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This in many ways is sort of the ending of an era for The Walking Dead and the starting of a new one. But why Carl? He needed to be the person who pushed the world in a certain direction, who put out a certain message. That message might even be denied, but we wanted it to have the incredible weight of coming from this young hero in the most serious of circumstances.

And [his demise] can show that this world is still the world of The Walking Dead , where these things happen. Other people may need to try and sell him on it. Yeah, not after what happened. And even if Negan really did want to jump into [a cease-fire], he is someone who is very conscious of optics… and his image, so that makes it harder for him to make a deal with the wrong people… or who are maybe looked upon as the wrong people.

Had he hurt himself deliberately, or was that blood just a side effect of having buried Carl?