Don't read if you hate spoilers. Let's talk about Dawn
WEBAug 23, 2022 · The Official Subreddit of The Walking Dead TV & Comic Universe. Don't read if you hate spoilers. Let's talk about Dawn. Dawn was a psychopath. She was possibly the dumbest character in this show, and her death was the best antagonist death ever. And is it just me, or does she look like the type of cop to shoot an innocent man over nothing …
[Spoilers] Dawn: good or bad? : r/thewalkingdead - Reddit
WEBDec 3, 2014 · bjacks12. • 9 yr. ago. Bad person who does some good things. Just like most bad people. Beth saw right through Dawn's 'good' behavior. She knew that everytime Dawn allowed the death of one of her officers, that she had an ulterior motive. She was consolidating her power, closing any potential weaknesses. She's very manipulative.
Can someone please explain the Dawn arc to me? : …
WEBFeb 9, 2015 · With Dawn's true motivations exposed, Beth wanted to end the cycle of abuse that resulted from Dawn's broken psyche and decided to kill her. Note how the atmosphere in the hospital immediately changes when Dawn is dead. The hospital residents offer shelter and alliance to Rick's group with no strings attached."
Why did Beth do what she did in Season 5? : r/thewalkingdead
WEBAug 7, 2021 · It’s suicide by cop because Beth knew Dawn would die for killing her. She tells Daryl on their road trip that she knows she will die young so she chooses to go out on her own terms to save Noah. Her character comes full circle because her very first storyline is about her half assed selfish suicide attempt in S2. 17.
Dawn Lerner is the worse TWD character : r/thewalkingdead - Reddit
WEBJul 18, 2023 · Dawn Lerner is the worse TWD character. She was absolutely awful throughout the hospital episodes but I’ll admit she was justified in killing Beth. Beth stabbed her with scissors and of course Dawn would react😭 love my girl Beth tho but in that moment she wasn’t thinking.
Did you hate dawn? : r/thewalkingdead - Reddit
WEBMar 29, 2021 · Dawn sucked. She forced people into a bogus ‘work off your dues’ scheme, turned a blind eye to terrible abuses because she knew she lacked the leadership ability to stop them and maintain control, and took her anger out on vulnerable people; ie hitting Beth when she didn’t like the doctors poor prognosis, beating Noah after the patient did die, …
I have a question about the episode "Coda" (Season 5 episode 8)
WEBJul 11, 2015 · In here, you are part of a system. The wards keep my officers happy. The happier my officers are, the harder they word to keep us going. And this hasn't been easy. There have been compromises, but it's working. And after they rescue us, we're gonna help put the world back together. Because we're the ones holding on.
TWD Season 5 Beth and Dawn : r/thewalkingdead - Reddit
WEBMay 7, 2019 · Beth stabbed Dawn because she would go back to abusing Noah and anyone else that they take in. I'm not sure if it was necessarily to kill her directly, but maybe Beth knew someone would finish the job. Maybe Beth knew there was a risk she'd get killed, and in doing so someone would kill Dawn (Daryl in this case). 1.
Unpopular opinion, but Dawn was a good villain stuck in a ... - Reddit
WEBUsually cast members regardless of time on the show get welcomed to TWD family, usually. I did like Dawn and the hospital had potential. The idea of the gang stuck between the cannibals and some fragile police force held together by Dawn in 5A could have been a fun thing. Imagine the cannibals came across Dawn as they hunted down Rick and co.
In S5E8, why does Beth do that : r/thewalkingdead - Reddit
WEBDec 8, 2022 · Maybe she was going for the kill and missed, whatever. The more problematic part was how Dawn was able to unholster her gun, aim from the hip at an 80 degree angle and shoot Beth in the head in the blink of an eye. It was just clunky storytelling and editing in that regard. She was aiming for a fly but missed.