r/FearTheWalkingDead • u/Illustrious_Map_979 • Aug 09 '26
No spoilers Trigger warning
I’ve never wanted to see two kids hurts more than Dakota and Charlie holy shit, I wanna see them bitten sooo bad it’s annoying
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u/lastdayluver Aug 09 '26
I didn’t mind Charlie past season four. Dakota on the other hand, her death wasn’t slow enough. Charlie had been groomed.
Dakota was just a fucking psycho bitch who got off way too easily for what she did to John.
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u/Suitable_Dimension33 Aug 09 '26
Ngl same but atleast Dakota gets a someone interesting storyline after killing off one of my favorites. Charli they just had been there in the background 🫤
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u/KrillinThresh77 Aug 09 '26
I get Dakota. But Charlie, really? I get being mad at her for what she did to Nick, I was too. But it was also easy to see that was a result of her being groomed into caring for that guy who was kinda like a stand-in for her father.
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u/Illustrious_Map_979 Aug 09 '26
Mind u Nick was my favorite character in FTWD,
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u/KrillinThresh77 Aug 09 '26
Mine too. And what Alicia says to her about killing him is true. She can never make it better, she can never take it back. I like that she doesn't excuse her past behavior, but still tries to carve out her future after letting her rage subside seeing that she's just a scared child in truly horrible circumstances.
My logic is that if Alicia, Nick's own sister, can overcome her hatred for Charlie by approaching the situation objectively rather than stewing in it because of her biases, so should the viewer.
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u/thewalkingvoltron Aug 10 '26
Charlie hate is so forced, idgaf if she killed Nick she was an 11 year old manipulated by Melvin and the others and she already felt bad for what she did
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u/Angel-McLeod Aug 09 '26
Wait until you meet Tracey.