‘Walking Dead’ Fans Prepare To Cry: Want To Find Out Who Dies? [Spoilers]

The Walking Dead spoilers and information have been very rare this season. People have tried to logic out which of the main characters are dead after the finale of Season 6, but until now the producers have kept their secrets excruciatingly well. Now suddenly there is a leak. Do fans really want to read the spoilers? Do they want to know who is dead, and who lives to see another episode? If so, read on.

The Walking Dead fans have been suffering through the absolute worst nail-biting cliffhanger in the history of television. Who did Negan kill with that awful bat he calls Lucille? In the last episode, all the cast members were tied up and kneeling before him, as Negan was walking around choosing which one of the beloved characters he would kill.

Norman Reedus and Steven Yeun have the biggest fan base. They are certainly the ones most viewers are worried about losing. Their characters, Daryl and Glenn, are largely responsible for the survival of the other characters so far. Everyone who cares about the show is afraid of losing one or both of them. At the same time, the other characters are loved too, and no one wants to lose any of them.

All The Walking Dead characters are on the line in the first episode. Not only do they risk death, but they risk dying gruesomely. Of course, in this series, is there any death that isn’t grisly? One of the more uncomfortable facts to come out so far is that everyone who has viewed this first scene has wept bitterly just watching, according to GameNGuide. Episode 1 is very, very disturbing. Fans need to prepare for some huge losses.

Spoilers have been rare, and security tight. Even so, Executive Director Greg Nicotero allowed a handful of new season directors to view the first installment of Season 7. Their reactions were off the charts according to Nicotero’s statements on GameNGuide.

“A couple of people have seen it and then they stand next to me for about 24 hours going, ‘F-k!’ And I’m like, ‘What?’… It’s pretty amazing, I’ll tell ya. People cry which makes me happy and sad at the same time.”

The Walking Dead spoilers might just break some of the potentially damaging impacts of the first episode. Producers are warning viewers how disturbing the first scene is. Fans should have tissues handy, and be ready to turn away if they are squeamish. It is going to get rough. For viewers who want to soften the blow just a bit, read on for spoilers.

The Walking Dead spoilers are not great news, but they might prepare fans to endure the first episode a bit better. Of course, as with any spoiler, there is no guarantee, but the sources have come forth with the information everyone wants to know, and it appears they are in a position to have their facts straight. Blasting News shows confidence and near certainty. The spoilers are below. For those who want to read the spoilers, read on.

Lennie James fans can breathe a sigh of relief. Morgan is safe. That said, the news is still very bad. Not just one, but two main characters are apparently dead in Episode 1. Start mourning now, because the best sources reveal in Blasting News that Abe and Glenn are going to die. Abe will die first trying to fight back, and Glenn is also beaten until he’s dead as Negan’s twisted walking and pointing choice in a deadly game of Eeny, Meeny, Miney, Moe that started in the finale of Season 6.

Norman Reedus’ fans will also be horrified when Daryl Dixon fights back, but apparently Negan has other plans for the awesome Daryl. Daryl is going to be thrown into a van and taken to another location.

The Walking Dead producers are touting this as the most brutal season yet. Abe and Glenn are now gone. Negan and his enormous pack of followers seem unbeatable. Daryl is captured and perhaps enslaved by Negan. How bleak can one get? The early episodes are going to be rough, and also vastly different from previous episodes, as a sense of defeat will prevail early in the season.

The Walking Dead spoilers for Season 7 are very bad news for Steven Yeun fans and indicate a vast turning point in the show.

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