Fear The Walking Dead Disproves Its Best PADRE Theory
Fear The Walking Dead season 7's finale offers a first taste of PADRE — and one popular theory appears to have been disproved already. By far the biggest mystery of Fear The Walking Dead season 7 has been PADRE — an elusive community spoken of in hushed tones by the survivors of Texas' now-nuclear zombie apocalypse. Allegedly stocked with supplies and the means to build a brighter future, PADRE remains hidden until Morgan Jones encounters Madison Clark in the season finale... but these supposed saviors aren't quite what Morgan imagined.
PADRE is a super-secretive community that hires «collectors» to steal children from their parents under the pretense of offering a better home. Where these children go afterwards remains a mystery, and what lies at the end of PADRE's trail even Madison doesn't know. Perhaps the most popular theory from Fear The Walking Dead season 7 claims PADRE is actually franchise big-bad, the CRM (Civic Republic Military). These dystopian soldiers have featured across all three The Walking Dead TV shows, and cast an unfathomably large shadow over the entire zombie apocalypse. Given their immense power and influence, the CRM and PADRE look like natural bedfellows.
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Unfortunately, PADRE's grand reveal all but puts paid to that theory. Whenever CRM soldiers have featured in The Walking Dead previously, they've arrived dressed in those infamous black uniforms, complete with face-covering helmets and guns carrying a zombie-killing bolt. The folks from PADRE in Fear The Walking Dead season 7's finale are dressed and armed in far more rudimentary fashion, with rags half-covering their faces and no consistency in their arsenal. The
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