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But the dialogue and the dark atmosphere also suggests Maggie could be leading a revolt against Rick. Who exactly are Maggie, Jesus, and Daryl talking about? The exchange immediately cuts to Negan, who is now lying in bed with bandages around his neck, so it’s mighty obvious they intend to harm Negan. Could this spell trouble for Season 9? AMC Maggie was NOT happy that Rick let Negan live in the Season 8 finale.

So we’re gonna bide our time, wait for our moment, and then we’re gonna show him.”ĭaryl, stepping out like a BAMF, replies, “Yeah. Maggie continues: “But Rick and Michonne, Rick was wrong to do what he did. We need our strength, the ability to defend ourselves better. Make it thrive for the people who live here. “We have a lot to do,” Maggie says in the season finale. In Gregory’s old office at the Hilltop, Maggie plots a shadowy, ambiguous plan with Jesus and Daryl, both of whom still have their grievances against Negan and want him dead. He wants to prove Negan that he’s “wrong” about people, and that benevolence and peace is possible, even in this harsh new world. Maggie wants to end Negan once and for all, but with his departed son Carl’s wishes in his heart, Rick spares Negan. But under Rick’s orders, Siddiq patches Negan up, to Maggie’s (Lauren Cohan) ire. In the final confrontation, Rick got the upper hand on Negan by slicing his throat. The Saviors are, officially, no more, and have been mercifully spared and absorbed into the Hilltop/Alexandria/Kingdom communities. Spoilers for the Season 8 finale of The Walking Dead ahead.Īt the end of “Wrath,” the Season 8 finale of The Walking Dead, Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) is finally defeated by Rick (Andrew Lincoln).

In the aftermath of the two-year storyline “All-Out War” which saw Negan and Rick come to blows, there’s a new conflict on the horizon - and once again, Negan is at the center of it all. It’s a brand new world in The Walking Dead, but it’s not any safer.