SpoilerTV point out the following post from
The Walking Dead forum,
Roamers And Lurkers, in which on of their members claims to be a part of the production team and goes on to reveal Shane's fate in the second half of the current season. It is of course best to take it with a huge pinch of salt.
WARNING: MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD. Shane does not make it through the season, essentially Lori puts into his head that if Rick wasn't around they would still be together. This makes Shane change AGAIN, (he had finally made peace and Lori [frick]ed him up again). Anyway he decides to kill Rick and lures him into the forest chasing after someone you will meet in "Nebraska". Of course Rick isn't stupid he realizes nothing is adding up and tries to give Shane a chance to abandon his plans. Believe it or not Rick loves Shane like a brother, anyway he finally calls Shane on it and Shane basically tells him how Carl and Lori will get over his death. Shane has a gun pointed at Ricks face and seconds away from shooting, when Rick starts to negotiate his way out of it, all along pulling a knife out. Long story short he lunges at Shane and buries the knife in his chest.
If you've read
The Walking Dead comic book series, you'll know that Shane dies at the end of the first volume after he is shot by Carl while attempting to murder Rick. Several volumes later, Rick returns to the spot where he buried him, digs him up and shoots the now zombie Shane. However, it seems as if the TV show will go in a very different direction.
SHANE COME'S BACK TO LIFE AS A ZOMBIE! - Carl shoots him, the whole thing is pretty [frick]ed up. All this causes Rick to slowly change into a Shane if you will, believe me the show is going somewhere so crazy that Shane's death will not even be a burden, he served his purpose by helping Ricks character transform.
What do you guys think? True or not, it makes for an interesting read! Don’t miss the return of
The Walking Dead on AMC at 9/8c on Feb 12, 2012.
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