Morales
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| Morales | |
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| Actor | Juan Gabriel Pareja |
| Gender | Male |
| Hair | Black |
| Age | Mid 30's to early 40's |
| Occupation | Unknown |
| Relations | Miranda Morales (Wife) Eliza Morales (Daughter) Louis Morales (Son) |
| First Appearance | "Guts" |
| Last Appearance | "Wildfire" |
| Status | Unknown |
| Series lifespan | "Guts" to "Wildfire" (Unknown) |
| Ethnicity | Hispanic-American |
| Morales Gallery Juan Gabriel Pareja Gallery | |
- "Well Officer Friendly, from up the road a ways, welcome to the big city. "
- —Morales to Rick while looking over the city.[src]
Morales is a minor protagonist and survivor of the zombie apocalypse in The Walking Dead. He makes his first appearance in "Guts". During the initial outbreak, Morales evacuated with his wife, daughter and son from Atlanta and eventually finds a group of survivors. After the camp of survivors was attacked by walkers, Morales and his family leave for Birmingham, Alabama.
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Pre-Apocalypse
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Atlanta, GeorgiaEdit
Almost nothing is known about Morales' life prior to the outbreak; he may have been living in the city of Atlanta during his lifetime along with his family.
Post-ApocalypseEdit
Season 1Edit
"Guts"Edit
Morales is a survivor who left the refugee camp to gather supplies in Atlanta with Glenn, Andrea, Jacqui, Merle Dixon and T-Dog. When Glenn brings Rick Grimes to the department store, T-Dog and Morales emerge wearing body armor and attack two nearby undead, granting access for their fellow survivors to get inside. He investigates the building's sewer tunnels with Glenn to see if there is a way out, but there's no luck. As Rick and Glenn set out to grab some escape vehicles, he watches from the roof with Andrea and Jacqui. He then escapes from Atlanta with his fellow survivors after Glenn and Rick drive a truck to the department store loading dock.
"Tell It to the Frogs"Edit
Morales returns to the survivors' camp and is reunited with his wife Miranda and children Louis and Eliza. When Rick and the others debate on how to break the news of Merle's abandonment to his brother Daryl, Morales says they must tell him what happened.
"Vatos"Edit
Morales starts the conversation about Dale's watch, saying that he rewinds his watch everyday, even though the world has ended. Morales helps defend the camp from the invading zombies that kill several of the survivors including Amy and Ed Peletier.
"Wildfire"Edit
Morales, his wife, and their two children make the decision that they will not be going to the CDC with the rest of the group and announce that they will be going to Birmingham in hopes of finding other family members. The group does not like their decision, but Rick gives Morales a gun with a box of ammo, and a walkie-talkie in case they want to contact the group if they change their minds. The Morales family bids farewell to the group and drive off. Their fate is currently unknown.
Killed VictimsEdit
This list shows the victims Morales has killed:
- Numerous counts of zombies.
RelationshipsEdit
Miranda MoralesEdit
Miranda seemed to have no problems with her husband, so it can be inferred they had a stable marriage. Morales heroically fought off walkers on the attack on the camp in "Vatos", defending his family and thus the group.
Louis MoralesEdit
Louis loves his father very much this is shown when Morales returned from Atlanta, Louis was overjoyed and quickly ran into his fathers arms hugging him tightly.
Eliza MoralesEdit
Eliza loves her father very much this is shown when Morales returned from Atlanta, Eliza was over joyed and quickly ran into her fathers arms hugging him tightly
Merle DixonEdit
Morales and Merle didn't seem to get along very well. Merle was shooting walkers on a roof in Atlanta, which Morales and the Atlanta group didn't agree with due to the fact that he was wasting bullets and attracting more walkers in the process. Merle then called Morales a, "taco vendor", claiming Morales to have been on his case all day. This leads to Merle attacking Morales, T-Dog, and Rick, announcing his leadership of the group. Before anything else could happen, Rick attacked Merle with a rifle and handcuffed him to a pipe. Morales and the rest of the group abandoned Merle, even after T-Dog lost the keys to Merle's cuffs. Morales pressed to Rick to not feel remorseful about Merle being abandoned, as no one would be angered of his loss at the Atlanta camp, other than Merle's own brother.
AndreaEdit
Andrea seemed to respect and accept Morales as a leader. While they were on there supply run to Atlanta Andrea aimed her gun at Rick's head Morales told Andrea to take it away and Andrea did as he asked. It is unknown if Andrea was saddened by Morales and his family's departure.
AppearancesEdit
TV SeriesEdit
Season 1Edit
- 102. "Guts"
- 103. "Tell It to the Frogs"
- 104. "Vatos"
- 105. "Wildfire"
TriviaEdit
- Morales is also the name of a character from Frank Darabont's film The Mist, which was also portrayed by the same actor.
- Morales' first name is unknown, as he is only referred to as "Morales", which is his last name.
- IronE Singleton (T-Dog) stated on Twitter that Morales was alive with his family in Alabama, though it might have been speculation, which leaves their status still unknown. [1]
- Glen Mazzara has stated that there is a chance of seeing Morales and his family again. [2]
- Morales and his family, are the only survivors not to be mentioned by anyone after their disappearance.
- However, his daughter's doll that was given to Sophia was significant in Season 2.
ReferencesEdit
- ↑ IronE Singleton Twitter (March 20, 2012)
- ↑ Walking Dead Showrunner Glen Mazzara Provides Answers To A Few Interesting Questions In Twitter Q&A ComicBookMovie.com (March 19th, 2012)