The Governor was genuinely a sociopath. Erratic, open to bursts of emotions, lacking in empathy, and only valuing people on their benefit to him. His daughter would be the last nail in the coffin that made him a monster, and although he was always evil, her death was the point of no return for him.
Yeah he was the exact reason he was good because he was the perfect example on how someone could change during an apocalypse I’m not saying he’s good but just the actor himself was good for that role like he played the character good that’s what made him probably the best villain in the show other than negan
@@coltxsnxgs1222 Honestly, I put him above Negan in terms of villainhood. Negan was more theatrical, whereas The Governor was more realistic, an evil you could see existing. Furthermore, Negan had boundaries, but The Governor? We saw him cross line after line to get what he wanted. It was pure art.
@@coltxsnxgs1222 Honestly, I put him above Negan in terms of villainhood. Negan was more theatrical, whereas The Governor was more realistic, an evil you could see existing. Furthermore, Negan had boundaries, but The Governor? We saw him cross line after line to get what he wanted. It was pure art.
The Governor was genuinely a sociopath. Erratic, open to bursts of emotions, lacking in empathy, and only valuing people on their benefit to him. His daughter would be the last nail in the coffin that made him a monster, and although he was always evil, her death was the point of no return for him.
Yeah he was the exact reason he was good because he was the perfect example on how someone could change during an apocalypse I’m not saying he’s good but just the actor himself was good for that role like he played the character good that’s what made him probably the best villain in the show other than negan
@@coltxsnxgs1222 Honestly, I put him above Negan in terms of villainhood. Negan was more theatrical, whereas The Governor was more realistic, an evil you could see existing. Furthermore, Negan had boundaries, but The Governor? We saw him cross line after line to get what he wanted. It was pure art.
@@coltxsnxgs1222 Honestly, I put him above Negan in terms of villainhood. Negan was more theatrical, whereas The Governor was more realistic, an evil you could see existing. Furthermore, Negan had boundaries, but The Governor? We saw him cross line after line to get what he wanted. It was pure art.
@@memedaddy5817 yeah it was