Glenn Rhee

Aliases Walker Bait (by Maggie) Short Round (by Daryl) Gender Male Hair Color Black Eye Color Brown Age Mid 20s Occupation Pre-Apocalypse Pizza Delivery Boy Post-Apocalypse

Former Supply Runner for Rick's Group Former Member of the Prison Council Supply Runner for the Alexandria Safe Zone Family Maggie Rhee - Wife Hershel Rhee - Son Josephine Greene - Mother-In-Law † Hershel Greene - Father-In-Law † Annette Greene - Step-Mother-In-Law † Beth Greene - Half-Sister-In-Law † Shawn Greene - Step-Brother-In-Law † Arnold Greene - Cousin-In-Law † (Unnamed) - Sisters Ethnicity Korean-American Glenn is quick-thinking, bright, loyal, resourceful, and quick on his feet, which makes him the group's primary supply runner. Keenly aware of the extreme dangers in which he places himself for the sake of the group, his youth makes him willing to take the risk. Glenn thinks on his feet while also showing great compassion and humanity. Despite all of the horrors he experiences, he maintains a youthful enthusiasm for life and its unexpected pleasures. He's an integral part of the group, showing surprising depth and emotion even when experiencing the most devastating tragedies. While on the farm, he begins a relationship with Maggie Greene. Over the latter half of season two and through the third season, he becomes very close and loving towards her, doing whatever is necessary to keep her safe. He is trustworthy and loyal, as seen in the episode "When the Dead Come Knocking" when Glenn and Maggie are captured by the Governor, he is brutally interrogated by Merle but refuses to reveal where the rest of Rick's group have set up camp.

Glenn's love for Maggie and his close bond with her father, Hershel Greene, leads Glenn to become less of the group "canary in the coal mine" and more of his own voice. Upon Hershel's death, Glenn pledges to take over his role as conscience and hope, which involves decisions like protecting Tara Chambler (despite her ties to the Governor) and encouraging his leader, Rick Grimes, to free the other captives of Terminus. However, after discovering that Eugene Porter is lying about Washington, D.C., and discovering that Maggie's sister Beth is alive, only to see her dead on the same day, Glenn becomes noticeably colder and less trusting. He says that he himself would have killed Dawn Lerner, who accidentally killed Beth, and that he would not have stopped to help the man trapped in the storage container at Terminus, whom he had convinced Rick to rescue. Despite becoming rather distant, Glenn is still unable to kill another living person, as seen when he plots to kill Nicholas for Noah's death and for trying to kill him. He is unable to go through with it, demonstrating that he has not completely gone cold. Glenn has shown to be uncomfortable with killing living people, tearing up when he stabs a sleeping Savior (his first kill), as well as being shocked at the sight of the Saviors that he and Heath massacred in self-defense. However, despite being unsettled by the thought of killing, he is willing to do what is necessary to protect his community, Maggie, and his unborn child.

In his final moments, Glenn was only concerned with Maggie's welfare, showing how devoted he was to his wife, despite his devastating injuries. His final words were directed to her, "Maggie, I'll - I'll find you", and confirmed that he would always love her, even after death. Glenn was born in the mid-1980s. He grew up in Michigan and was raised alongside his sisters by their parents, who were immigrants from Korea. Not much is known about his early life, except that he may have been a Boy Scout (as indicated by a t-shirt he wore). By his early twenties, Glenn had moved to Atlanta, where he found employment as a pizza delivery boy after graduating from an unknown school. At this time, Glenn felt stuck in a rut since he did not take all of his opportunities to find a better career and passively stayed in his underachieving job.[1] It was during this period that he gained insightful knowledge regarding the city streets and layout. During the onset of the outbreak, Glenn was rescued by T-Dog near Atlanta. Sometime later, they encountered and joined a campsite of survivors outside the outskirts of the city. For a time, Glenn fell into a state of depression when he realized he'd never see his family again, but eventually came to accept their probable deaths and moved on. Over time, Glenn became the supply runner of the group and would go to the city to scavenge. In Atlanta, inside a tank and with several walkers outside the streets, Rick Grimes, unsure of what to do next, holds a soldier's Beretta pistol to his forehead, sweating. Suddenly, the tank's radio crackles. "Hey. Hey you, dumbass. You in the tank. Cozy in there?" Glenn sarcastically says over the radio. Rick looks up and slowly lowers the gun from his forehead.

In Atlanta, Glenn replies that Rick is surrounded by walkers and advises him to make a run for it while they're distracted and busy eating his horse. Rick pops through the top hatch and dispatches a walker with his shovel, jumps off the tank, and runs down a nearby sidewalk toward an alleyway, shooting walkers along the way. He turns around a corner and is surprised by Glenn. They race up a ladder to the roof, stopping to catch their breath on a platform halfway up. Glenn introduces himself, and Rick thanks him for saving his life. While they walk across the roof, Rick asks Glenn why he stuck his neck out for him back there, to which Glenn replies, "Call it foolish, naive hope that if I'm ever that far up shit creek, somebody would do the same for me. Guess that makes me an even bigger dumbass than you," leaving him in thought. Glenn leads Rick down a staircase to an alley, which is free of all but four walkers thanks to a bus blockade. Glenn radios his group, prompting T-Dog and Morales, wearing riot gear and brandishing baseball bats, to emerge from the building and beat down the walkers. Rick and Glenn rush into the building, followed by them. Inside the store, Andrea points a gun at Rick's face, furious at his recklessness. "We're dead because of you," she tells him. Morales informs Rick that his gunshots have attracted numerous hordes of walkers. "You just rang the dinner bell," Andrea seethes, as the group's attention turns to a crowd of walkers outside that are slamming themselves against the store's front doors, furiously trying to gain entry. The group questions Rick about what he was doing roaming around the streets. Rick tries to explain that he was trying to flag down a helicopter. Jacqui suggests that it was just a hallucination. "I saw it," he insists forcefully. T-Dog tries to make radio contact with another unknown group, but fails to get a signal, wondering if they might have better luck on higher ground. Suddenly, muffled gunshots are heard. "Oh go

Inside the store, Andrea points a gun at Rick's face, furious at his recklessness. "We're dead because of you," she tells him. Morales informs Rick that his gunshots have attracted numerous hordes of walkers. "You just rang the dinner bell," Andrea seethes, as the group's attention turns to a crowd of walkers outside that are slamming themselves against the store's front doors, furiously trying to gain entry. The group questions Rick about what he was doing roaming around the streets. Rick tries to explain that he was trying to flag down a helicopter. Jacqui suggests that it was just a hallucination. "I saw it," he insists forcefully. T-Dog tries to make radio contact with another unknown group, but fails to get a signal, wondering if they might have better luck on higher ground. Suddenly, muffled gunshots are heard. "Oh god, is that Dixon?" Andrea says in disbelief as they all leave to investigate. On the roof, Glenn and the group find Merle firing at walkers with a rifle. T-Dog chastises him for wasting bullets and attracting more walkers. Merle scoffs at him and calls him a slur, which sets off a fight between the two. Glenn watches scared as Merle beats T-Dog and presses a handgun to his forehead. Rick intervenes, hitting Merle with the butt of the rifle and handcuffing him to a pipe. Morales informs Rick there's no refugee center and that they are part of a larger group of survivors staying outside the city, but T-Dog can't reach them on the radio. "We're on our own," Rick says. With the streets no longer safe, Rick suggests they try to escape underground. Jacqui says that the building might have access to the sewers, prompting Glenn and the group to head back downstairs to the basement. In the basement, Glenn concocts a plan, and he and Morales head down the sewer.

In the sewer, Glenn and Morales walk with caution til they reach a grated barrier. They discuss ways to cut through, but they soon abandon the idea when they see a walker devouring a rat on the other side. The walker reaches through the grate, and they step back. Glenn, Morales, and Jacqui arrive with the others to report that the sewer is not an option. Glenn and the group head to the roof. On the roof, Rick spots a cube van at a nearby construction site. The group discusses the difficulty of moving past the walkers undetected. "They smell dead. We don't. It's pretty distinct." Andrea says. Rick latches onto the concept of scent and how the dead use it to differentiate between themselves and the living. A while later, Rick and Morales collect a dead walker from the alley. Inside, Rick acknowledges the walker's lost humanity and then begins hacking the dead body to pieces with an axe. Glenn and Rick then smear guts on themselves, disgusting everyone.

Outside, Glenn and Rick crawl under the bus blocking the alley. They start to shuffle onto the streets, mixing in with the crowd of walkers unnoticed. Suddenly, a rainstorm passes over them, washing the guts off their jackets. The walkers detect them as humans, prompting Glenn and Rick to fight them while continuing to run to the construction site. They are able to make it over the fence uninjured. Rick shoots at walkers while Glenn locates the keys. The crowd of walkers knocks down the fence and charges at them, but they speed away in the van just in time. Rick orders Glenn to radio the group to get ready for pick-up, and mentions that they will need a way to lure the walkers away from the department store, eyeing a red Dodge Challenger sports car. Rick smashes the driver's side window to gain entry, causing the car's alarm to blare loudly. On the road, Glenn leads the walkers away from the store and speeds out of Atlanta while screaming in celebration. After they all get back to the campsite and reunite with the other survivors, Glenn is asked by Rick to go with him back into the city because he knows his way in and out. He leads Rick, T-Dog, and Daryl Dixon to the building that Daryl's brother Merle was handcuffed to. Heading up the stairs, they find no walkers. On the roof, Daryl calls out to Merle, but they only find Merle's hand, a bloody hacksaw, and the bloody handcuffs.

When Rick decides to go back for Merle, he enlists the help of Glenn because of his knowledge of the city. Glenn reluctantly agrees and joins the party to go save Merle. In the city, they realize that Merle was able to escape by cutting off his hand, and after following Merle's bloody trail, the group starts to organize how to get the bag of guns back. Glenn organizes the plan to get the guns like a skilled tactician, arguing that he's agile enough to get in and out of the streets. At one point, Daryl asks Glenn what his profession was before the apocalypse, to which Glenn replies, "Delivered pizzas. Why?" Glenn succeeds in acquiring the weapons, but is taken hostage by a group called the Vatos, who also want the guns. Rick and the group come to the Vatos' hideout with a hostage called Miguel, but the negotiation goes badly and both groups draw their guns on each other. The battle is interrupted by Abuela, a woman who reveals to the group that the Vatos are actually looking after an abandoned nursing home and its residents. The group decides to split the guns between themselves and the Vatos group and return to the spot where they left the van, only to find it missing. Assuming Merle to be the culprit, they immediately head back to camp and are just in time to fend off an attacking herd of walkers.

After the attack on the campsite, which left many people dead, he and the others struggled to decide what to do with Jim, who was bitten. Glenn says his goodbyes to him, as does everyone else, and leaves the man sitting by a tree. Glenn and the group arrive at the CDC only to find it seemingly abandoned, and they are about to leave until a door opens, bathing the group in light. "TS-19"; Following their arrival at the CDC, Glenn takes advantage of the building's luxuries (food, clean clothes, etc.) and follows around the rest of the survivors. He, along with everyone else except for Jacqui and Dr. Edwin Jenner, escapes the building before it explodes, and then heads to Fort Benning, a military base.