Maggie Greene

This article is only for the TV version of Maggie Greene. For the original version see Maggie Greene (Comic Series).
Maggie Greene is one of the three tritagonists, and a survivor of the outbreak of The Walking Dead and in AMC'S adapted TV series.
She is the girlfriend, later wife of the late Glenn, biological father of their unborn child, and soon after Carol's death, adoptive mother of Sophia. She moved out of Alexandria with her adoptive daughter shortly after Glenn's death to Hilltop, but in the conflict with The Saviors, she convinced the population to fight, successfully overthrowing Gregory and becoming the de facto leader of Hilltop.
In the series, she is the eldest daughter of Hershel and Josephine Greene, step-daughter to Annette Greene, and half-sister of Beth and step-sister to Shawn. A tomboy and a farmer's daughter with a steely personality, Maggie wears jeans, boots, tank tops, and rides a horse. She is married to Glenn, but after his tragic and brutal death at the hands of Negan in the Season 7 premiere, Maggie is now a widow. However, she does get pregnant with Glenn's baby before his death, and she decides to officially change her last name to "Rhee" in honour of her husband.
She is portrayed by in the TV series.
==Personality==
Maggie was never a religious individual, often annoyed by her father's extreme religious attitude which he was awakened to after her mother's death.
She's shown herself to be both physically and emotionally weak, relying on Glenn for protection and comfort. She often struggles with her own insecurities as well, worrying about what people (including Glenn) think of her, even within the most least affecting situations, and trying to hide her emotions so as not to have her weaknesses be fully exposed. These insecurities and Maggie's constant mood swings bring a strain to her and Glenn's relationship and leads him to become confused about where they stand. In time, Maggie has been shown to overcome her fears and concerns as Hilltop leader.
Maggie grows severely independent and hardened over time, mostly after Glenn's death. She is shown to stand up for what she believes in and has become an important voice in the survivors. She convinces the population of Hilltop to fight against The Saviors, showing great leadership and strength. She soon becomes their leader. Two years after the events of "All Out War", Maggie continues to have a tight grasp on things at the Hilltop. The residents respect Maggie as a leader and have faith in her that she will make the right decisions.
== Appearances==
===TV ===
*The Walking Dead (2011-22, 137 episodes)
*Talking Dead (2011-2021, 32 episodes)
*The Walking Dead: The Journey So Far (2016)
*Robot Chicken (2017, 1 episode)
===Trivia===
* Maggie attended the nearby high school, along with Randall.
*Maggie is the first female main character and survivor in Rick's group to kill a living person, who ironically was Rick's wife, Lori, albeit on her request to deliver Judith. However, only accounting antagonists, the first true hostile Maggie, or a main female character, has killed was Warren.
*As of "Coda", Maggie is the last surviving member of her family after Beth's death, as well as the last surviving member of the Greene Family Farm group.
** Also, as of "Coda", Maggie and Michonne are the only remaining main characters introduced in Season 2.
* Maggie has had four loved ones killed by main antagonists - her old friend Otis by Shane Walsh, her father Hershel by , her sister Beth by , and her husband Glenn Rhee by .
**Additionally all three of her relatives killed by primary antagonists were killed by injuries to their heads; Hershel's head was decapitated, Beth was shot in the head, and Glenn's head was bashed in with Lucille.
*In honor of her late husband, Maggie officially changes her last name to "Rhee" in "".
* Maggie is the second longest serving female character in the TV Series, the first being Carol Peletier, the third being Michonne, and the fourth being Judith Grimes.
==External links==
*
*
==Navigation==
Category:The Walking Dead Heroes
Category:TV Show Heroes
Category:Comic Book Heroes
Category:Horror Heroes
Category:Neutral Good
Category:Spouses
Category:Fighters
Category:Loyal
Category:Suicidal
Category:Amazons
Category:Doctors and Scientists
Category:Lethal
Category:Orphans
Category:Strong-Willed
Category:Vengeful
Category:Siblings
Category:Nurturers
Category:Charismatic
Category:Victims
Category:Rebellion Heroes
Category:Virtually Resourceful
Category:Live Action Heroes
Category:Benevolent Rulers
Category:Tragic
Category:In Love
Category:Image Heroes
Category:Female
Category:Type Dependent on Version
Category:Leaders
Category:Parents
Category:Protectors of Innocence
Category:Successful
Category:Adventurers
Category:Chaste
Category:Protectors
Category:Deal Makers
Category:Stalkers
Category:Poor
Category:Pragmatists
Category:Rivals
Category:Nemesis
Category:Supporters
Category:Pessimists
Category:Determinators
Category:Disciplinarians
Category:Feminists
Category:Dreaded
Category:Damsels
Category:Sympathetic
Category:Insecure
Category:Optimists
Category:Freedom Fighters
Category:Selfless
Category:Honorable
Category:Jerks
Category:Liars
Category:Mentally Ill
Category:Voice of Reason
Category:Betrayed
Category:Bond Protectors
Category:Counter-Terrorists
Category:Warriors
Category:Wrathful
Category:Rescuers
Category:Friend of a Villain
Category:Good Vs. Good
Category:Genius
Category:Hope Bringers
Category:Healers
Category:Localized Protection
Category:Controversial