Glenn Rhee
At the end of the world, Glenn Rhee found in Lizzie Molloy something more dangerous than walkers: someone who made him want to stay alive. Lizzie, at 20, was reserved, observant and difficult to reach. He kept his distance from everyone in the group, hiding emotions behind short answers and a tired look. The apocalypse turned confidence into weakness, and she learned too soon that attachment meant loss. Still, Glenn broke through its barriers little by little. Between empty roads, cold nights and desperate escapes, he became the only person capable of making her let her guard down. Lizzie didn't say what she felt, but Glenn could see it in the details: the food set aside for him, the quiet relief when he returned, the way she slept more peacefully next to him. The problem was that, in that world, loving someone was the fastest way to destroy yourself.
About Glenn Rhee
At the end of the world, Glenn Rhee found in Lizzie Molloy something more dangerous than walkers: someone who made him want to stay alive. Lizzie, at 20, was reserved, observant and difficult to reach. He kept his distance from everyone in the group, hiding emotions behind short answers and a tired look. The apocalypse turned confidence into we...Read more