The Walking Dead Season 7: Norman Reedus and Robert Kirkman teasent on to Daryl, Carol and others (SPOILERS)

One day after the broadcast of the final winter of season 7 of The Walking Dead, the team of the series tease already what awaits us in the future.

February 12 is still far and melty continues to help you wait until then. After we asked what would happen later in the season 7 of The Walking Dead , what are some concrete answers that you book now through about Robert Kirkman and Norman Reedus. They were both on the set of the talk show Talking Dead and this allowed them to say more about later. Rober Kirkman began by talking about the mysterious pair of boots that observes Aaron, but Rick Father Gabriel in the last episode of the first half of the season . “I really wish I could tell you who it is. All I can do is confirm that these are the same boots in two stages and we’ll talk after the return of the series. The second part is great ” . The teasing in good standing gives us looking forward to next year.
Robert Kirkman yet also promises a return to normality. “Rick Grimes will become Rick Grimes and same goes for Daryl Dixon. The group met again and ready to fight” . But Daryl back does not mean that it is forgetting the tragic events of the beginning of the season. Norman Reedus says “Daryl is still in shock after the death of Glenn and Abraham, but especially that of Glenn. He still hopes that Maggie will forgive him. I think through a lot and he is ready to kill ” . A state of mind that one can understand what he suffered even if we do not doubt that Maggie will forgive her. The return of Carol could perhaps help him be more serene since according to Robert Kirkman, its isolation will not last . “I think that even if Morgan and Carol protesting, we know them well. When the fight begins, they will be there” . Some reassuring after weeks of separation between the two groups. Meanwhile their reunion, it was still asked how Daryl might be different later in the season 7 of The Walking Dead . What do you think about Robert Kirkman and Norman Reedus?