Warning: The following contains possible spoilers for AMC's "The Walking Dead."

Given the dramatic events of episode three, "Thank You," and the rampant fan theories saturating the Internet, it's no surprise that fans of AMC's "The Walking Dead" would want to know what's coming next. Fortunately, spoilers and rumors are a plenty these days.

The Spoiling Dead Fans have a partial summary for episode four, "Here's Not Here," which will be 90-minutes long.

Showrunner Scott Gimple and stars Andrew Lincoln and Norman Reedus have all teased flashbacks and time jumps this season. It sounds as if episode four will primarily take place in the past and give viewers a better idea of how Morgan regained his sanity after the events of "Clear" and made his way to Alexandria. This is a story that "Walking Dead" fans have wanted to see for some time now.

Based on this summary, Morgan may have finally gotten over his Zen-like appreciation for human life. In the concluding moments of "Thank You," he appeared to kill a Wolf he was fighting with (totally justified). In The Spoiling Dead's summary above, it sounds as if he has chained up another member of the Wolves and could even be torturing him for information (not as justified but we'll still let it slide because we hate those guys).

Regardless of the context, "Here's Not Here" is shaping up to be one of the most cinematically unique and interesting episodes of "The Walking Dead." Rarely do viewers get a glimpse into how things came to be as they are right now. Kudos to Gimple for keeping long-time fans on their toes.