twd

yee yee glaggie

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[oliviascolmans]

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requested by guardianofthegalaxyy

[michonnegrimes]

Not bad. You sign with a southern accent.          Really?!

[darxegor-deactivated20220818]

We are THE WALKING DEAD

[corlgrimes]

requested | carl grimes + being cruel to others

[butterflycaps]

[allhailheda]

“Before mom died, she told me that I was going to beat this world. You will.“ 

- Carl Grimes

[voguebycalder]

they keep showing this other shit in between the scenes with carl… like i give a fuck about what the fuck else is going on bitch!!

[vapejuice02-deactivated20230311]

Still in denial. Still in denial. Still in denial.

What’s on tonight? Oh, the Walking Dead? I can’t wait for Carl to be immune because it was a Whisperer Bite! That’ll be fun!

[guriras]

[rickgrimesnetwork]

That remind you of anybody you know?

[rickgrimesnetwork]

[the-walking-dead-army]

Chandler’s new hair cut

[daily-walkers]

Dad, you can’t keep me from it. What? From what always happens. I know. But it’s my job to try.

[twddirection]

4.09 x 8.08

[wheredandylionscometogrow]

😢😢

[walkersaredead]

I don’t get why TWD feels the need to kill a character off every mid-season finale or regular season finale. this show has evolved drastically since the first season, and the characters have too. isn’t the point that these characters are supposed to be able to beat the odds and survive in this new world? I think the showrunners would like to answer “yes” to that question, but it’s contradictory when they use finales as a benchmark to kill off characters. a character doesn’t need to die every eight episodes to make the show interesting. when you kill off too many characters, people stop watching. especially when you kill off pivotal characters *cough* carl grimes *cough*. i️ know that deaths will inevitably happen. the show takes place in a zombie apocolypse after all. but these deaths don’t need to be as frequent, or for the sole purpose of shock value.

[thewalkingdeadgifs]

[andy-clutterbuck]

“Please, son, don’t die.”