The Maggie Greene Thread

If Negan kills Maggie or Rick, i'm out!

 

I believe Rick and Maggie are safe. However Glenn and their unborn child is another story.

 

It is possible she has a miscarriage which will prevent another Judith situation where they have a baby in the group but no idea how to deal with her and hand her to someone off screen for several episodes.

 

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Poor Maggie. Hershel and Beth were taken from her. And now Glenn. I guess the jury’s still out on the baby. After all she's endured that day (complications from her pregnancy, Glenn and Abe’s death, Daryl being taken prisoner, Negan taunting and humiliating them, etc.)and she still wants to fight back against the Saviors. Even though the odds are stacked against them.

 

Yep! She looked stunning (but doesn't she always?) on Talking Dead last night.

 

Yeah, been a fan since she was on Supernatural.

 

Poor Maggie. First The Governor cuts off her father's head in front of her. Then Beth is killed. Now Glenn gets his head bashed to mush before her.

 

What's more is she at least saw Hershel die. She didn't get any sort of final moment with Beth after everyone was separated at the prison.

I forget, did Maggie just give up hope and assume she was dead until Noah told Daryl and Carol about Beth, or was she still holding out?

 

The Walking Dead: Lauren Cohan says Maggie will seek 'vengeance' on Negan

 

When she's not fighting zombies on The Walking Dead, Lauren Cohan keeps her head on with killer core workouts, meditation retreats, and a tech trick for staying balanced.

 

Everyone is talking about Maggie running over the walkers and that gremlin with the tractor in "Go Getters" and how awesome that was. However, my favorite moment from Maggie was when she punched Gregory, took back Glenn's stopwatch that he took from his grave, and told him to address her as Maggie Rhee. I also liked how she took charge and ordered Jesus to help Sasha with the walkers. As well as ordering the two Hilltoppers to close the gate after the Saviors used the gremlin to break into the Hilltop to draw the walkers in with music on the radio.

 

Maggie should've gave Glenn's pocketwatch to her own child instead of Enid. At least once her child is born and has reached a certain age anyway. I don't know why she'd give an heirloom to some girl she just started bonding with. Anyways whatever... the writers really want us to care about Enid.

 

That's a good point.

 

Yeah, that makes sense, but I guess since Enid and Glenn had that bonding experience a little while ago, she has an important connection to Enid now.

 

Agreed! Maggie was awesome in that episode. I can't wait to see her lead Hilltop with her sidekick kung fu Jesus.

 

Happy 35th birthday to Ms. Cohan!

 

Good god, Lemon!

 

I like this season but i need way more Maggie scenes. I almost forgot what she was up to.

 

Yeah we got three episodes left until Season 8. Aside from one episode ("Go Getters") they really haven't taken advantage of Maggie and her role in this fight against Negan. It seems with each passing season she seems to get less focus and growth. I thought Glenn's demise would've made the writers push Maggie closer to the forefront of the story. I also believe Sasha, Jesus, and the Hilltop Colony are lacking strong development. I guess we can chalk it up as the show having too many characters or communities to keep track of as a result. I honestly think the writers aren't as invested in the character anymore. Hopefully when [BLACKOUT]she becomes the leader of the Hilltop[/BLACKOUT] she'll get more focus and development.

 

Well at least the next episode seems to have a lot of Maggie and Daryl hiding from the Saviors.

 

We should get a lot of character development from Maggie and Daryl hiding.

Aside from Sasha and Rosita's suicide mission against Negan. It looks like the next episode is going to rehash certain moments from episode 7.5 "Go Getters", where Simon snoops around the Hilltop, Gregory possibly giving up Maggie or Daryl or both for his own benefit, and Maggie & Daryl (this time) hiding during the Saviors visit. It's hard for me to get excited for this week's epsiode b/c of the lack of development on Jesus and the Hilltop colony. It's funny that we know more about Ezekiel, Benjamin, and Richard (who were all introduced this season) than we do about the Hilltop colony and Jesus' character, who were introduced during 6b. It's probably why I've been more invested in the Kingdom than most of the other communities. Hopefully this episode surprises me and raises the stakes in the story.