“And we mentioned earlier wanting there to feel like there’s a cost to this world and this punishing nuclear landscape, and Charlie is definitely suffering because of it.
“I’ll just say that Charlie is very sick,” Chambliss said. Or is it? Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, showrunners Andrew Chambliss and Ian Goldberg weighed in on what this sudden turn of events means for the character. Now, she has radiation poisoning, so it seems like her fate is sealed. However, the mission fails and is Ali is thrown off the tower and killed.Ĭharlie could survive her radiation poisoning on Fear the Walking DeadĬharlie joined the show in season 4, infamously killing fan-favorite Nick (Frank Dillane) in her first episode. Love is definitely in the air as Charlie and Ali grow closer…that is, until Charlie’s true motive is unveiled: to turn off the tower’s beacon so Morgan and his group can sneak inside. To recap (beware SPOILERS), Charlie agreed to join ranger-in-training Ali (Ashton Arbab) on a mission to help fix Strand’s (Colman Domingo) tower, meaning they’d have to go outside the walls together. The ending has left fans worried about her fate. The latest episode, “Mourning Cloak,” was all about Charlie (Alexa Nisenson) telling a story of young love, betrayal, and tragedy. Not only is the land crawling with zombies, but now they have to deal with radioactive fallout from a nuclear blast. Once again, our characters are left to survive in the harshest of environments. By Ashley Hurst 9 months ago Follow Tweetįear the Walking Deadhas finally returned for the second half of its seventh season.
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