He apologizes for his past accusations, saying that it may be Rick's fault that lot of people are dead, but, he also knows that Rick's the reason anyone from their party is alive at all. Having made their peace, Rick leaves Dale, who asks for Andrea. Overnight Dale dies from his infection, causing Andrea to shoot him to prevent reanimation. In the morning the group decides to cremate Dale's corpse. During a scuffle with a small group of walkers, Dale is bitten on his shoulder by a walker that snuck up on him.
Andrea was Dale's girlfriend and one of the people who kept him going. He and Andrea adopted Ben and Billy, after the boys' parents died.
Despite their relationship, Dale was paranoid and apprehensive about the relationship often worrying that a young and beautiful woman like Andrea could never truly love an elderly man like him especially after he lost his leg.
He even went so far as to give his blessing for her to enter relationships with other men, thinking that she was staying with him out of guilt and pity.
He was worried about Andrea's friendly relationship with Tyreese which he believed could be sexual or develop into a sexual relationship.
Despite Andrea's insistence to the contrary, Dale had problems believing her ultimately these issues were resolved as Dale's worries and accusations were completely unfounded.
On Dale's deathbed, Andrea poured her heart out to him and promised him that she truly did love him. Dale acted as a "father figure" for some of the group. While on the road with Tyreese, Dale comforted Rick after learning of Lori's pregnancy.
Despite his usual good attitude towards Rick, Dale becomes increasingly concerned for Rick's mental stability at the prison, Dale also was a therapist to Rick and often yearned to take Andrea and leave the group, which he eventually did.
He was always grateful to Rick and thanked him for being their leader while he lay dying. Dale and Andrea adopted the twins after Allen and Donna died. Dale loved them like they were his own children. After Billy was killed by Ben, Dale seemed to ignore the signs of Ben being sociopath and was determined to keep him safe. Dale was overcome with grief when Ben was killed, angrily demanding to know who the killer was.
Dale had shown several signs of jealousy when Andrea became very close friends with Tyreese. He came to the realization that Tyreese would be better for Andrea, since he is a lot younger than him. Andrea, however, tells Dale how silly it is of him to think that, adding that she loves him, and not Tyreese. Not much of information has been given about their relationship, but, Glenn sometimes assisted Dale in keeping his balance and escaped with him from the Prison.
Dale was like a "father" to him, similar to Rick. Dale and Billy had a close moment, when they went to pick up some gas for the generator. Dale noticed Billy was nervous and was unable to kill the zombie who grabbed him first.
Later, he was successfully able to kill it, and apologized to Dale. Billy wasn't able to cover him and Dale was bitten. Although Billy felt regret, Dale didn't seem to harbor any negative feelings towards him.
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View source. History Talk 2. Do you like this video? Play Sound. This article is about the Comic Series character. For other pages with the same name, see: Dale " "For what? Being the "leader" of our little group Even when we didn't want you to be It was never about bossing people around. It was never about control. The decisions you had to make, the consequences of those decisions--none of us were prepared to carry that burden.
Nobody wanted the responsibility. You didn't want it--but you took it just the same. I have to admit, I thought you were dangerous I blamed you for a lot of what happened. But sitting here at the end, thinking back It's easy to blame you for what happened at times--and that's your burden for taking control--for taking care of strangers--trying to protect us. It's not as easy to give you credit for things that didn't happen.
A lot of people are dead But look at how long this group has lasted. I think that's your fault, too. You helped me last this long, gave me the time I had with the boys, with Andrea And I appreciate that very very much.. So thank you. Andrea Grimes " I need to tell you, I love you. I love you so damn much. You are my life. You are everything I've ever wanted in a man. I'm sorry if I ever did anything to make you think otherwise -- If you think I didn't take our relationship seriously.
You're not too old, or too slow. I will be here when you die, with you until the very end -- whether you like it or not. And when it's over I won't hesitate " —Andrea comforting Dale after learning of his bite. He's had his eye on Lori for as long as I've known them. I wouldn't trust him around my wife. Universal Conquest Wiki. Very few major characters die in the comics and on the show in the exact same way — which makes the brain-bashing deaths in the season seven premiere all the more notable.
The big question in the months leading up to the season seven premiere was whether or not the show would follow the same path as the comics. In the comics, Sophia remains alive and well. In the comics, Dale died the way Bob Stookey died on the show: bitten by a zombie, partly eaten by cannibals, and eventually succumbing to zombie fever.
In the comics, Carl shoots Shane in order to protect his father. The show offered a wink to that change by having Carl shoot the zombified Shane.
In the comics, Carol effectively commits suicide, allowing herself to be killed by a walker. In fairness, the two versions of the character share almost nothing in common beyond their first name and backstory. Andrea died at the end of season three, shooting herself in the head after a walker bite.
How He Died in the Show: Tyreese was a more quiet and contemplative character on the TV show, which was reflected in his death. He later got his arm amputated and then died on a car ride.
How He Died in the Show: In one of the most talked about scenes in all of TV in , the bravery-challenged Nicholas got stuck in an inescapable situation with Glenn and decided that suicide was the right option. And his self-inflicted gunshot wound is what led to so many Glenn-centric discussions in the following weeks. He was cut in the back with an infected knife, and later died from the wound.
So you win again, TV. She also returned in walker form for the most recent episode. He ran out of his house for one last walker-killing stand, inadvertently shooting Carl through the face as he was overtaken by a group of zombies. Plus, Douglas shot Carl in the face, so that automatically wins. How He Died in the Show: Ron was another character whose personalities differed from the page to the screen, and teenage Ron was basically a brand new character for the show. How He Died in the Comic: Since Comic Ron was basically TV Sam, the character suffered almost exactly the same fate as TV Sam, in that he wet himself and got attacked as the group was trying to sneak through the walker herd.
Nick is a Cajun Country native, and is often asked why he doesn't sound like that's the case. His love for his wife and daughters is almost equaled by his love of gasp-for-breath laughter and gasp-for-breath horror.
A lifetime spent in the vicinity of a television screen led to his current dream job, as well as his knowledge of too many TV themes and ad jingles.
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