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As the “Walking Dead” universe continues to expand, “Dead City” has established itself as one of the franchise’s most successful spinoffs. The series takes place in a crumbling Manhattan, anchored by television’s most complicated duo: Maggie Rhee and Negan Smith. Their traumatic history needs no introduction. Ever since Negan brutally murdered Maggie’s husband, Glenn, the pair have been bound together by grief and revenge. Yet somehow, that explosive tension has become the absolute heartbeat of the show.Now, heading into season 3, online speculation has hit a fever pitch with wild theories that the series might actually push Maggie and Negan into romantic territory. Predictably, the mere thought of a romance has sparked massive outrage across the fandom, and honestly, fair enough. Personally, I don't believe the showrunners would ever cross that unforgivable line (though I’m still mildly unsettled by that promo clip where she laughs and gently touches his face, but let’s conveniently ignore that for now).Before the new season kicks off, here are five crucial things to remember about “The Walking Dead: Dead City,” including where the story left off in season 2.1. Breaking the cycle of revenge
