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As the bait and switches go, so does the one Fear of the Wal King Dead There was a good show stretched in Sunday’s “Alaska”. Throughout the episode, we were led to believe that we were running towards an alliance between Al and Isabel. Instead, we found a reunion between Dwight and the street. how That Happens? Read ahead…
‘I think I got all 16 morale sins, it’s all over’ | As time went on, Morgan stunned Rachel with an abundance of supplies – including… was it jam? Syrup? Either way, she knew he was from a plant of bad reputations and reacted accordingly, asking Morgan to make sure the man inside didn’t know where they were and until it was time to get them all friends outside. If only he could be sure, he would make a noise as he attached himself to a new stick and attached Emil’s ax blade to it, that his closest and dearest person would recognize the person when they approached him. . Weak Morgan: Another day, another existential crisis.
Elsewhere, Al and Dwight searched the funeral home at Ginny’s request. Apparently, this was their new regular joke: checking places, seeing how many were dead around and finding out why they died. It wasn’t glamorous, but they became self-contained and also enjoyed the kids with a variety of license-plate games that kids play on road trips, their only goal being to strip from all 50 states ’vakers curs driver’s licenses. Then, as you might expect, they ran into some of the undead, including a zombie who seemed to have been snorted, they took a break to get some nasty specimens, Turt Bryvskis Dwight found. “Thinking about the Beer Lady?” He asked. Al didn’t want to talk about Isabel. Heck, she doesn’t even mention the Dwight Beer Lady’s name. He tried to open it up by mentioning Honey and how “Sherry always said that bad beer runs better than pretzels.” But no. Al’s lips were sealed – that is, Dwight would discuss the imminent arrival at his drop site until the beer lady was heard on his walkie-talk. We have to get there, Dwight insisted. If Al and Isabel want to run away together, he has to buy a farm to convince Guinea that his attitude has recently changed. When Al said he looked crazy, he reminded him that “you’re talking to a guy who went all over the country because his wife wrote him a note.” Oh, Dwight, you soft!
‘The Last Time I Was Alive’ | Once Dwight and Al arrived at the house where Isabel was about to land, they found in the lobby that one of them was shivering with a rat – a walker from Alaska! “Tell me it’s not a good omen,” Dwight said. They felt strange on the stairs. Cage filled with rats and spray painted on the wall “The end is the beginning”. (Ooo, episode 1 throwback.) And then, our heroes came across a few strangers, Lee and Nora, who warned them against going to the helipad. Nora’s friend Mark did the same – and the helicopter crew shot him. Wait, did the Beer Lady shoot Alaska? Asked Dwight, only now realizing that the Beer Lady had a lot more than he expected. After Al and Dwight explained to Lee and Nora that they were videotaping everything to help keep people from what happened – what happened? – Newcomers admitted him to office fees full of people suffering from bubonic plague. Oh, rats!
Although Dwight wanted to do the right thing by the sick, Al insisted he had seen the plague in the area – it was too late, and Ginny had no way to help these people. So Al locks them up and keeps making his way to the roof. She decided to feel like she was with Isabel once again, “if that means taking the risk only for a moment.” Walking on the climb of friends is a serious obstacle, eventually tearing down the plaster wall and climbing on some pipes – decided to follow the rats. As she and Dwight were walking down a path full of worms, he noticed a t-tailed mark on his partner’s neck. Shakespeare, it wasn’t his fault, he insisted. He was infected with the rats he had found in a sleeping bag the day before. (And now you Learn You’ve got a good friend when he likes it, “Common, it’s not Your Blame me bubonic plague! “)
‘You’re much braver than I am … or just stupid’ | By and by, the pair were trapped by curves in the bathroom. Nora not only came to their rescue, she showed them the way to the roof – she was working in the building and was there when the world collapsed. After clearing an area full of plague-infected walkers, Nora needed a minute. She recognized one of them – well, in her deteriorating condition – at best, and told Al to stop recording. “No one should remember them like this,” she said tearing up. In response, Ala gave his mark the driver’s license. As Nora and Dwight Al walked to the roof, he told her that he had given her a message on his tape. When she looked at him, she found out. Please, she asked me to do an open crack. [with Beer Lady] – And don’t forget the pretzels. “
As the chopper approached, Al caught fire and gave Isabel a walkie-talkie to do the reverse course. Who is this? Asked Isabel. “Just someone who wants to help you,” Al replied, taking care to be sensible. “This place is full of dead people. They are infected with the plague. What about Al? “Maybe,” he admitted. As Isabel’s path changed, she told Allen that there was a little beer in the supply crates. “Hopefully that’s not your last.” Unable to let Isabel go alone without at least opening Schmidgen’s heart, Ale told her, “I just want to say … it’s good to hear your voice, ‘because there aren’t many people left.” Well, these are both John and the best couple since June. Happily, Al found Tips Cipro with beer – she was able to save all of Dwight and Nora’s friends. When Dwight was asked why he turned the helicopter around, Ale replied, “I once lost a brother. The tapes were left. I don’t think it will happen to me again. Before they took off, Allen advised Nora not to go where she and Dwight were – they would see her crew better somewhere.
‘Honey, is that you?’ | As the episode drew to a close, Al realized that the rats, the plague, were no accident. Who did, though? Whoever spray-painted his message in the lobby, she counted. When they went to call the Rangers so that no one would suspect their whereabouts, they heard a disturbing sound on the key-talkie instead. Someone had seen the flames and was offering help and that was it Street. The next thing we know, she and Dwight were tearfully reliving one of the most dynamic moments in the series’ history. Do you agree Put your thoughts with Dwight’s Honey on the close miss of Al and Isabel in the comments below.
