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To: Salamander

I’m not sure that the death of any particular character would stop me watching. It is the apocalypse after all. Death is gonna happen.

What would have stopped me from watching is if they had made Daryl gay. There was some talk of this several season back when gay was all the rage.

That would have made me furiously angry RAWR!

As far as Coral dying... why do I get the feeling that this is a curve ball and he isn’t going to die?

What makes me think that he could die is that the actor needs time off the show for school or things of that nature.

But I don’t know, I’m suspicious of that bite and its eventual effect.


71 posted on 12/10/2017 8:52:15 PM PST by chris37 (Take a week off racist >;-)
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To: chris37

I don’t buy it, either.

This reeks of the Jon Snow Is Dead cliffhanger from GOT.

Kit swore he was dead and not coming back.

Never believed it for a second.

You simply cannot kill off the pivotal character.


73 posted on 12/10/2017 9:03:27 PM PST by Salamander (And Yet, Ezekiel Smiles...)
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To: chris37

Addendum: Unless and until I see Coral turn into a Walker and somebody pokes a hole in his skull, not buying it.


74 posted on 12/10/2017 9:05:02 PM PST by Salamander (And Yet, Ezekiel Smiles...)
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To: chris37

So I’m watching it now.

The moment I have waited for, for so many years...Daryl gets his cut back.

Hells to the yeah.

I am content.

[internally cheering]

But when King Zeke got punched, I wanted to jump on that guy’s back and rip out his jugular with my bare teeth.


85 posted on 12/10/2017 10:43:30 PM PST by Salamander (And Yet, Ezekiel Smiles...)
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