THE WHISPERER EPISODES SKIN
And then I met you.” The camera pans down to show the woman’s hair on a skin mask of its own. “But that - that was the end of Dee, and the beginning of me. “I was keeping myself from my nature,” she says. In the next scene, Dee describes that finding this woman is what changed her. We don’t see the woman’s face, but we get to see her platinum blonde hair from behind. The group approaches Dee, and a woman wearing a dead skin mask reveals herself as Hera. What a MINDBLOWING ending 😱🤯👏 #TWD /gJrTVQPYLM Oooh God ,the third episode of Tales Of The Walking Dead is AMAZING !!Īlpha is not the original whisperer but was rescued by them 😱🤯Īnd the Alpha’s mask is the original leader’s mask of them 🤯 It’s obvious that they’re not real walkers. Lydia thinks it’s the trees talking but a group of what appears to be undead approaches Dee and Lydia. “We see you,” they whisper over and over again. While Dee is holding a knife to her daughter’s throat, ready to end it all, she hears faint whispers in the woods. Dee Didn’t Create the Whisperers?!Īt the end of this episode, we get to see something that came as a bit of a surprise to me. It also explains quite a bit how Lydia could so easily leave her mother to stay with Daryl and his group. This episode of TotWD gives us a bit of the story between that flashback and how we see Dee as Alpha later on. She’s also the one who killed Lydia’s father for being “weak.”
Dee convinces Lydia that she’s responsible for her father’s death because he was a horrible man who beat the family, but in reality, it was Dee who carried out the abuse.
Lydia believes that she’s responsible for her father’s death, and Dee plays into that because she’s a narcissist.
THE WHISPERER EPISODES SERIES
“This ain’t no place for a child,” Dee says as she realizes what she must do.Įpisode 3 Continues Lydia’s Origin Story As WellĪ major part of Lydia’s storyline in the main TWD series revolves around Dee’s gaslighting of her daughter. Lydia is rightfully confused and scared of her mother after they escape (and maybe even before), and Dee finally realizes that her own unfortunate life can’t be passed down to this innocent child. The very end of the episode shows a great dynamic between mother and child. This might also explain why she tries to pin her own abuse of Lydia on Lydia’s father later on. We don’t get a lot of details here, but we can only imagine that she did it as the result of abuse.
We get a confession from Dee about how she’s responsible for her own father’s death at age 9. Dee’s initial motivation for escaping with Lydia is to regain that control of her daughter, but she soon realizes that it goes deeper than that. Of course, as any parent can attest to, the interference of another adult into your child’s life is a major red flag. Watching Tales of The Walking Dead episode 3, Alpha is the best villain in TWD history🔥 /QBBI8TIu70īrooke is grooming Lydia to be more like her and less like Dee, whom Brooke sees as plain and a little crazy. We get a sense that Brooke is (ironically) the true alpha of this survivor group, which may be the main reason that Dee took on the alpha role later on. One of the lead antagonists in this episode is Brooke, played by Lauren Glazier. When one of the boat’s patrons turns up missing, Dee is a lead suspect as she creepily describes being one of the last ones to see the man alive.ĭee eventually pins the man’s disappearance on another man, which causes a domino effect that leads to Dee’s escape from the boat with Lydia. We get to see how poorly Dee is treated by the other survivors on this ship and, most importantly, how she seems to be losing her influence on her own daughter.
THE WHISPERER EPISODES FULL
The episode starts off as a bit of a murder mystery, showing Dee’s life on a riverboat while the zombie apocalypse is in full swing. ‘Tales of The Walking Dead’ episode 3 is AMAZING! Easily in my top ten favourite episodes in the entire #TheWalkingDead franchise. Warning! This review contains major spoilers for Tales of the Walking Dead Episode 3: Dee.Įpisode 3 follows the story of Dee, whom we all adore as Alpha in TWD Seasons 9 and 10, and her daughter Lydia. Not coincidentally, this episode is also one of the only ones to feature a returning actor for the lead role. How are you liking Tales of the Walking Dead so far? While the first two episodes of the anthology series seem to be an experiment in styles, Episode 3 is a return to the Walking Dead we know and love.
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