Warning: This article contains SPOILERS for The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon Season 2 Finale.The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon the second season ended with the protagonists leaving France in search of another country, but it is not the destination that most viewers expected. Before the spinoff returns for its second season, confirmation that Daryl Dixon season three would take place in Spain and set up a change of scenery, making it inevitable that Daryl and Carol would leave France. Although the main duo initially planned to return home to America with Laurent and Ash, the plane’s restrictions meant it could not support four people, resulting in Daryl and Carol staying to ensure their allies survived.
Despite no longer having a direct route home to the US, Daryl Dixon The season 2 finale offered a potential solution to the problem, as one country reportedly handled the outbreak better than most. As a result, the protagonists began heading towards this supposed safe haven in search of a way home, hoping that this surviving country would have the resources necessary to bring them abroad. However, while this new location may provide the answers they seek, Daryl and Carol’s intended destination is to take them in the opposite direction of Spain, creating questions about where season three actually takes place..
Daryl Dixon’s third season is set to be set in Spain, but season two ends with them heading to England
England and Spain are on opposite sides of France
Although Daryl Dixon 3 was supposed to take place in Spain, the season 2 finale sent the protagonists on a trip to England, increasing the mystery about the spinoff’s next location. Filming has already taken place in Spain and the latest trailer for season 3 indicates that the series will predominantly take place there; however, England also appeared to appear in the teaser, leaving audiences guessing what will happen next.
A line during the season 2 finale indicated that the UK had survived UndeadThe UK’s zombie outbreak occurred when the army quickly locked down the island, and although zombies may still be a major threat on the island, the UK’s handling of the situation better than most countries seems to offer Daryl and Carol some hope of returning home. Despite encountering several problems on the way to England, it looks like the protagonists will reach their destination, as the third season teased London’s iconic red buses. Unfortunately, this just creates more questions than answers about Spain’s involvement when the split returns.
Based on the information provided so far, Undead suggested that the UK survives much better than Spain, leaving little reason for Daryl and Carol to go there. Additionally, Spain is on the opposite side of France compared to the United Kingdom, meaning the characters are traveling in the opposite direction from Season 3’s main location. Therefore, there is no clear explanation of how the duo will end up in Southwest Europe, raising doubts about the next direction of the story, which only increases the excitement surrounding the project.
Why Daryl and Carol are heading to England in the Daryl Dixon Season 2 Finale
The UK is the best chance to return to America
The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon It never explicitly states why Daryl and Carol are heading to England at the end of Season 2, but the reasoning seems relatively clear. With the pair still focused on returning to America, they need a form of transportation to get there, which France appears to not have. Fortunately, Fallou meets a Scottish couple who claim that the United Kingdom was in good shape when they left the island, meaning it could have what the protagonists are looking for.
Given its geographical location, it seems likely that the UK will have operational ships, especially if the army can deal with the apocalypse in a somewhat controlled way. Furthermore, If the country kept casualties to a minimum compared to the rest of the world, Daryl and Carol might have a better chance of finding a pilot in England who is willing to take them to America. Therefore, England seems to be the best option after Daryl Dixon the second season ruled out Ash’s plane as a way home, so the protagonists risk venturing into unknown territory.
Something must go very wrong for Daryl and Carol to end up in Spain
The protagonists may end up being captured and taken to Spain
Assuming that the UK has actually handled things as well as the franchise has suggested, Daryl and Carol’s time in the country seems like it should be a success, but the Spanish setting indicates that this may not be the case. Even though the island was in good shape when the Scottish couple left for France, things could easily have changed since then. Although it is a fairly isolated location it offers the benefit of keeping those infected out of the country, The fact that the UK is so densely populated also means that the virus could spread quickly if things go wrong.
So the United Kingdom may have lasted years without the fall of civilization, but one bad day could be enough to turn the island upside down, suggesting that Daryl and Carol may be traveling to a country in terrible condition. Additionally, the Scottish couple may have lied about how well things were so they could have more people to accompany them on the trip home, increasing their chances of survival. Perhaps the most worrying thing for the protagonists is that the United Kingdom could be led by villains just like France, which could be the real reason they ended up in Spain.
If the UK is truly in stable condition, the country probably won’t want unwanted visitors, which means Daryl and Carol’s arrival could quickly become a problem.
If the UK is truly in stable condition, the country probably won’t want unwanted visitors, which means Daryl and Carol’s arrival could quickly become a problem. Instead of providing the protagonists with the resources they need, the UK’s new leaders may send them to Spain, explaining Daryl Dixon the true location of season 3. Daryl further states “I thought it was all over” in the teaser trailer, indicating that something went wrong during his attempt to return to America, and England is possibly the source of these problems.