7 details you may have missed on Sunday's episode of 'The Walking Dead'

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• Warning: There are spoilers ahead for "The Walking Dead" season 10, episode 4, "Silence the Whisperers."
• Paranoia continues to invade and spread within the communities this week as a tree crashes at the Hilltop and a fight breaks out with Alpha's daughter, Lydia, at Alexandria.
• From a new addition to the opening credits to a comic nod between Michonne and Ezekiel, Insider rounds up some smaller moments and comic references you may have missed.

The song that kicks off the episode is called "Heaven I Know" by Australian singer-songwriter Gordi.

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The 2017 song discusses dealing with loss and coming to grips with moving on. It's the perfect song to open the fourth episode of "TWD's" tenth season as so many people in Alexandria and the Hilltop — Michonne, Carol, Ezekiel, — are dealing with the loss of a partner, a child, and friends. Some are clearly dealing with it in better ways than others.

We see Michonne around a table eating with Rick's two remaining children. Daryl has stepped up and joins them before bringing a meal to Carol, who is locked up in her room. She's been plagued by nightmares and visions of her son who was murdered by the Whisperers.

Ezekiel, meanwhile, can't sleep since parting ways with his wife, Carol, after the loss of their adopted son Henry. They attempted to continue working together as a couple, but as the lyrics of the song suggest, "Heaven I know that we tried," the two didn't get their happily ever after.

"A lot of times when couples lose a child, it ends up breaking up the marriage. It's unfortunately true in many cases," "TWD" showrunner Angela Kang told Insider in March of Carol and Ezekiel's break up.

Those same lyrics may also be viewed as a premonition of what's to come. The communities have tried to hold off from going after the Whisperers, but as paranoia seeps in on Sunday's episode from the fall of a tree and a fight with Alpha's daughter, it doesn't look like that's going to last. By its end, graffiti about silencing the Whisperers is spreading as the citizens of Alexandria get ready to get revenge on the masked figures for killing a bunch of their own last season.

You can listen to "Heaven I Know" here.

The fire and satellite from the season 10 premiere are now a part of the opening credits.

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The opening credits continue to evolve as the season progresses. You likely caught the new "Walking Dead" logo starting to burn, but you may have missed the satellite that crashed in the premiere. 

You can spot it briefly to the right of the screen when Christian Serratos' name appears on screen.

When Daryl leaves Carol a tray of food, there's a little flower with her meal.

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It's not the first time Daryl has given Carol a flower. When he was searching for her daughter, Sophia, back on season two, episode four Daryl gave Carol a Cherokee rose. 

The flower on season 10 may not be the same flower, but back on season two Carol was surprised to receive such a gesture from Daryl. He used a beer bottle back then as a makeshift vase. 

Read more: 'The Walking Dead' star Norman Reedus says he has read Daryl as asexual and even receives fan mail thanking him for it

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