![David Morrissey plays the Governor in "The Walking Dead"](http://cdn2-b.examiner.com/sites/default/files/styles/image_content_width/hash/f0/b8/f0b82f737b335d6557b1a1fe23c848d0.jpg?itok=5FeWYrxZ "David Morrissey plays the Governor in "The Walking Dead"")
Fans are dying to know what will happen in season 3, episode 9 of "The Walking Dead." The episode, titled, "The Suicide King," is promised to be explosive and well worth the wait. According to a post on ComicBook.com on Jan. 21, viewers can anticipate a lot of drama and some surprising moments.
The first of "The Walking Dead" spoilers for "The Suicide King" is the statement "it is all gone." The remark is made when Rick, Michonne and Carl are driving in a car. Everything around them is completely destroyed and resembles a war zone. Dead, bloody zombies lay all over the roads and sit in cars.
Some fans speculate that the group was heading back to Atlanta, but if you look closely when they walk into the town, it looks more like Woodbury than the big city of Atlanta. The protective barrier has been torn down and it is empty and looks like it was abandoned in a hurry.
Where did everyone go and why? Did zombies overtake the town? It seems hard to believe that the Governor would have every single resident, including children, leave to wage war on the prison. But then again, he was the one that kept his zombie daughter as a pet and had "dead heads" floating in an aquarium.
What do you think will happen in "The Suicide King?" Is it Woodbury that has been destroyed or does it resemble Atlanta? Share your thoughts on the future of "The Walking Dead."
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