Ms. McLeod (TV Series)

"This is Ms. McLeod, she's the one with arthritis."

- Milton regarding Ms. McLeod.

Ms. McLeod is an elderly woman living in Woodbury in Season 3 of AMC's The Walking Dead.

Location Unknown
Nothing is known about Ms. McLeod's life before or as the outbreak began. It is possible that she was already a resident living in Woodbury, although it is known that she has arthritis.

"Made to Suffer"
Ms. McLeod is seen cheering during the death match between Merle and Daryl Dixon.

"The Suicide King"
Ms. McLeod flees when Rick and Maggie infiltrate the arena, filling it with smoke and shooting out the lights.

"Home"
Ms. McLeod does not appear in this episode.

"I Ain't a Judas"
Ms. McLeod is seen walking around town with other people while Karen argues with Martinez about Noah. Later, she is mentioned by Milton as the one with arthritis, in which The Governor takes a look at her and promises her that they will find another way for her to serve the town, so she does not need to be a fighter.

"Welcome to the Tombs"
Ms. McLeod is first seen with other residents in a room with children watched by Sasha. Ms. McLeod is later brought to the prison with other surviving Woodbury citizens in a bus at the end of the episode. She takes a brief look at her new surroundings before being led inside the prison by Hershel along with the rest of the remaining residents of Woodbury.

Post-Prison Attack
After the Governor and his army attack the prison, Ms. McLeod's fate is unknown after the majority of the survivors evacuate on the bus. If she did not die during the time-skip between Seasons 3 and 4, or from the flu prior to the attack, Ms. McLeod was killed during the prison attack.

Killed Victims
This list shows the victims Ms. McLeod has killed:
 * Possibly numerous counts of zombies.

Milton Mamet
Milton is the one who originally objected to Ms. McLeod's offer to join the Woodbury Army, and expresses concern for her (prompting Philip to absolve her of her duties as a soldier in favor of helping the town another way). From this, it can be inferred that Milton cares about her. Their relationship is not explored further after this, and Ms. McLeod's reaction to Milton's death has not been shown.

The Governor
Philip and Ms. McLeod are only seen interacting once but it is assumed Philip respects her and is grateful for her volunteering to help in the battle against the prison, but declines her offer because of her age and arthritis showing that he also cared about her well being and safety. Although after Philip murdered Allen and all the townspeople of Woodbury that went with him it is assumed that Ms. McLeod would resent Philip for what he did, she also moved to the prison making the Governor see her as an enemy too.

Trivia

 * Despite a thread on The Walking Dead fansite, Spoil the Dead, reportedly confirming that Lucie O'Ferrall was asked by producers to appear in Season 4 with the other Woodbury extras, she has not been seen in any of the episodes. Prison extra Will Martin has reported that Lucie O'Ferrall was not on set for any filming, as the actress became unavailable for filming after her husband suddenly passed away.

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