Lauren Cohan, who portrays Maggie in “The Walking Dead: Dead City,” has shared exciting hints about what fans can expect for her character in the upcoming third season. As the season 2 finale approaches, set to air on Sunday, June 22, Cohan mentioned that there will be “something very, very different” in the dynamic between Maggie and Negan, played by Jeffrey Dean Morgan.
In a recent interview, Cohan reflected on the evolution of Maggie’s relationship with Negan, suggesting that their shared history raises questions about the possibility of change and the moral complexities of forgiveness. Many fans still grapple with Maggie’s feelings toward Negan, particularly given his tragic past actions, including the murder of her husband Glenn.
Cohan voiced that the tension in their relationship is central to the narrative and remains an area of exploration. She acknowledged that this storyline, filled with gray areas, allows viewers to form their own interpretations while emphasizing that it is not a straightforward situation.
Looking ahead, Cohan expressed her eagerness for Maggie’s development in season 3, stating, “we do resolve some things” for her character. She highlighted Maggie’s struggle with her identity, shaped by her experiences of loss and her dedication to protecting her son, Hershel. Cohan indicated a desire to explore deeper facets of Maggie, beyond her roles as a mother and fighter, hinting at a potential return to the character’s original self.
Additionally, Cohan shared her experiences directing an episode of the series, revealing a newfound respect for her colleagues and the challenges of stepping into a leadership role behind the camera.
As fans eagerly await the unfolding of these complex narratives, they can look forward to engaging developments in both Maggie’s journey and the overarching storylines within “The Walking Dead: Dead City.” The series continues to promise rich character explorations amidst its dramatic storytelling.