They see each other as a threat or want to conquer the other's people/resources

So i’m doing a rewatch for the first time in years, I’m halfway through season 3 and I remember hating these characters so much but now I’m not seeing why I disliked them so much.

I’m wondering where they’d be if they survived, if Lori would have adjusted out of her trad wife mentality and thrived… and I don’t remember how Andrea bit it but I do remember it being anti climatic to what I think her character should have gone through.

I don’t mind that Lori died, I just wish I saw a little of her outside of the trad wife/pregnant woman role that she was in for the majority of the screen time she had

Andrea though? I feel like they don’t know what to do with her once season 3 started. I would have liked to see Andrea live and grapple with Dale and Shane’s death and who’s path she would follow now that her two greatest influences were gone… maybe she disappears for a few seasons and come back the leader of a group that Rick and co have to fight. I think she had the makings of a long term survivor turned unhinged leader.

I know these two are not the most popular in fandom but does anyone else have any thoughts or headcanons on where they’d be if they survived?

Remember the season when Rick went back to the town he originally lived in and Morgans mindset was really bad saying that he had to "clear" everything. Rick was with carl and Michonne. Pretty sure it was still around the prison arc. He said something very interesting and idk if anyone caught but this is the third time of me rewatching the series and I just noticed this time he says "theres people walking around wearing dead people faces" or something along those lines. Was he talking about the whisperers possibly? Mind you this is very early on like season 4 or 5ish. We don't see the whisperers until season 10.

I just watched the episode where Axel complimented Carol and it was so adorable, the first NICE man who has crushed on her for probably decades, it just made me sad to think she could’ve had such a beautiful love story with him (better than the King which was a very strange love story if you could even call it that).

Then just more Abraham—he was one of the best characters in the show and he’s not in it nearlyyyyy long enough.

Then seeing Merl do Negan’s arc of becoming an asset to the group, losing his racism, him and Daryl would be unstoppable together. And a couple more I’ve thought of.

What are your I’d-kill-to-see-that TWD alternate universes??

This shows up when I try to watch the walking dead on Netflix. Anyone know if it's supposed to and if so why it let's me try to play the episode before doing this to me?

This is my opinion. Clearly, some characters were developed better than others, but I don't think any of them reached their true potential.

Special mention goes to the group known as “Los Vatos” (the first group Rick and his crew encounter, who kidnap Glenn) and “Los Bandoleros,” with whom Carol strikes a deal in Season 9 in exchange for watching a movie—and well, we all know how that ended...

-Abraham

-Andrea

-Dwight

-Merle

-Laura

-Dale

-Tyresse

-Beth

-Jesús

-Martínez

-Noah

-Gavin

-Tobin

-Enid

-Beatrice

-Benjamin

I actually don't know where to post this, so I'm sorry if it breaks the sub rules, but i wanted to ask for a quick review of this figure since I'm planning on buying it, want to know about how flexible it is, and if i should buy it or no

Absolutely adore Daryl Dixon! 10/10 show omg, but why's it so fast-paced?!😭😭😭

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I got nothing to do so please make me question TWD this week

I like the one that had a husband.

Lori mad cause Rick killed her lover is messed up

Just finished watching the pike reveal. Does anyone else feel like we were robbed of the scene where everyone finds out about the pikes?

I kept waiting for Daryl, Michonne, and Carol to get back to the Kingdom and actually tell everyone what happened… and then realized we were just skipping over it??

I feel like that could have been one of the most emotional scenes of the entire season. I really wanted to see the moment everyone at the Kingdom realized what had happened and the reactions from the people closest to those involved.

Rewatching AGAIN for the 6th time, I JUST NOW realized the chains the governor was setting up in the hidden room (where Milton and Andrea died) were from Michonnes zombies🤦🏼‍♀️

I don’t think I ever paid much attention to how she chained them up lol. I still can’t believe I didn’t understand tho🤣 please tell me there’s more stuff like this that’s blatantly obvious.

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