Anyone who saw the 3rd episode of "The Walking Dead" season 7 today had to realize that the dark moments after the deaths of Glenn and Abraham are not over yet. Negan's terror has only just begun. Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus), who was taken hostage to the "Sanctuary", the base of the Saviors, after the first episode, had to feel that today. In episode 1 "The Cell" we get an insight into Negan's torture methods with which he wants to finally break Daryl. Not just to emerge as a winner once again. Negan wants more. He wants to win Daryl as the new Savior - and he uses every means to do so.
The latest episode of «The Walking Dead» season 7 showed once again that it doesn't always take physical violence to bring people to their knees. As with Rick, Negan once again resorts to psychological terror to break his victims. Daryl is given dog food as food, locked alone in a cell with no natural light, and tormented with a picture of Glenn. Even in the moments when he is alone, he does not get the opportunity to rest and sleep. Negan has Daryl's cell filled with a piece of music that some "Walking Dead" fans might be looking for after the episode. We have selected the two songs for you with which Daryl is tortured. The most prominent track is "Easy Street" by The Collapsable Hearts Club feat. Jim Bianco & Petra Haden, which plays multiple times in Daryl's cell. After Daryl breaks down crying over the picture of Glenn, Roy Orbinson's "Crying" plays in the background. Another piece of music in the episode is played right at the beginning, as we watch Dwight at the Sanctuary, The Jam's "Town Called Malice" is playing.
WALKING DEAD DARYL SONG | 703 Easy Street | Collapsable Hearts Club | Negan | Season 7 episode 3
The torture song
«The Walking Dead» Season 7, Episode 3: Daryl Dixon was tortured with these songs
Tears for Glenn
«The Walking Dead» Season 7, Episode 3: Daryl Dixon was tortured with these songs
Dwight is out in the sanctuary
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