The Walking Dead: This happens in “What’s been lost”
It had to happen this way: In retaliation for the fact that the people of Alexandria and Hilltops interfered in their affairs, Pamela Milton summarily captures all Commonwealth residents who might have something to do with Eugene. Only Daryl and Carol manage to escape their grasp. To save their friends, they break into Lance Hornsby’s house of all people and free Pamela’s former right hand. Hornsby, so the assumption of the two, should know best where the Commonwealth troops have kidnapped the others. In order for Carol and Hornsby to escape, Daryl covers their retreat and breaks up with them both.
The Walking Dead: Carol escapes from her bakery.
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As Carol struggles to freedom with Lance Hornsby, Hornsby confronts her that her actions could ultimately mean 50,000 people lose their futures; including the children, who will no longer have a safe place to grow up. And no matter how much Carol Hornsby twists and turns her arguments, even she has to admit, a little bit, that he might be right.
But Hornsby himself is of no use. Because Carol is too hardened to accept him as an ally. After he and Carol are caught by a group of Commonwealth troops, Daryl saves them both. Happy to have escaped with his life, Hornsby spills the beans and tells Carol and Daryl the rest of the way to their friends. The two allow him to run away, but Lance grabs a gun and Carol responds with a deadly arrow.
Yumiko, Commonwealth Attorney
The Walking Dead: Yumiko must choose between accusing Eugene or defending him.
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Elsewhere, Yumiko tries to do her part to save friends and family from their grim fate. Pamela Milton has made it clear that she must sue Eugene if she wants to avert greater harm from the people of Alexandria. But of course Yumiko doesn’t think about doing that. But she can’t do much until she realizes that Daryl and Carol have fled with Lance Hornsby. In a public press conference, she not only emphasizes the achievements of some of those who were abducted, she also announces that she will not accuse Eugene, but on the contrary will defend him. With that, Pamela’s last – but in this case rather involuntary – ally seems to have switched sides.
With Lance Hornsby, one of the more exciting villains of the final season of The Walking Dead bites the dust in “What’s been lost”. That’s a shame, because Pamela Milton could have learned a lot from Lance’s charisma. But there is still enough to do for the survivors around Daryl and Carol. Because as the end of the episode reveals, Daryl’s and Carol’s help for the kidnapped residents of Alexandria and Hilltops might come too late.
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