After the successful premiere of the spinoff series, "Fear The Walking Dead," over the weekend, the latest teaser for "The Walking Dead" season six was unveiled to the public on Tuesday.
In the video uploaded on Youtube, Sasha (Sonequa Martin-Green) and Abraham (Michael Cudlitz) are seen outside driving off. There are indications that Abraham is concerned for Sasha's state and he asks him if she's feeling fine. It should be recalled that she lost two of her dearest friends, Bob and Tyreese, in the previous season; yet, Sasha assures her companion that she is doing okay.
After a short while, they discuss something that gives little clues as to where they are hurrying off. "Listen, doing something as big as this, that's living," Sasha said, before finally pointing to Abraham that they have reached their destination. It is possible that Sasha could be talking about taking over Alexandria, which has been speculated by fans during the show's hiatus.
There's also another video called "We Are One" featuring images of the characters in a dark montage. It closes with Morgan (Lennie James) and Rick's (Andrew Lincoln) images.
The new video highlights what James talked about regarding his character in the last Comic-Con. "If you wanted to draw a line of what's the difference between Rick and Morgan, [it's] that Rick has woken up every morning thinking to himself, 'What can I do for the group?' and Morgan has woken up every morning since he lost his son thinking, 'What can I do for myself?'" he said, according to Zap2it.
Meanwhile, Norman Reedus, who plays Daryl in the series, gave Entertainment Weekly some hints about what to expect in the new season. "Season 6 is much different than the previous seasons," he told the news outlet. "It's kind of our group being okay with stability and fighting stability and figuring out if we can actually live with other people."
Another actor, Steven Yeun, who plays Glenn, also spoke in a separate report from Entertainment Weekly. He revealed that some of the characters are "completely broken" this time around. "So [season] 6 is that, is showing how much has been taken away from us. The end goal is to find some semblance of life that we lost before. I think you're going to see some deeply emotional character story and you're also going to see, as we always do, some crazy-ass s—."
