Warning: Spoilers for AMC's The Walking Dead through Season 7...
Daryl Dixon went to hell and back in The Walking Dead's seventh season. Held prisoner by Negan for a long stretch, and feeling guilty for the death of Glenn, Daryl found himself in a dark place, that star Norman Reedus agrees was "emotionally wrecking" to portray.
IGN had the chance to visit the set of The Walking Dead back during production of Season 8 - which premieres Sunday, October 22nd -- and talk to Reedus about Daryl rebuilding himself from last season's dark patch and his newfound need for blood. "
wants revenge," Reedus said of the character's Season 8 arc. "He's just seeing red right now. He’s going through this whole thing, feeling the guilt and realizing Glenn wouldn’t have wanted him to give up like that and he’s fighting for himself, and the people that he loves, and the people that have gone before him. So, he just wants f***ing revenge now. I don’t think there’s anybody to talk him out of what he wants to do."
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Daryl Dixon went to hell and back in The Walking Dead's seventh season. Held prisoner by Negan for a long stretch, and feeling guilty for the death of Glenn, Daryl found himself in a dark place, that star Norman Reedus agrees was "emotionally wrecking" to portray.
IGN had the chance to visit the set of The Walking Dead back during production of Season 8 - which premieres Sunday, October 22nd -- and talk to Reedus about Daryl rebuilding himself from last season's dark patch and his newfound need for blood. "
wants revenge," Reedus said of the character's Season 8 arc. "He's just seeing red right now. He’s going through this whole thing, feeling the guilt and realizing Glenn wouldn’t have wanted him to give up like that and he’s fighting for himself, and the people that he loves, and the people that have gone before him. So, he just wants f***ing revenge now. I don’t think there’s anybody to talk him out of what he wants to do."
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