At the beginning of The Walking Dead, Rick Grimes was easy to understand. A sheriff. A husband. A man whose instincts were shaped by rules, procedures, and a belief that order—if enforced gently enough—could survive anything.
Early Rick negotiated. He warned. He hesitated. He believed people could still be reasoned with, even after the world collapsed. That belief wasn’t weakness; it was his last connection to the civilization he’d lost. And it made him dangerous in a different way: Rick kept walking into chaos convinced his old tools would still work.
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