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Walked Quote by Lynda La Plante

“loosely, and walk h’on.’ They walked sedately down the country lane and paused as Mrs Fruity opened the gate to the field and gestured for each one to enter with a loud booming, ‘Walk on, walk on and form a circle, please.’ Gloria was still imitating her when they returned to the manor two hours…” quote by Lynda La Plante
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““loosely, and walk h’on.’ They walked sedately down the country lane and paused as Mrs Fruity opened the gate to the field and gestured for each one to enter with a loud booming, ‘Walk on, walk on and form a circle, please.’ Gloria was still imitating her when they returned to the manor two hours later. They cranked themselves out of the car to Gloria’s ‘Walk on, come along now, walk on . . .’ Julia galloped down from the wood and called out. They turned and watched the way she neatly skirted the building, plants and wheelbarrows.””

Lynda La Plante

About This Quote

Source Novel: The Walking Dead, 2015

Describes a ritualistic procession where participants are guided by a leader’s commands, emphasizing collective movement.

In simple terms: Follow the leader’s call.

Key Takeaway

Observe group dynamics.

Themes

ritual leadership movement

Mood

reflective observational

Type

narrative descriptive

When to use this quote

  • team building
  • ceremonial events
  • public marches

Key Concepts

social conformity collective behavior

Questions to Reflect On

  • What role does the leader play in shaping direction?
  • When does conformity become harmful?
A Different Perspective

Blind following can suppress individuality.

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