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The Walking Dead Season 7 Analysis

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The Walking Dead Season 7 won 't begin airing until October, but fans are desperately trying to figure out who Negan killed in the Season 6 finale. While nothing has been confirmed, there is some strong evidence that the victim may have been Glenn, one of the show 's most beloved characters.

According to Enstarz, new proof that actor Steven Yeun 's character, Glenn Rhee, may have been the one to have been brutally beaten to death by Negan during the finale has been revealed.

The report reveals that Yeun has landed a new role in a sci-fi movie titled Okja. The film co-stars Tilda Swinton, Jake Gyllenhaal, and Paul Dano, who are already on set filming. However, since The Walking Dead Season 7 is set to begin filming on Monday, May 2, it …show more content…

Unfortunately, signs are pointing to Glenn being the unlucky victim of Negan. Not only is the character the one who is killed by Negan 's bat, Lucille, in the comic book series, but fan theories also have Glenn as the victim on the television show.

Videos from the Season 6 finale show two rocks on the ground next to Glenn, and as the point of view is switched to the victim the same rocks can been seen, leaving many fans thinking it will be Glenn who bites the dust when Season 7 airs in October.

Meanwhile, many viewers think that there are only two other Walking Dead characters who could possibly be Negan 's victim. Daryl, who is arguably the most popular character on the show, and Abraham.

If Daryl Dixon were to be killed off The Walking Dead, fans would go crazy. Many viewers have often said that if Daryl dies they will stop watching the show, and it would be a bold, and shocking, move for the series to kill off one of the most popular characters.

Meanwhile, actor Norman Reedus, who plays Daryl Dixon, isn 't giving any hints about who dies. However, he did say that he knows what happens, and that it is "gut-wrenching." Does this mean that Daryl 's life is in jeopardy? As The Walking Dead has often claimed, "no one is safe," from being killed off

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