'The Walking Dead' Season 3 Finale: Cast Talks Killing The Governor, Who Will Get to Pull The Trigger? [SPOILERS]

With the season three finale just two days away, a lot of questions are surrounding AMC's "The Walking Dead." The biggest question: What will come of the feud between Rick's group and the Woodbury crew led by the devious "Governor?" Luckily, the cast and crew sat down with The Hollywood Reporter today to discuss an even more specific topic: Who should kill the Governor? (SPOILERS to follow)

After last the last week's anxious episode, ending in the death of Merle (played by Michael Rooker) at the hands of the governor after the former took out a handful of Woodbury tough guys. The episode closed with everything about to boil over and Daryl (Norman Reedus) having to kill his zombified older brother.

"It's a full-blown war," Reedus said "We've seen fights going on, but not like the finale. The finale is massive."

Though Daryl has enough reason to kill the Governor, Reedus admits that he feels that Michonne should get the chance to take out the bad guy: "She should have killed him a long time ago! Everyone wants the Governor to die because of who he is; that would be justice."  

Reedus also has another theory or two: "I bet the Governor wimps out and shoots himself. We all want to kill him, but who deserves that kill? We all deserve it, but I'm rooting for Daryl to do it,"

Unfortunately, the actor playing the Governor, David Morrissey, feels like he will be fine, saying:

"If anyone is going to survive, it's going to be him. After Lori died, I think Rick lost about 20 percent. I'd say he's at 50-50." 

"It's a very dangerous world and things are just getting more dangerous, as Rick and the Governor are on this huge collision course," the author of the original graphic novel, Robert Kirkman, told The Hollywood Reporter. "Something bad is going to happen to one of them; we'll see where things go."

So who do you think will take out the Governor?