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'The Walking Dead' season 7 episode 2 spoilers: New community known as 'The Kingdom' to be introduced

Sheanne Aguila October 24, 2016 11:43 PM EST

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After the horrific death of two well-loved characters, "The Walking Dead" season 7 continues next week with the introduction of a new group.

Sunday's premiere left fans shocked after Negan's (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) victims were finally revealed. Unfortunately, Abraham (Michael Cudlitz) and Glenn (Steven Yeun) were killed off in a very brutal way, with some viewers even saying that it's too gruesome for TV. Titled "The Well," the episode airing next Sunday will see the arrival of new faces. To give viewers an idea of what's to come, the official synopsis for episode 2 reads:

"Following a number of familiar faces, we are introduced to a new well-established community that seems too good to be true."

While the synopsis does not give much away, it hints that viewers will get to meet a new community. Back in season 6, Negan's group called the Saviors was not the sole community that was introduced. Fans also got to see Hilltop, in which Jesus (Tom Payne) is a member. Aside from the two communities, the season 6 finale featured Morgan (Lennie James) and Carol (Melissa McBride) cross paths with another group, which might be the one mentioned in the synopsis. Dubbed as the Kingdom, this faction is headed by Ezekiel (Khary Payton) and his tiger, Shiva.

AMC recently released a sneak peek for the upcoming episode and it confirms that the Kingdom will be highlighted in the plot. In the teaser, Carol is being pushed in a wheelchair by Morgan. Since Carol's mind is still a blur after sustaining injuries, Morgan explains to her that he knows many people in the Kingdom. "The people here, they call this place the Kingdom," Morgan tells Carol. "They've been helping you, so I've been helping them."

Keep tuning in to "The Walking Dead" season 7 airing every Sunday night at 9 p.m. ET on AMC.

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