Warning: This article contains spoilers for The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – The Book of Carol Episode 1.
with The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon Confirmed for a third season, the spinoff will move its filming location, and The franchise has finally revealed why Daryl and Carol are going to Spain. The French setting has become an iconic part of the show, and with season 2 continuing to explore fresh environments, it will be hard to leave it behind. The unique backdrops, interesting characters and cinematography all helped Daryl Dixon Become arguably the best walking dead spinoff, and it wouldn’t have been possible without France’s gorgeous scenery, which proves how important the country was to the show.
However, in order for Daryl’s story to progress, leaving France behind feels inevitable. His journey cannot end in Europe, as most of his loved ones are waiting in the US. Although this explains why the next installment will not take place in France, it does not explain Daryl Dixon Season 3’s Spanish filming location. Moving from one European country to another feels a little confusing because Daryl has a lot of allies in France, but the franchise has offered some clarity about why the protagonists go to Spain.
Daryl confirms that he intends to return to Alexandria (despite the end of Daryl Dixon Season 1)
The protagonist admits that he still plans to go back to the US
Despite the positive relationships Daryl has built with Isabelle and Laurent, the protagonist still plans to go back to America. Although traveling to France was completely by accident, Daryl made genuine connections and seemed to be relatively happy in the country, leading to a real dilemma during Daryl Dixon Season 1’s ending. The finale indicated that he was unsure whether to stay with his new allies or return to Alexandria and the Commonwealth to reunite with his loved ones. While it looked like this would be an ongoing struggle for Daryl throughout Season 2, the premiere suggested otherwise.
Rather than continue to be conflicted about his future, the protagonist revealed that he intends to return to the United States in the United States. Daryl Dixon season 2’s opening episode, ending any uncertainty about his plans. Given how much he struggled with the decision previously, it was a surprise to see him so adamant about leaving, especially as the move to Spain leaves little room for any twists. Still, his goal seems to once again find a way back to America, and The Walking Dead has officially confirmed that Spain will be part of Daryl and Carol’s route home.
Daryl & Carol go to Spain on their way back home to Alexandria
Spain is part of their route home to America
Whether it’s a planned detour or not, Daryl and Carol’s arrival in Spain appears to be part of their way home to the US. Both characters have desires to return to the Commonwealth and Alexandria—especially now that Rick is back – But a direct route from France may not be possible. Daryl Dixon Season 3’s big update involves a synopsis for the next season being unveiled, which confirms that the duo will be looking for a way back to America while facing new obstacles in Spain. Therefore, it is clear that Daryl will stand by his decision to leave France.
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Since season 2 will likely focus on the reunion of Daryl and Carol and start setting up their journey back to the US. However, Carol’s lies could potentially damage the relationship or Ash could die in Daryl Dixon season 2, meaning the characters will need to find a new way home. They still have their connection with the Nest, which has promised Daryl a mode of transfer when the time is right, but the move to Spain is also bad news for the community.
Daryl Dixon Season 3’s confirmation all but confirms the nest is doomed
The nest seems unlikely to survive if the spinoff is moving locations
Although the Nest seems to be France’s safe haven away from Genet and Pouvoir, the community looks like it will have a hard time surviving season 2. Along with Genet’s determination to capture Laurent and take over France, The nest seems like it could be run by a potential villain, which could lead to internal conflict. The spinoff does a great job of establishing supporting characters who are allies or part of the nest, but many of them could be killed before Daryl and Carol move to Spain, meaning there’s a strong chance the community won’t survive Live.
Norman Reedus teased the final season 2 is the finest hour of walking dead TV yet, meaning there could be some major drama, high stakes and big losses.
Daryl seems unlikely to leave Laurent and Isabelle behind without some reluctance, but if they were killed during the nest’s destruction, that would give him no real reason to stay once the battle is over. Norman Reedus teased the final season 2 is the finest hour of walking dead TV yet, meaning there could be some major drama, high stakes and big losses. Even if Laurent and Isabelle survive the conflict, they may want to rebuild the nest and what it symbolizes when it is inevitably destroyed, meaning the community is in real danger during Daryl Dixon Season 2.