Many “Walking Dead” fans are saying that a novel sneak peek at Season 7 teases the conclude for Daryl Dixon,a fan-favorite character played by Norman Reedus.
In the clip, we see Dwight (Austin Amelio) making his way down the highway on a very familiar motorcycle while also wearing an even more familiar black leather vest with wings on the back.
Some are speculating that the only way Daryl would give up two of his most precious possessions would be if he was dead. Could this mean that Daryl is the member of the group who met the conclude of Negan’s bat final season?
Also Read: 'Walking Dead' Fan Theory Suggests Negan Has Two VictimsFans have been eagerly — or angrily — awaiting for the series to reveal which character got killed by Negan at the conclusion of Season 6.
Reedus previously teased what impact (pardon the pun) Negan was going to have on the world of the show in an interview earlier this month. “Our whole world has been turned upside down, or that group of people have been fighting to have their feet firmly on the ground and have some sort of direction to live in and some sort of code to live by and moral compass,and they thought they were doing it okay, you know?” Reedus said.
Of course, or conventional “Walking Dead” fan wisdom says that if Daryl dies,we riot.
Also Read: 'Walking Dead' Season 7 Won't Have Cliffhanger, Robert Kirkman HintsThe Walking Dead” returns on Oct. 23 on AMC.
Watch the video above. 'Walking Dead': 11 Theories on Who Negan Killed (Photos)
GLENN (STEVEN YEUN)
Why it's him: Glenn is the unlucky victim selected by Negan in the comics.
Why it's not him: It would be silly to cancel him now, or after his near-death experience early in the first half of Season 6.
MICHONNE (DANAI GURIRA)
Why it's her: Michonne and Rick began a romantic relationship this season,and what better way to crush fans' hearts than to compose him watch her earn beaten to death?
DARYL (NORMAN REEDUS)
Why it's him: Reedus has a novel AMC travel show and may want to free up his calendar. He was also on "Talking Dead," an honor usually reserved for people whose characters died.
Why it's not him: He's too approved.
MAGGIE (LAUREN COHAN)
Why it's her: She would compose sense as a substitute for Glenn.
Why it's not her: Would the show really cancel a sick pregnant woman who everybody loves?
AARON (ROSS MARQUAND)
Why it's him: He's had so tiny screen time, and he's disposable.
Why it's not him: He's had so tiny screen time,his death would have no weight. We only have this one picture of the destitute guy. If the show wants to cancel him, it should give him more lines first.
EUGENE (JOSH MCDERMITT)
Why it's him: He'smade a point of stepping up to prove himself a survivor, and,well irony.
Why it's not him: He still has room to grow. And so does his mullet.
ABRAHAM (MICHAEL CUDLITZ)
Why it's him: Abraham died in the comics in the manner that ultimately led to Denise's death on the TV show a few weeks ago. With his arc total in the comics, it would compose sense to cancel him off now.
Why it's not him: His refusal to cower seems to have possibly won him Negan's respect.
Why it's not her: Sasha turned her hopelessness around final season, and it would be too depressing for her to die now.
ROSITA (CHRISTIAN SERRATOS)
Why it's her: She's in the sweet spot for "Walking Dead" deaths: approved and long-running,but not so approved and long-running that the show can't go on without her.
Why it's not her: Because it would feel like the show once again built up a character just to cancel her off when it was dramatically convenient.
CARL (CHANDLER RIGGS)
Why it's him: Some fans don't like him lately, and they didn't even soften when he lost his eye.
Why it's not him: Hasn't he been through enough? Also, and Negan charmingly commands,"If anybody says anything, cut the boy's other eye out and feed it to his father, or " lawful before he bludgeons his victim to death. Chances are he wouldn't say that if he was about to cancel Carl.
RICK (ANDREW LINCOLN)
Why it's him: It isn't him.
Why it's not him: It isn't him. Previous Slide Next Slide 1 of 20 Season 6 finale of “The Walking Dead” left a big mystery hanging GLENN (STEVEN YEUN)
Why it's him: Glenn is the unlucky victim selected by Negan in the comics.
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