Allen (TV Series)
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| Allen | |
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| Actor | Daniel Thomas May |
| Gender | Male |
| Hair | Brown |
| Age | Late 30's to mid 40's |
| Occupation | Unknown |
| Relations | Donna (Wife) Ben (Son) |
| First Appearance | "Made to Suffer" |
| Last Appearance | "Welcome to the Tombs" |
| Cause of Death | Shot in the head by The Governor |
| Status | Dead |
| Series lifespan | "Made to Suffer" to "Welcome to the Tombs" |
| Ethnicity | Caucasian-American |
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| Allen is fatally shot by The Governor. | |
| Allen Gallery Daniel Thomas May Gallery | |
- "You've seen what they've done! Attacked us, they killed my boy! We're going back!"
- —Allen attempting to convince the Woodbury soldiers to return to the Prison. [src]
Allen was a survivor in Tyreese's group, trying to find a safe haven with his wife Donna, his son, Ben, and Tyreese's sister, Sasha. Allen made his debut appearance in "Made to Suffer".
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Pre-Apocalypse
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Location UnknownEdit
Very little is known about Allen's life before the apocalypse. Presumably he was married to Donna and they had a son together, Ben. He and his family may have lived within Florida, like Tyreese and Sasha.
Post-ApocalypseEdit
Season 3Edit
"Made to Suffer"Edit
Allen first appears fighting off walkers in the woods alongside his wife, Donna, and their son, Ben, accompanied by Sasha and her brother, Tyreese, who are searching for safe ground. As they prepare to flee, his wife, Donna, is bitten on the arm by a walker, devastating Allen, who aids her out of the woods with the others. They come upon a collapsed portion of the prison and enter knowing it is too dangerous to be anywhere else. Sasha feels they should kill Donna before entering the prison, fearing she will reanimate while they are inside, but Allen pleads with Tyreese to spare her for now, not wanting Ben to witness his mother's death. Tyreese convinces Sasha that they should let her live for a while longer and they proceed into the prison. While inside they face a small horde of walkers, and Donna, who is in severe pain, begins to die in Allen's arms while Ben, Tyreese, and Sasha try to clear out the room. They are then helped by Carl, who is able to clear out the room and lead them to the other survivors. Carl tells them to leave Donna, who has died, but Allen tearfully refuses. Tyreese then offers to carry her as Carl leads them into a cell and locks them in. Allen uses a handkerchief to cover Donna's face as Tyreese prepares to kill her before she reanimates. Allen and Ben then mourn over her death.
"The Suicide King"Edit
Allen is laying in the main cell room where Hershel is patching up his hurt leg. He is grateful for the help and thanks Hershel a few minutes later. Allen is also listening to Hershel briefly talk about him being bitten and his leg amputation. Later that day, Allen, Ben, Tyreese and Sasha go outside to bury Donna. He mentions to Tyreese, Sasha and Ben about killing the prison survivors and taking it for themselves. Ben, his son, agrees on the idea. However, Tyreese stops Allen from following through with his futile plan, saying that the prison survivors are good people.
A few moments later, Axel and Beth walk out to hand Tyreese and his group shovels. Tyreese blocks Allen from attacking and thanks Axel and Beth. Eventually, Rick and the other group members return to the prison and try to come to a conclusion about figuring out if Tyreese's group can stay. Rick does not let them and when he is deciding, hallucinates Lori as a ghost. Rick starts screaming which scares Allen, Ben, Tyreese and Sasha. Allen and his fellow group members leave the prison, believing Rick was yelling at them.
"Home"Edit
Allen did not appear in this episode.
"I Ain't a Judas"Edit
He and his group were discovered by Andrea and Milton Mamet in the forest and they also see that Andrea is taming a walker. Milton and Andrea discussed with them that Woodbury is a well walled up community that is safe, and Milton decides to take them back to Woodbury with him.
Meanwhile, in Woodbury, the doctor is looking over Sasha, and The Governor comes in and explains that they have plenty of food and safe secure shelter and that they can stay as long as they want to. Allen and the group decide to join the Governor in attacking the Prison and Rick's group once again.
"Prey"Edit
Back in Woodbury, Allen is seen helping Martinez load weapons onto the latter's truck. Allen later confronts Tyreese for letting Andrea go over the wall and potentially jeopardizing their standing with the Governor. The two eventually come to an impasse when taken by Martinez to round up walkers from a walker pit. Tyreese balks at using them to slaughter the Prison survivors and wants no part of it, offering to take the others and leave. Allen, fearing that another blunder will get them expelled out of Woodbury, steps in and the two fight. During the fight, Allen ends up being held over the walker pit, with him daring Tyreese to drop him. Tyreese relents at the last second, pulling him away from the pit.
"This Sorrowful Life"Edit
When The Governor and all Woodbury soldiers arrive at the meeting place, they face a place full of walkers and a car with loud music being played. While Allen, Ben, Martinez, The Governor and other survivors are killing the walkers, Merle starts shooting against them, trying to kill the most he can. Allen is shown with Ben and some other Woodbury survivors participating in the shootout against Merle. Allen survives, but Ben dies during the shootout.
"Welcome to the Tombs"Edit
Allen participates in the attack on the Prison and escapes with the Woodbury Army when they are ambushed. The Governor pulls over the vehicles in the route and is angry to find that everyone wants to retreat, causing him to go insane and start killing everyone. Allen somehow manages to avoid The Governor's fire at first, and after he finishes firing on his own people, Allen appears from behind a vehicle pointing his assault rifle at The Governor. The Governor leads him into a false sense of security by not aiming his gun, before quickly shooting him in the head with his pistol, instantly killing Allen.
Killed VictimsEdit
This list shows the victims Allen has killed.
- Numerous counts of zombies.
DeathEdit
Killed ByEdit
After The Governor massacres his entire army minus Shumpert, and Martinez, Allen panics and aims his rifle at The Governor. The Governor responds by shooting Allen in the head, killing him.
RelationshipsEdit
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DonnaEdit
Allen and Donna were husband and wife and loved each other very much. When Donna was bitten by a walker and she asked to stay put, Allen refused to let her stay and carried her all the way to the prison where Rick's group is at. As the infection began affecting Donna more quickly, Tyreese is forced to put her down. He raises his hammer but is unable to kill her before reanimation. When Tyreese was about to kill an already dead Donna, Allen and his son Ben, looked away and cried.
BenEdit
Allen and Ben have a basic father-son relationship. He looks out for his son and Ben looks out for him. When Donna was bitten, Allen and Ben were very upset. When Tyreese was about to kill Donna before reanimation, Allen and Ben look away in deep sorrow and cry. When Allen suggests taking over the prison, Ben is quick to side with him. In "This Sorrowful Life", Allen survives the shootout in which Ben dies in, having been shot in the shoulder by Merle
TyreeseEdit
Allen is his friend, it is unknown how they met and if they met before or prior to the apocalypse. Allen's son, Ben, also knows Tyreese, but it is unknown if they have a friendship and if it is as strong as Tyreese and Allen's. Tyreese and Allen seem to get along, and work well as a team. When Donna was bit, Sasha informed the group they need to kill her, before Donna kills them. But Tyreese and Allen told Sasha that Allen and Ben should not have to do this, and do it somewhere private, safe, and away from Donna's family. When Allen mentions taking over the prison, Tyreese and Sasha both disapprove, and Tyreese manages to convince Allen that it would be more beneficial for them to convince the prison group to allow them to join, rather than overtake them. This shows that Allen trusts Tyreese's judgement to some degree. Though it was originally shown that they were good friends, in "Prey" it is revealed that Allen harbours a grudge on Tyreese. According to Allen, at some point Tyreese saved Donna from a walker when Allen could have, and the way Donna revered Tyreese cause bitterness between the two men. Allen also states that Tyreese "showed him up" in front of Ben. In "Prey", the two argue, as Allen attempts to talk Tyreese out of causing trouble with the Governor. The two engage in a physical fight after Tyreese and Sasha refuse to help collecting the walkers from the "biter pit". Tyreese gets infuriated to the point that he almost shoves Allen into the pit, but decides against it. The two seem to be on unsteady ground after this altercation, and it seems that their apparent friendship has been severed.
Hershel GreeneEdit
Hershel was seen in the "The Suicide King" patching Allen's leg up, Allen seemed very grateful and thanked Hershel. Although Allen and Hershel seemed to have a stable relationship Allen and Ben tried to persuade Sasha and Tyreese to attack Hershel, Beth, Axel, Carol, Carl and Judith while Rick and the rest of the group were away saying it would be easy and calling Hershel a "one-legged old man."
AppearancesEdit
TV SeriesEdit
Season 3Edit
- 308. "Made to Suffer"
- 309. "The Suicide King"
- 311. "I Ain't a Judas"
- 314. "Prey"
- 315. "This Sorrowful Life" (No Lines)
- 316. "Welcome to the Tombs"
TriviaEdit
- With Allen's death, Tyreese and Sasha are now the only members left of Tyreese's group.
- Allen was also the last member of his family to die.
- Allen is possibly the most unlike his comic counterpart psychologically:
- In the comics, Allen was a close friend to Rick. In the TV series, he has a more antagonist role and plotted to throw Rick out of the prison and kill the other group members, and eventually joined the Woodbury army. Allen didn't live long enough to find out about Woodbury in the comics, and never tried to kill anyone, unlike his TV counterpart who not only tried to kill the prison group members, but also The Governor.
- Allen has two sons in the comics, Ben and Billy. In the TV series, only one is seen, Ben.
- Allen never witnessed the deaths of his sons in the comics. In the TV series, Ben died before Allen.
- Allen and Tyreese seemed to get along in the comics, yet Allen is very hostile towards Tyreese in the show.
- In the comics, Allen's leg was amputated by Rick after being bitten. In the TV series, Hershel is the one to lose his leg in a very similar fashion (despite not dying from infection, unlike Allen).
- To see the most unlike his comic counterpart (physically): see Dr. Stevens.