The Midi-Pyrénées Market is a location in France that appears in The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon.
Pre-Apocalypse[]
TBA
Post-Apocalypse[]
Following the start of the Trials, the market continued to operate for survivors for a period of time. However, the market eventually fell under unknown circumstances with the residents turning into burners. By 12 years into the outbreak, the market appeared to have been abandoned for years.
Season 1[]
"L'âme Perdue"[]
Daryl's journey takes him across country, over the Pont du Gard and through various ruins until he finds the abandoned Midi-Pyrénées Market. On the door outside there is spray painted a warning, “Attention affamés ici”, which when translated to English means “Watch out for hungry people here”. As Daryl explores, he draws the attention of a nearby burner which knocks over a vase of flowers, alerting Daryl to its presence. A small herd of burners rises from various places around the factory and Daryl quickly puts two of them down with his boat hook, the acidic blood of one sizzling as it hits the floor. As the fight continues, one grabs Daryl by the arm, burning his arm before Daryl manages to break free and put the burner down. Standing on a table, Daryl stabs several burners as they surround him, but his boat hook gets stuck when he stabs it through the table into a burner underneath. Daryl breaks off the hook of weapon while trying to free it, but he manages to finish off the last few burners with his knife and the broken end of the boat hook, throwing his knife into the head of the last burner. Retrieving his knife and examining the corpse, Daryl is shocked by the zombie's acidic blood as well as the hand shaped burn on his arm from being grabbed.
Deaths[]
- None
Appearances[]
Daryl Dixon[]
Season 1[]
Trivia[]
- This was filmed at the Christofle Factory in Paris, France.