Fans are still understandably frustrated that Negan's kill was not revealed in the "The Walking Dead" Season 6 finale. But is it possible that the same episode hinted on which character would end up getting up close and personal with Lucille? Some believe that "Last Day on Earth" had a clue to who gets killed off in the premiere on "The Walking Dead" Season 7. Could it be someone who has already avoided death in "TWD" Season 6 Episode 14?
'The Walking Dead' Season 7: Negan's Kill Hinted On In 'TWD' Season 6 Finale?
"Last Day on Earth" was tense from the beginning all the way to its jawdropping (and arguably, infuriating) conclusion. However, the final episode of "TWD" Season 6 also had a few light moments. Morgan and Carol were saved by members of the Kingdom while Abraham and Eugene finally reconnected to forgive each other right before all hell broke loose. But did these scenes offer a hint on who would get killed off by Negan in "The Walking Dead" Season 7? Some believe that their exchange somehow sealed the fate for Abraham or Eugene.
But wait, there's two of them, right? So who is Negan's victim: Abraham or Eugene? Although most fans believe that Abraham will be the one who has to face Negan and Lucille, there are also speculations that Eugene's new-found bravery will not save him from death. Eugene might seem like a more logical kill, but the loss of Abraham would be devastating for Rick as well as the viewers. So does this mean that Abraham will be revealed as Negan's kill in the first episode of "The Walking Dead" Season 7?
Michael Cudlitz Teases Abraham's Survival, Fight Against Negan In 'The Walking Dead' Season 7?
GamenGuide has previously reported about Michael Cudlitz referring to how the show decided to kill off Denise instead of Abraham in "TWD" Season 6 Episode 14. Cudlitz stated that Abraham could live longer after the events in "Twice as Far", possibly facing Negan in the future in "The Walking Dead" Season 7.
Do you think Eugene will be revealed as Negan's victim in "The Walking Dead" Season 7? Or did the villain choose Abraham? Let us know in the comments.