Does Beth Die In The Walking Dead

Beth's outcome in 'The Walking Dead' is certainly a cruel one. In the final analysis, she becomes the 'Birdy' that and Dawn all all those confined members of their family band around her.

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No spoilers before you read: Major spoiler alert indeed.March is in and"Friends" is about to take off. "The Walking Dead", known for trenchant plot twist after plot twist and emotional narrative, and where everyone is liable to be in life-threatening circumstances at any time. Unfortunately, Beth is nothing singular. She bravely survives one hardship after another in her travels until she becomes a capable, self-sufficient survivor from the shy, naive girl we meet at the start of season 2.

Despite this, in year five something goes horribly awry in her narrative. After being abducted and taken to Grady Memorial Hospital, she becomes embroiled in a perilous standoff with Dawn, the head nurse who runs its operations in answer to no authority but her own. Once a mutual respect has been established, they have a certain tension to their relationship. Beth is always putting Dawn’s orders at odds with the hospital system.

In a heart-freezing encounter, Dawn shoots Beth dead—it’s all over in less time than it takes to draw breath. Many over-the-moon fans were left sobbing, devastated, and in a state of shock. That single occurrence not only transforms the fates of those involved in that particular saga, but in its fallout affects everybody with whom she had contact.

Especially left to suffer are her younger sister Maggie along with old friend Daryl; their survival, however, can be seen as an ongoing recuperation from the world’s indifference. A presence that still ignites the fires of love, Beth's spirit carries on in the hearts of many—a mark and reminder to all fans.