The Walking Dead has come to an end. Were 11 seasons and 177 episodes of all kinds of emotions. The series based on the comics by Robert Kirkman and developed by Franco Darabont for AMC has had its ups and downs, but never spared blood. It has had, like in the good old days of Game of Thrones, several high-flying TV deaths.
On Twitter, “The Walking Dead” was trending. Examining in detail the most important comments on the outcome, it can be concluded that the general impressions of the last episode of the series were positive. Which were in keeping with their heyday.
That’s why this Monday, on its last day, we will remember 8 The Walking Dead character deaths that when first seen on TV caused quite an impact.
1. Sophia (Season 2 – Episode 7)
Carol’s daughter appeared conspicuously transformed into a zombie in a barn after disappearing into a forest.
2. Andrea (Season 3- Episode 16)
In the series, Andrea’s ending is different from the one in the comics, which is why it aroused surprise among the fans. According to Kirkman’s books, she Andrea was supposed to disappear at the end of the season, but in the series she does so halfway through, after being tortured by the Governor.
3. The Governor (Season 4 – Episode 8)
The villain played by David Morrissey is stabbed by Michonne and killed by his love interest Lilly.
4. Denise (Season 6 – Episode 14)
Denise only appears in 9 episodes. Her death is hard to forget: an arrow shot by Dwight pierces his skull while on a mission with his friends.
5. Glenn and Abraham (Season 7 – Episode 1)
The two adorable characters are brutally beaten by the bat of Negan, the great villain of the series.
6. Spencer (Season 7 – Episode 8)
Negan disemboweled Deanna Monroe’s son after she tried to cheat on him.
7. Carl (Season 8 – Episode 9)
His death also surprised viewers of the series because in the comics, the character lives on. Carl has been bitten by a walker and shoots himself to avoid turning into a zombie.
8- Alpha (Season 10 – Episode 14)
Negan cuts off Alpha’s head to gain the Alexandrians’ trust.
Source: Clarin
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