Polonius, to prove his hypothesis, proposes that Claudius and Gertrude arrange themselves so that they can eavesdrop on a conversation between Ophelia and Hamlet. Polonius believes that once they see his interactions with her, they too will be convinced Hamlet’s unrequited love of Ophelia is the cause.

Quote one line that suggests that Polonius is questioning Hamlet’s madness. Polonius’s plan for testing his theory that Hamlet is love-crazy for his daughter Ophelia is to arrange a situation where he and Hamlet’s uncle, King Claudius, can eavesdrop on a conversation between Hamlet and Ophelia.

But because Ophelia has rejected him, Hamlet has gone crazy, Polonius maintains. Polonius’s plan is to spy on the couple along with the king to confirm that Hamlet really is in love. As a courtier, he will prove his worth if he can solve the monarchs’ problem.

Ofelia manages to clear the vent, but shortly afterwards begins to succumb to her walker bite. She dies of the bite moments before Madison can reunite Ofelia with her father and Daniel is forced to shoot his own daughter to prevent her from turning, devastating him.

You want to be seen as respectful in their eyes and at that time, she didn’t know how to stand up to them yet. Her biggest regret is that she didn’t think, “I found a good man and there’s nothing wrong with this.” She had to live a lie and she should have had more faith that her parents would have been accepting.

There was initially a thought of Madison being the sister of Rick Grimes. Just as he set sail for the U.S., he revealed himself to be the brother of protagonist Rick Grimes but likely never found big bro seeing as he was bleeding out due to walker bite.

Daniel himself reveals that he killed around 96 people in El Salvador and still suffers the trauma of his actions. He left his country after the war with his wife and emigrated to Los Angeles where he came to own and operate a barbershop called “Salazar’s Cuts”.