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A woman stumbles near marker kilometer 54 on the highway. She meets a man impaled in his car. She goes inside to tell him that he is going to get out of it. It's the woman who is currently fighting Morgan's group. As he is bleeding, she looks forward to somebody coming to help them, but he's not as optimistic as Martha. One by one, several cars pass in front of her and she is left in front of the car where the man is bleeding.
Suddenly, a walker emerges from the woods. She learns to kill him with a rake. Back in the car, she shed tears, realizing that he will die. Both were married.
Night falls and it breaks down near the car. The next day she sits near the car repeating: "Someone will come." Her husband, however, was revived in the car. She passes her hand to take a piece of glass with which she puts it.
Later, she buries him nearby, sobbing throughout the process. She begins to lose her head, to talk to each other, to cry, to laugh and to struggle.
Another day, a truck drops a box on the highway near the walker. A woman placed her there. Martha approaches with a stick in her hand. The woman offers fresh clothes, food or water. She explains that she likes to help people. Martha, however, criticizes the grammar on the box, explaining that she was an English teacher. The woman goes through Stevie and thanks Martha for his help. Martha, however, does not help. She throws her stick into the woman's throat.
Martha uses walkers to kill people trying to help others. A man asks why she does it. She insists that people must learn to take care of themselves and that help makes them weak. She is however looking for the polar bear.
On the radio, she connects with Morgan Jones, when he accidentally arrived in Mississippi.
the Fear of the walkerd opening credits play.
In the present, Morgan's group is recovering shots. The gas leaks near them. Sarah was shot in the arm.
The truck turned around him, but instead of pulling. Morgan takes a look at the outside through one of the bullet holes. Wendell rushes to take a look, lowering the truck with a pre-fabricated lever system. His wheelchair was destroyed.
When the group emerges, Althea runs to his truck. Walker Quinn emerges. Al is cast aside. Quinn arrives in June. Morgan tries to reason with her. Wendell fires, hitting Martha. The truck, however, is now on fire from the front. Sarah and Jim go out. It explodes in an explosion. Wendell is nearby when the whole truck explodes. Morgan is devastated with losing supplies.
Walkers emerge from the woods. Martha closes the truck door and goes away. Sarah helps Wendell and the group moves.
Alicia and Charlie fall on the burnt truck. They search for them but only see corpses that are not them. Alicia starts to look at a map. She states that they are probably in the east and starts in that direction.
Elsewhere, Sarah and Morgan see a flock of walkers arrive on the road where they are. The group goes up the street with Jim shooting Wendell. Al and Luciana are in bad shape, just as Morgan finds a hospital. Jim wants to keep moving but Morgan insists that they will never go past them. The group states that he is wrong to abandon them but he blames Morgan for their situation.
They are all heading towards the city.
At the hospital, June took care of everyone and turns her attention to Morgan. He states that they can not stay here very long.
Wendell, Sarah and Althea clear the halls and corridors. Wendell has a new wheelchair. Through a window, they can see the Capitol building in Austin, Texas. Wendell explains that when he was 10, he pushed someone away from a car to protect them. Since then, he has been paralyzed. Al wonders how that changed him. This made him want to help people more. He tried to join the Marines but scoffed at him. They would not file their application.
"Evil — happens when you try to help people," Althea says.
Alicia and Charlie ran out of fuel. Alicia declares that she will take Charlie to Galveston. She has never been to the beach, so she will bring her.
Back in the hospital, Jim and Morgan barricaded the doors. Jim begins to apologize but the barricade does not hold and the flock burst. Morgan warns everyone that they have to leave. He states that the right move is to get up and away from the walkers.
After finding a safe floor, it's time to make sure the other staircases are secure.
Althea and Sarah are sailing together in a room. Al begins to ask Sarah why she left the Marines and that's because she "did not agree with their code of conduct".
Luciana sends radio to Morgan that the barricade will not hold. He insists that everyone goes up on the roof. Al and Sarah are heading to the elevators.
Jim is caught by a walker and is forced to improvise Tom to get his first walker killed. He survives closely. Luciana calls for quick help. Al sends Sarah home to her brother, telling her that she knows that the moment they can not be together is harder than she thinks.
Luciana's group is leaving the doors. Everyone ends up at the elevators. Althea has almost the generators and the walkers are getting closer. The lights go on and everyone jumps into the elevator as the walkers crowd the door.
On the roof, Morgan sees that there are no walkers. He sees only an Austin devastated and destroyed.
As Jim has blood on him, June realizes he's been bitten. Jim runs away, realizing that his death is imminent. On the side, with the silhouette of Austin, Texas, in the background, June asks Morgan what is the next step. He laughs, not knowing what to do next. She is convinced, however, that he will understand it.
Elsewhere, Charlie and Alicia are wondering whether or not they should look for Morgan and the rest of the group. Alicia insists that there are too many scenarios where people are dead or end up dying when they look for them. She insists on bringing Charlie to Galveston because it would be "good". She just needs something to be good. Charlie is in agreement.
They hear something in the distance and encounter a flooded area. Charlie insists that it's their beach before falling on John Dorie's hat. Together, they see something that makes them happy.
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