Fans Are Freaking Over Maggie's Fate On 'The Walking Dead'
Fans are starting to worry about Maggie Rhee on The Walking Dead after showrunner Scott Gimple's [...]
The Dark Reactions
The immediate reaction for some fans was confusion. Twitter user LogicSpiel can't quite make sense of it all and simply wonders, "uh, what?"
The Walking Dead showrunner says Maggie's baby won't be born in season 8, "but anything's possible" - uh, what?
— LogicSpiel (@LogicSpiel) September 12, 2017
Then, there is the crowd which has a dark conclusion. Peter Palmasano takes Gimple's words from the preview special into account and asks, "What if the baby never gets a chance to be born?" You know, like if its mother won't survive the upcoming war.
Maggie's baby is not born in Season 8 of #TWD People assume it'll occur next season. What if the baby never gets a chance to be born?
— Peter Palmasano (@pjpj191) September 12, 2017
"Bet Maggie dies next season," said Jesse Grubb, just one day after Gimple's word came out.
Bet Maggie dies next season
— Jesse Grubb (@TherealJ_Grubb) September 11, 2017
"I hate to say it but Maggie is gonna die," Junior Valentine said. "Don't want her to but it's gonna happen." It's becoming a dark trend for fans of Glenn's widowed wife.
#TalkingDead i hate say it but Maggie is gonna die. dont want her to but its gonna happen
— Junior Valentine (@valentinejr237) September 11, 2017
Twitter user Shivi tosses Maggie into a crowd of characters they refuse to see die, which also includes Daryl, Carl, Rick, Morgan and Tara.
If Maggie, Daryl, Carl, Rick, Morgan or Tara die in season 8 I stg
— Shivi (@EdsHotChocolate) September 12, 2017
Twitter user Ernordeth Puer-Irae has a heartbreaking theory of their own. "Season 8 Maggie's baby won't be born," they wrote. "She's going to have a miscarriage just to make us have the feels."
@hardwick #WalkingDead Season 8 Maggie's baby won't be born. She's going to have a miscarriage just to make us have the feels pic.twitter.com/isz3GfhooE
— Ernordeth Puer-Irae (@ernordeth) September 11, 2017
Then, there is Val, and the many like her. "We all know what Scott Gimple means by Maggie's baby will not be born in Season 8," Val wrote. "It means, this baby will never be born." Appropriately, a gif of the old Taylor Swift, who also happens to be dead, accompanies the tweet.
#TheWalkingDead We all know what @ScottMGimple means by Maggie's baby will not be born in season 8. It means, this baby will never be born. pic.twitter.com/yjuBRM4tn3
— Val (@MolenaVal) September 11, 2017
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Spoilers for The Walking Dead comics and possibly TV series follow!
Should AMC's The Walking Dead continue to accurately follow its comic book source material, Maggie's baby will be born safe and sound. The fact that the little one won't arrive in Season Eight, however, is an indication of the timeline for the upcoming episodes.
Immediately following the "All Out War" story arc in The Walking Dead comics, the series features a major time jump. In that time, which is commonly estimated to span two years, Maggie's baby is born. This prompts other speculation that the "All Out War" adaptation on television will span the entirety of The Walking Dead's eighth season.
With Gimple teasing the time jump to be an accurate guess for the Old Man Rick moment seen in The Walking Dead's Season Eight trailer, it seems safe to assume the Season Eight finale will be a conclusion of sorts for the war with Season Nine kicking off after the time jump!
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The Walking Dead's sibling series Fear the Walking Dead airs Sunday nights at 9 pm ET on AMC. The Walking Dead will return for its eighth season on October 22, 2017. The Season 8 premiere will mark 100 episodes overall for the popular AMC series. For complete coverage and insider info all season long, follow @BrandonDavisBD on Twitter.
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