7 details you may have missed on Sunday's episode of 'The Walking Dead'
Sasha hands the pocket watch Glenn had on him to his wife Maggie. She originally goes to leave it at Glenn's grave before passing it on to Enid.
Glenn was given that watch by Maggie's father, Hershel, back in season two, episode 11.
Hershel explains that his grandfather brought the watch over from Ireland. He continued to pass the watch down through the family.
Jesus brings blue flowers to Maggie while she's resting at the Hilltop and lays green ones at the graves or Abraham and Glenn.
"I read somewhere that blue flowers inspire strength and calm," Jesus tells Maggie.
He then lays green ones by the graves of Abraham and Glenn which he says symbolize, "release."
It's reminiscent of a moment when Daryl gives Carol a flower in season two to stay strong while the group is searching for her daughter Sofia.
Daryl tells Carol the story of the Cherokee rose and how he believes the one he found bloomed for Sofia.
Here's what he says to Carol:
"The story is that when American soldiers were moving Indians off their land on the Trail of Tears the Cherokee mothers were grieving and crying so much 'cause they were losing their little ones along the way from exposure and disease and starvation. A lot of them just disappeared. So the elders they said a prayer; asked for a sign to uplift the mothers' spirits, give them strength and hope. The next day this rose started to grow right where the mothers' tears fell."
Jesus later hands Sasha a necklace that Abraham left behind at the Hilltop when he was last there.
Rosita, Abraham's old flame, gave that to him after making it from a broken brake light in season six.
Abraham lost it almost immediately after Rosita gave it to him. It fell on the ground after he went to the Hilltop and helped Rick stop a man from killing the group's leader, Gregory.
We're sure Rosita will be thrilled to see Sasha with that necklace when she next sees her.
If you were shocked by Maggie's skills with the tractor, you shouldn't have been.
Maggie grew up on a farm. She should be a regular tractor girl.
While there was a tractor on the show, on "The Walking Dead" aftershow, "Talking Dead," it was revealed that the vehicle that ran over a few walkers was nothing more than giant blue Styrofoam wheels that rolled over some stuntmen.
Enid marks (what she believes to be) Glenn's grave with green balloons.
She found the balloons while on the road with Glenn last season.
The two used the balloons as a signal to let Maggie and the Alexandrians know he was safe. Last episode Enid asked a Savior to not take her balloons away.
Maggie, Sasha, and Enid sit around a table holding hands to pray before eating a meal.
Maggie tells the girls that they don't need anything to remember Glenn and Abraham by because they have each other before giving a short prayer.
"For this new morning with its light, for rest and shelter of the night, for health and food, for love and friends, for everything that goodness sends. Amen."
One of the last times we saw Maggie sitting with Sasha in prayer was in the season five finale with Father Gabriel after Sasha nearly killed him.
The three were passed over in a sequence as Rick was speaking. Though they weren't talking, it brought to mind advice Maggie took from her father. In season two, episode seven she reminds him he told her to always "love one another as I have loved you."
Near the episode's end we see Sasha sharpening a knife with a cigar in her mouth.
Sasha said it was the only thing Abraham had on him. On the series, you could almost always see Abraham with a cigar in his mouth.
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