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Nobody is there anymore and there’s no indication why they left, no signs of a struggle. I guess this is the same place that Teddy later brought Alicia and where she and Will eventually meet up. Will escaped because he was working in the ventilation ducts at the time. They must have been very weak to have survived so long. How a community of 128 was wiped out by a handful of scouts remains a mystery. Will was apparently originally holed up with a Senator and 126 other people (he tells Strand their total community was 128, a sort of neurotically precise count) but they were all killed by Teddy’s scouts. At this point we have already heard enough exposition about Alicia for an entire season but there is more to come. Will says that nobody would go out into that fog just to prove a point so Strand must truly care about Alicia. He kills a couple of the zombies before falling to the ground and then saves Strand with a nicely placed bullet.

The walking dead season two youtube generator#

When the generator dies, Will comes down to help despite his wounded leg. Strand is dual-wielding a cutlass and a hatchet and he cuts a striking figure with the weapons and his long jacket. I’m not sure a light that shines out to sea would cast very much light directly below it, or that it would help much with the fog so thick, but whatever. With his years of lighthouse training to guide him, Will races upstairs and turns on the beacon (hey, there’s the episode’s title!) and Strand leaps out into the fog to kill some zombies.

They have to get the generator going-but “there’s a one in a million chance that diesel will even light!” according to Strand-so naturally Will gets it going on his first try. Indeed, moments later the two men talk about how they can’t see two feet in front of them so there’s no way they can fight their way through this new threat. “I knew them,” Will said, of the zombies he literally couldn’t possibly have seen in the dark and the fog with any clarity. Strand grabs him and slams the doors shut, angrily asking why he froze up like that. Will is about to leave on his own when a group of zombies approaches through the fog-at night-and Will is petrified. His men were killed by zombies while they were shooting at the other group, but Strand didn’t sacrifice them. Will says something about how Strand “sacrificed his men” to save himself, but that literally didn’t even happen. So Will finds Strand but this time he’s the one with the gun. Where exactly in Texas are we? I guess we must still be close to the coast, given where the nuclear sub was last season, but then why would anyone remain this close to the nuclear fallout from the rockets? Why not set out for greener pastures? As with so much of this show, it makes very little sense. I’m also having trouble with the geography here. Will somehow knows about said Lighthouse as “one of the only places” to take shelter in the area, which makes me wonder why Will was sleeping in the old van or wandering about the forest at night when he could have been holed up in a pretty well-fortified lighthouse instead. The lighthouse appears utterly untouched by the nuclear blasts and the area is surrounded in heavy fog. Will tricks Strand then Strand abandons him and goes to a nearby. I’m not sure at this point why Will tried to deceive Strand instead of just telling him from the beginning that he could help him find Alicia, but Fear The Walking Dead appears to be trying its hand at subterfuge. This is when he drags the truth out of Will, learning that he does in fact know Alicia. Strand saves Will but his men are killed. He tricks Strand into going to a spot where she might be but when Strand and Will and a couple of Strand’s lackeys show up to the spot, they’re ambushed by the scavengers Will saw before. So much of it ends up being spent between Will and Strand talking about Alicia (Alycia Debnam-Carey)-a character who’s been given less screen-time over the past six episodes of the show than newcomer Will did in this episode alone. Strand, as usual, has some great lines and some great moments in his newfound role as the series’ villain.

He asks him some questions and at one point Will asks him a question back leading to Howard popping in with “He’s asking the questions here!” which should illustrate the quality of dialogue at play. He feeds Will a heaping plate of pasta and pours him a glass of Scotch. Strand wears a goofy military uniform and brags about his little self-contained paradise. Their leader is Strand-because naturally all of our heroes are leaders of their own communities now (except for Morgan (Lennie James) who appears to still be on the run from the nuclear blast in next week’s episode, having apparently failed to even come close to Strand’s success). Naturally, the place is now home to a thriving community of survivors.