The one thing Strand cares about most is Strand. “I am taking the one thing that matters to you the most. “I don’t want to do this with you, Alicia,” Strand says. “And now I’m going to take something from you.” “You have taken so much from me,” she says angrily. How are we supposed to believe that she’d jump to the worst possible conclusion about a man she cares about? It’s just such awful writing and characterization it’s painful to watch. He’s pretty much her oldest living friend at this point. Now, sure, it was Strand so she’s not wrong, but Strand is someone she’s spent years with. He was a total noob, having lived in relative safety in the bunker instead of out in the thick of things.īut she leaps directly to the conclusion that it was Strand. Zombies could have gotten him, for instance. Now, Will could have died in any number of ways. It looks like she and Morgan might just take Strand up on his offer when she sees a zombified Will. Zombie Senator leads them not to Padre but to the tower (which may as well be Padre-it’s a place where people can go be safe that doesn’t just let anyone in, helpfully preventing a repeat of what went down at the bunker to Will’s people!)
They’re totally not just making crap up as they go along. Weeks or months, even! Not your typical zombie infection that changes you in mere hours. got a minor zombie infection or something. We learn a bit later that she is still infected and there’s no way to save her.
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Easy enough to come by and install in the apocalypse.Ĭolman Domingo as Victor Strand © 2021 AMC Film Holdings LLC. This is when we get the flashback to her sawing off her arm and realize that her current arm, from elbow to fingers, is a prosthetic. This all makes complete sense.Īt one point Zombie Senator bites her arm but she’s not worried. He’s shocked to find Alicia and pleads with her to work together because, um, I guess now he wants her help despite not wanting it before or something. Strand’s people chase them and Strand himself shows up at one point. Okay.Īnyways, Morgan is probably at his most reasonable in a long time this episode, echoing what we’re all thinking: We don’t know if Padre is real but we’re pretty sure zombies can’t lead you to places because they’re not living, sentient beings anymore. I’m not really sure why she’d want to bring them to a place where they could just do it all again, but okay Fear The Walking Dead. Her people, the scavengers she’s leading, are Teddy’s old cult who previously were just running around murdering everyone. In the present, Alicia is using the zombie Senator to lead her to Padre. The zombified Senator was kept around as an ornament and executioner of sorts. They were all, to a man, slaughtered by Teddy’s people (except for Will who managed to hide). Will’s people were led by a US Senator who had all this classified intel. In the present timeline, Alicia wants Morgan to help her find Padre-which we discover is a secret government installation of some kind that they learned about in the bunker. Looking For Padre In All The Wrong Places They have a few scenes together and then he leaves.
We also know from the first episode that Will was in love with Alicia, but this episode does next to nothing to establish that level of bond between them. Will leaves her a letter apologizing for “not keeping his promise” to her-which, recall dear readers, was to kill her if she had a fever!
So that’s annoying and just another out-of-character moment for one of the OG characters. Why would she want him to kill her if she didn’t turn? Why even bother going through the excruciating pain of sawing your arm off in the first place? She had a fever, but clearly Will made the correct choice and waited to see if she’d turn before offing her.īut Fear’s writers want us to believe that Alicia would suddenly get irrationally angry, go into a tizzy and essentially make poor Will feel so bad that he leaves the bunker entirely-despite never having left it once since the apocalypse started. She didn’t turn, she didn’t hurt anyone and so he didn’t kill her. Alycia Debnam-Carey as Alicia Clark © 2021 AMC Film Holdings LLC.
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