullets for the survivors.
Earlier this season when Sherry caught Daryl trying to escape the Sanctuary, she told him to go back because it could be worse. She was referencing her own situation.
Sherry told Daryl that no matter what Negan had done to him so far that it could always be worse.
"There's always more," she warned him. "You won't get away, and when you're back it'll be worse."
When Sherry returned back to the Sanctuary with Dwight, she resigned herself to be one of Negan's wives in exchange for Dwight's life. While Dwight got to live, he was burned with the iron.
We see Spencer find a note written in Latin. He's able to read it without a problem and it leads him to supplies.
When he arrives back to Alexandria with a bunch of canned goods, medical supplies, water purifiers, and flares, he tells Eugene he had taken a Latin class back in the day.
"It was a pain in the a-- class," said Spencer. "My mom said that pain would be useful someday."
When Spencer references a quote from his mom Deanna, it's one we heard back in season six.
Early in season six, episode five, Deanna wrote that exact phrase in Latin on top of expansion plans for Alexandria. It read, "Someday this pain will be useful to you."
After he finds out Amber cheated on him, Negan gives her the chance to leave him. He wants the women to know he's not forcing anyone to be there against their will.
Negan says he has one rule and that's that none of his many wives can cheat on him. If they don't want to be with him, that's fine. They can leave. In the comics, he makes it clear that he has another rule: that he is 100% against rape. He doesn't condone it with his men and he tells all of his wives that they have to be with him because they want to be.
"You know I don't want anyone here who doesn't want to be here, right?" Negan asks Amber. "If you want to leave and go back to Mark, you can."
If the women choose to stay, Negan will provide them with shelter and anything else they or their family may need. If they refuse, he pretty much makes their lives a living hell. It's not really much of a decision.
Negan’s strange relationship with women in the zombie apocalypse was hinted at all the way back in season six, episode six when we first come across Dwight and Sherry.
Negan sends some of his men looking for Dwight, Sherry, and her sister. Sherry’s sister said she would become one of Negan’s brides but then the three ran off to escape him.
The men finally give up and turn around with one of them commenting, “He [Negan] only wants a-- that’s willing, you know?”
That was viewers' first hint at Negan's warped sense of rules.
