Warning! this article is not for the faint of heart as it includes possible "Walking Dead" season 5 finale spoilers.
So for fans who do not wish to get spoiled, stop reading now!
While the fans are anxiously waiting for the upcoming season 5 finale of the hit AMC zombie-themed show, "Walking Dead," speculations about who would be killed arise.
"If Daryl dies, we riot" is a famous slogan to the loyal fans of the show, and this Sunday night's special two-hour might be the time for the fans to amok as several hints is pointing to Daryl Dixon's death, Huffington Post reported.
Reportedly, Norman Reedus, the actor who played the fan-favorite character, is already scheduled to appear in the "Talking Dead" after the "Walking Dead" season 5 finale airs.
While nothing has been confirmed yet, it's a known fact that cast who usually graced the show are the one who've most likely died in the series.
Furthermore, Reedus has previously warned the fans that this season's episode finale is going to be heartbreaking and nervewrecking.
"Wow, bring your Kleenex, and you'll be screaming at your television," he teased when asked what fans could expect from "Walking Dead" season 5 finale.
According to the episode's synopsis finale, Daryl will be in trouble at the beginning of the show, whether he will survive or not is remained to be seen.
The Walking Dead's season five finale will be an extended 90-minute episode airing March 29 at 9 p.m., AMC announced Wednesday. In the finale, Daryl finds himself in trouble while out on the run. Meanwhile, in Alexandria, Rick and his group continue to feel like outsiders as danger lurks near the gates.
For more "Walking Dead" season 5 finale spoilers, Steven Yeun, who plays the role of Glenn gamely talked about details on what fans could expect in his character during an interview with Entertainment Weekly.
Apart from showing more leader-like characteristics as the show progress, Glenn will finally "show his mettle and what he's made of."
And for more "Walking Dead" season 5 spoilers, Yeun revealed that the show's special two-hour finale will feature Glenn's struggle in either fighting or giving in to his conscience.
"I think we're going to see a ripple effect-see how this affects everybody," he shared.
"In terms of Glenn, if we track back, you realize that he's kind of having a crisis of conscience at this point. He's wavering up and down between whether he wants to accept the world as it is and say that in order to function and live in this world you need to be on the far end of the spectrum and say, 'I'm going to do whatever it takes to survive, regardless of whether it is killing somebody or sacrificing somebody.' Or you're going to have a heart and try to lead people to a place where society and humanity still exist. And I think Glenn is wrestling with that. Even in episode 514, you see him wrestle with leaving Nicholas there. He doesn't necessarily want to take him with him-he's so angry-he realizes that's part of who he is: He doesn't leave people behind or tries not to at all costs. That's the thing he's warring with. We're going to see more of how that part of him is tested and where he lies on that spectrum and where he chooses to lie."
