Season 1: A New Day

Season 1: A New Day of The Walking Dead.
==Plot==
===="Chapter 1"====
History teacher Lee Everett is on his way to prison, having been convicted for killing a state senator that had an affair with his wife. He is transported by a police officer in the back of a cruiser, heading to prison.
While driving to prison, the police officer tries to engage Lee in conversation. He asks Lee why he isn't saying that he "didn't do it". The officer explains that, usually, he would have to suffer through a person saying that they didn't commit any crimes at the point they were at, and is surprised that Lee is not doing that. Lee tells the officer that he isn't the kind of guy to say something like that. The officer then tries to make small talk as he ignores the radio chatter from his police comm system that calls for assistance to a 10-34. A column of emergency response vehicles passes by on the other side of the road towards the city. As he tries to bring up another story that he believes to be more hilarious than depressing, he takes his eyes off of the road and crashes into a man (which is, in fact, a walker) that had wandered out onto the pavement and violently cuts off the road and into a roadside forest.
Meanwhile in the city, sisters Sandy and Meg are driving down the highway. Meg asks her what was next on their "big road trip". Sandy, irritated with her annoyance, tells her that she hasn't seen her in months and wanted to bring her on a trip to catch up. Meg rolls her eyes and tells her that she is glad to be on the trip with her, but is only upset about the timing. Sandy questions her how she's been doing since she quit her job, questioning if there was a more serious reason why she did it. Meg cuts her off and tells her that she's not doing drugs again, but just wanted to take some time off and relax. Sandy decides to change the subject before she notices a roadblock. An officer tells her to roll up the window, and he explains to her that a few people have been attacked and to remain seated until they solve it. Sandy and Meg make small talk regarding their trip before screams are heard. The girls notice a bunch of dead people walking towards them, eating people, and gunfire going off. Meg begins to panic, and Sandy puts the car in reverse and keeps going until they are t-boned by another car. Sandy notices the walkers coming closer, and grabs Meg to force her to open her door. Meg comes to and opens the door, helping Sandy out of the car as the two run away. Sandy notices a fire escape and helps Meg grab the ladder, who then helps Sandy up. The two climb to the roof of the building to see chaos erupting. Meg asks Sandy what she thinks is happening, but Sandy is unable to answer her. Meg begins panicking, saying the world is ending, but Sandy shakes her until she stops. Sandy tells her that if they keep their heads together and watch each others backs, they can survive.
Lee awakens after at least a day of unconsciousness in the back of a wrecked car with his handcuffs still on. He becomes aware of his surroundings and notes both his thirstiness and the pain in his right leg. He kicks out a window and drags himself out of the car, noticing that the officer was lying in a pool of blood a short distance away. His shotgun lies a few meters away from the body with a single shell on the ground. Lee limps over to the officer and removes the keys to the handcuffs from the corpse. After trying to unlatch the chamber from the pulley, Lee drops the keys in front of the officer's face. Lee quickly retrieves the keys again and then proceeds to remove the handcuffs from his wrists. A weak groan comes from the officer, prompting Lee to ask if he was alive. The officer then growls and claws at Lee. Lee crawls back to the car, grabs the cops shotgun, and shoots him in the head. He then notices a figure in the distance upon a hill. He yells out to it and asks for help. Shortly thereafter, a cluster of other people with rotted skin and what appear to be severely decomposed frames come out of the brush. Lee hastily stands up and- with his single good leg- limps away from the car wreck, noticing others trying to claw at him. With the figure gone, he climbs up the hill and climbs over a fence into a suburban backyard. Several thumps against the fence chase the wounded man as he crawls further away from the fence. He hits a wooden deck and watches the fence shudder until a quad of the gunshots sound out in the distance. The fence stops shaking after the final gunshot. Lee hesitantly pulls himself to his feet and calls out for anyone to reply. After finding no help, Lee decides to enter the house and finds the back door unlocked. He enters the house and quickly ascertains the disturbing quality of the downstairs section of the house as demolished as it is. Suddenly, a beeping noise comes from the living room. Lee investigates the sound and finds an answering machine of the house's phone displaying three new messages.
Lee presses a button on the answering machine and listens to the first of three messages. A woman who names herself Diana asks a woman named Elaine to look after a girl named Clementine for one more day, as she and her husband, Ed, had been attacked by "some crazy guy" and had to be taken to the emergency room. She promised that they would be back from Savannah before Elaine's spring break. The second message automatically plays and Diana details that she and Ed were under quarantine in the city and were not allowed to leave. She begged Elaine to take Clementine with her to Murietta before Diana had to leave for the hospital. The third message then plays and Lee hears Diana weeping. Diana tells her daughter (if she was indeed listening) to call the police. The crying woman repeats that she loves her daughter as the line cuts out. Lee picks up a photograph of a family of three next to the phone and hypothesizes that both Ed and Diana had perished due to the rotting people.
Lee then hears a child's voice come from the kitchen. He returns to the kitchen and finds nobody there. Suspicious, Lee checks each of the cupboards and drawers and finds a walkie-talkie. The child on the other end of the signal tells him that he is being too loud and has to be quiet. He asks her a series of questions while trying to locate her downstairs, in which he discovers her name to be Clementine, her age to be eight, and her parents to be in Savannah. He asks her if she is safe while searching for her in the kitchen. She explains that she is hiding in her treehouse. Lee sees her outside and waves at her in the treehouse. She suddenly yelps and disappears into her treehouse. Startled, Lee turns around and sees another person lunging for him. He throws his hands up defensively and pushes her off him. The woman's decayed skin gave him all of the understanding he needed, and he turned and ran from her, but slipped in the blood on the floor. He drags himself away towards the back door as a small child opens it with a hammer encumbering her small hands. Lee kicks the attacking woman back and grabs the hammer from the frightened child. He bashes the rotting skull in and kills the woman.
Panting from the struggle, Lee drops the hammer and formally greets the young girl. She asks if he had killed the woman, and he says that something else did. Lee asks her if she had been alone since Elaine (the woman who had been attacking him) had died. She answers yes and that she is waiting for her parents to return. Lee says that they may not come back for a while and promises to look after her until everything gets fixed. Lee then decides that they have to leave the house since the neighborhood was not safe. Lee tells Clementine that they need to leave immediately in order to find help. They exit the house through the back door and out through the gate. They see a pair of men trying to push a car out of the middle of the road. Lee greets them, and they both cry out in shock, afraid that Lee and Clementine were about to eat them. They introduce themselves and explain that they were trying to move a car so they could drive away to one of their dad's farm a few miles away from Atlanta. One of them, Shawn Greene, asks for Lee's help in moving the car in exchange for passage to the farm. Lee, before he thinks about it, blurts out that Clementine is not his daughter and says that he is just some guy who found her. The other man, Chet, raises the alarm that "more monsters" were coming. Lee and Shawn quickly hop over to the obstacle and push the car out of the road. Shawn calls for everyone to enter his pickup truck. Lee, Clementine, and Chet safely in the truck, Shawn drives away from the rotting people and onward to his father's farm. Upon his arrival several hours later, Chet gets into his own car that was at the farm and leaves for his mother's house.
After the departure of the Chet, Shawn's father exits the house, expressing relief at seeing his son alive and well. Shawn hugs his father and delivers news of Chet's fate. Both men discuss the situation in the city before turning their attention to Lee and Clementine. Shawn's father mistakenly believes that Lee was Clementine's father, but Shawn corrects him and explains that Lee is just a man who found her by herself. He asks Clementine to verify Lee's identity, and she does so while hiding behind Lee's back. Shawn's father notices Lee's leg injury and tells him to sit on the porch so he could treat it after asking his son to check on Shawn's sister inside the house. Lee sits on a bench and Shawn's father checks out the wound. He asks Lee for his name and then introduces himself as Hershel Greene. As he bandages Lee's wound, he tells Lee that he and Clementine could sleep in the barn with "another displaced family of three". Shawn returns and suggests that he fortify the fence in the morning. Lee agrees with Shawn, which Hershel complies with and says they can start tomorrow.
Lee and Clementine bed down in the barn with a pair of small sleeping bags. Clementine quietly comments on the smell, where Lee finishes her sentence about what the smell was like. Clementine says that she misses her parents and asks how far Savannah is from where they are. Lee says that it is very far away, and Clementine dozes off. Guilty about not being able to provide her more comfort, Lee slips into a nightmare about his ex-wife and the man she had slept with to end their marriage. He dreams about how he had killed the man and abruptly wakes up. Realizing that Clementine was still next to him and sleeping comfortably, Lee falls back asleep.
===="Chapter 2"====
Sandy and Meg sneak through a back alley, nearing a gun store. Sandy wants to arm herself against the walkers, noticing how the police officers were killing them by shooting them in the head. Meg, however, doesn't feel comfortable using a gun and instead wants to find a knife to use instead. Sandy urges her to reconsider in case something happens. Upon entering the gun store, and browsing around to find a lot of things left untouched. Meg wonders why no one has looted the store since most of the stores they passed by were almost completely destroyed and looted. Sandy looks uneasy as her words sink in, just as a man barges through the door with a shotgun. He tells the two to get out of his store before he kills them. Sandy attempts to calm him down and asks him personal questions about himself, noticing he is unhinged. As she lowers his guard slightly, she rushes him to grab the shotgun. The man manages to overpower Sandy and throw her to the ground, aiming the shotgun at her. Before he can shoot, Meg rams into him, knocking the shotgun out of his hands, but she is also quickly overpowered and the man begins to strangle Meg. Sandy grabs a gun from the case and shoots the man in the head. Shocked by her actions, Sandy drops the gun and attempts to calm herself by saying she had to do it. Meg gets up and affirms to her that she did the right thing, and he was trying to kill them. Sandy picks the gun back up, and tells Meg to grab some ammo. Before Meg walks away, she notices the display case with several knives. Meg smiles and says she's found her weapon, before breaking the glass with the butt of the man's shotgun.
Lee is awoken by a man telling him lightheartedly to "get up". Lee yawns and stands up as the stranger jokes to Clementine that she might have spiders in her hair, but her "daddy" scared them off. Lee explains that he is not truly her father and introduces himself. The man greets Lee and tells them that he is Kenny. Suddenly, a very loud boy appears at the doors of the barn and calls for his dad to join him before scampering off. Kenny tells Lee that the boy was his son, "Ken Jr.", but he tends to call him "Duck" because he tends to quack like one. Kenny then brings Lee and Clementine over to meet his family. He introduces them after asking whether or not Lee wanted a ride to Macon. Kenny's wife, Katjaa, quickly compliments Clementine and she warms up to the older woman. Shawn comes over and informs them that he needed to reinforce the fence on the west side of the farm. Duck volunteers his help, and Shawn gives him the "position" of foreman. They break off to the other side of the house and work on the fence. Lee formally talks with Katjaa about herself, her job as a veterinarian, and how they got there. He offers his apologies to Katjaa when asking her how she was coping and her distress, but she forgives him easily. Lee goes to talk to Kenny, who is working on his truck, and offers help but Kenny politely declines. Lee asks Kenny what his plan was. Kenny then says that he believes the National Guard will solve the situation and that they should just try to weather the storm. In the event that the National Guard would be unable to fix the problem soon, he would just return to his home in Fort Lauderdale, Florida and get on his boat until the situation was resolved. Lee goes over to help Shawn with the fence, and he tells Lee that Hershel wanted to speak to him. Lee finds Hershel in the barn as he is raking along a bale of hay to one of his horses. Hershel looks up and asks him how he got out of the city, to which Lee can be honest or dishonest about. Lee compliments his farm, and Hershel turns the conversation around to Lee's family. Lee explains that his parents are in Macon with his brother. Suddenly, Shawn screams out from the fence. Hershel orders him to go help while he gets his gun. Lee rushes around the house and finds Shawn's legs pinned beneath a tractor while a pair of zombies try to break through the unfinished fence. Duck is stupefied upon the tractor at having run Shawn over, and a third zombie reaches over the fence and grabs him. Lee and Kenny rush over to try to save Duck, while the zombies break through and kill Shawn. Hershel then arrives at the horrifying sight of his son's corpse being devoured. Hershel promptly shoots all three walkers in the head and rushes to his dead son's side. Everyone gathers around Hershel as he stands up. He tells them all to leave the farm. Kenny tries to apologize, but Hershel rejects it. He then turns his attention to Lee, who he accuses of not trying to help. Lee uncomfortably tries to come up with an excuse, but Hershel accepts nothing from him. Hershel orders them all to leave again as he tends to his son's corpse. Kenny somberly approaches Lee and tells him he and Clementine could tag along with them to Macon if he wanted to. He then takes his family to the truck as Lee pulls Clementine away.
In Macon, Sandy and Meg sneak around the outside attempting to collect items for survival when they see a drugstore. A zombie stands in the way of the alley they are hiding behind and Meg tells Sandy to try shooting it, but Sandy tells her that the noise seems to attract more, and instead pulls out her knife to dispatch the zombie. As they draw closer to the drugstore, they see a figure inside quickly duck down. Sandy whispers to Meg that they should go around and try to sneak in. Once the two enter the back door, they see two people at the front by the window whispering to each other. Sandy pulls out her gun to prepare herself, when a woman reveals herself from the shadows with a gun herself. She tells Sandy to drop the gun, which she does. Meg pleads with the woman that they aren't bad people, but just looking for supplies to survive and they already had been assaulted by another person earlier. A gruff looking man, tells the woman, Lilly, that they're lying and to shoot them. But another woman tells him off, and asks Lilly to lower her gun to hear them out. Another man asks the same, and Lilly decides to lower her gun. Lilly introduces herself, her dad Larry, the woman as Carley, the man as Doug, and a third man as Jackson. Jackson's eyes widen as he looks at Meg and calls her name. Meg smiles and runs to him to embrace him in a hug. Sandy questions Meg on how she knows him, and Meg explains that she and Jackson are old friends who met on the street back when she was doing drugs. Jackson tells her that he got himself sobered up right as everything bad happened, which she reveals she has also cleaned herself up. Sandy introduces herself to everyone. Lilly tells Sandy that she and her dad came across the three of them trying to get into the drugstore like her and Meg, and apologizes to her for threatening them, adding they can't afford to take very many chances. Larry bellows that he still doesn't trust the two girls, and they should throw them out. Jackson speaks up and tells Larry that he knows Meg very well, and if she and her sister are who they say they are. Sandy looks out the window and asks just how bad everything has gotten. Lilly tells her that the army hasn't rolled in yet, but discusses the dropping population in town and the increase in the "walkers". Meg likes the name for them, and says her name for them wasn't as good.
===="Chapter 3"====
The episode begins with Lee, Clementine, Kenny, Katjaa, and Duck driving through downtown Macon, and stop the car. "We better look around." Kenny says to Lee. They exit the car and begin to walk down the streets. Lee looks up at the drugstore, which is called "Everett Pharmacy," and frowns. Duck alerts the group of someone by a car. Kenny yells for him and says their truck is out of gas. This person is revealed to be a walker. In the pharmacy, Jackson looks out the window and sees them, and a group of walkers falling down upon them. "Those guys are in trouble, we gotta help them!" Jackson shouts. Lilly is against the idea, saying they can't trust every single group they come across. Carley agrees with Jackson to go out there and save them, since it's the humane thing to do. Lilly argues that humanity isn't an option anymore, and surviving is the main goal. Sandy tells her that they have kids with them, and she begins to open the door to go help them, followed by Jackson and Carley. Meg shouts "be careful!" to her sister as she stands beside the open door.
Back out on the street, Katjaa screams that they're trapped as Duck is attacked by a walker, and is almost bit, until Sandy shoots the walker in the head. Sandy and Carley both begin shooting some of the walkers to keep them off the group. Jackson guides Lee and the others into the pharmacy and locks the gate. "What the hell, we can't just keep bringing in new people!" Lilly screams at the group. "And we can't just let people die, either!" Sandy yells back at Lilly. Larry complains to the group that they need to be thrown out immediately. Lee tries to calm the situation down, while Kenny argues with Larry and Lilly. "Son of a bitch! One of them is bitten!" Larry says, referring to Duck. Lee informs him that he wasn't bitten, however, Larry doesn't believe him and goes over to Duck to end him before he turns. Kenny steps in between them, to prevent Larry from hurting his son. A fight begins to ensure, as Sandy and Meg attempt to intervene, but are told off by Larry to stay out of it, and ends up with Kenny punching Larry. Clementine screams, showing that a walker has broken out of the bathroom she was trying to get into, and tries to bite Clementine. Lee steps in and tries to fend off the walker, until it is shot in the head by Sandy. Sandy asks Lee if he's hurt, to which he says no and thanks her for the help. The walkers outside hear the shot and attempt to break into the pharmacy, until some gunshots are heard, which clears the walkers from the outside temporarily. "Is that the army?" Meg questions Lilly. Lilly isn't sure if it is or not. Larry criticizes Sandy on shooting the walker, and then has a small heart attack. "What's wrong with him?" Lee questions Lilly. Lilly tells Lee that it's his heart acting up, and they've been trying to get into the pharmacy since they got there. Lilly begs Lee to help her get in there to get some pills for Larry, which he agrees to. Kenny begins to take charge of the people in there, making sure the door has a guard, and everyone formally introduces themselves. Kenny compliments on Sandy's shooting, calling her a "good shot" and wants her to take watch, and she agrees. Jackson suggests running to a motor inn to get a car and running by the gas station to get some gas. Lee asks him if he knows the area well enough to search it, and Jackson informs him that he was born and raised in Macon. Before Jackson leaves, Meg hugs him and tells him to watch himself, and Jackson then sneaks out of the pharmacy to get the car and gas.
An hour passes, and the survivors are still making sure everything they need is cleared out and the walkers don't detect their presence. Sandy goes over to Lilly and Larry to check on them. Lilly thanks Sandy for her concern and asks her to keep and eye on the new group, just in case they aren't to be trusted. Sandy, trusting of the new group, tells her that she shouldn't be worrying about it, since they're helping her with getting her dad his medicine. Lee is talking with Kenny and his family about the events that happened, and then about Shawn. Lee assures Kenny, who is feeling very guilty about his death, that it couldn't have been prevented. Lee talks with Clementine about how she was doing and gets to know Carley and Doug at different times. Carley, who is trying to figure out how to work the radio, asks Lee if he could find her some batteries for the radio. He does so, and fixes the radio for her. Lee and Sandy talk to each other and he asks about who she is and if she had any family with her. Sandy tells him that Meg is her younger sister, and they were both coming back from a road trip home to Atlanta when it all began. Lee then asks Sandy if they found anyone in the drug store when they got there. Sandy tells him that she and Meg weren't originally with Lilly and the others, but she heard Larry talking about dragging a few bodies from the backroom to the outside. Lee is shocked upon hearing this, as those bodies were his parents, Sandy notices his reaction to what she says and asks him if he's alright, to which he says he is. As he walks away, Sandy eyes at him suspiciously. Meg walks up to Sandy and asks her what she thinks of the people that joined them, and Sandy believes they're trustworthy enough, but feels like Lee is hiding something. Meg looks at him and says that she thought she recognized him, but couldn't remember from where. Sandy goes on by saying that she trusts them more than Lilly, but wants to continue being nice to Lilly so they do not get tossed outside. Meg agrees with her that it's smart to stay on her good side.
Lee and Clementine go into the backroom to look around for a key to get into the pharmacy part of the store. He finds a picture of him and his family, and tears himself out of the picture. "Find anything?" Carley suddenly appears behind him. Lee shows her the photo of only his parents and brother, saying that they probably owned the store. "I know who you are." Carley blankly tells Lee. Carley reveals her knowledge of who Lee is and his crime of killing his wife's lover. Carley warns Lee that if he causes any problems, then she won't hesitate on telling the others, but assures him she'll keep it to herself for the time being. Lee thanks her, which she appreciates. Lee and Clementine talk about her parents and she questions him about what Carley had talked about. Lee tells her that he had got into some trouble, but didn't go into details.
Sandy goes over to Kenny and his family and offers Katjaa a candy bar for Duck, in case he was hungry. Katjaa is thankful for her concern, as well as Kenny, who asks her more information on Lilly and Larry. Sandy tells him that she and her sister, Meg, met them a few hours before they came to the pharmacy and confesses she doesn't like her or Larry. Sandy goes on by saying that Lilly strikes her as the type to only care for her father, and won't hesitate to leave anyone behind to get him to safety.
Jackson suddenly responds to Clementine's walkie-talkie, wanting to talk to someone. Lee grabs the walkie-talkie and he tells Lee that he got into some trouble at the motor inn and needs some help getting out of there. "What should we do?" Kenny asks Lee. Lee tells Kenny that he should stay with his family, and that he'll go to the motor inn himself. Meg chimes in and says she's going to go with him, because Jackson is her friend. Sandy tells her that it's not safe for her to go, but Meg dismisses her and affirms that she's going with Lee. Sandy sighs and tells Lee that she's going as well to help out. Lee accepts both of their offers, and the three head out to retrieve Jackson.
===="Chapter 4"====
Lee, Sandy, and Meg arrive at the motor inn on foot, looking for Jackson. Lee and Sandy quickly crouch down and tell Meg to do so as well, since there is a walker near their area. Once it goes away, the ice machine in the corner starts moving. Lee advises Sandy to be ready to shoot it. The door opens and inside is revealed to be Jackson. "Jesus, Jackson!" Meg says to him. Jackson mentions to them that he got the gas, but he heard a woman in one of the rooms upstairs, crying. "And, what are we supposed to do?" Sandy asks him. Jackson is irritated by her question and says they have to help her. Meg agrees with Sandy that it is too dangerous to help her out with all the walkers around. Lee agrees with Jackson that they should try to save her. Sandy and Meg, though reluctant, decide to help them out. Lee and Sandy both head around the parking lot to take out the walkers scattered around as quietly as they can, while Meg and Jackson make sure that they don't get surprised by a lone walker. Eventually, Lee finds an axe and decides to keep it for himself to use. After everything is cleared, the four of them head upstairs to talk to the woman in the apartment. Jackson reveals her name to be Irene, and asks her to come out, but she refuses. Lee breaks the barricade off the door, and tries to open the door, then she says she'll come out. Irene exits the door, and is revealed to have been bitten by a walker. "My boyfriend turned, and now I will too! When you get bit, you turn and you die then you come back and kill anything you can find!" Irene says to them. Jackson offers her help, saying they're group is at a drug store and could find her medicine. Irene notices Sandy's gun and asks if she could borrow it, in order to kill herself. Sandy refuses to give the gun to her, so Irene decides to forcefully take it from her. Lee, Meg, and Jackson try to stop Irene from getting the gun, but the balcony they're standing on collapses. Irene manages to grab the gun and slowly walks away from them, pointing the gun to her temple. "Let's all relax now, and think this through, okay?" Lee calmly says to Irene. "You can't do that! There has to be some way!" Meg adds. Irene doesn't believe them and pulls the trigger. Jackson vomits upon the sight of Irene's dead body. Lee walks over to Irene's body to pick the gun back up, as Sandy and Meg look at her in disbelief. Lee gives Sandy her gun back, and head to the car Jackson found. Lee notices Jackson carrying a small bag and asks him what it is. Jackson hesitates on his answer and says it was memorabilia for himself before placing it in the back of the trunk and heading to the backseat. The four of them leave before walkers start to crowd in.
===="Chapter 5"====
Lee, Sandy, Meg, and Jackson have returned to the pharmacy with the gas for the truck. Kenny asks the four if everything went alright, and Jackson tells him about the gas and the car and walks away. Sandy questions him about the situation on the pharmacy while they were away. Kenny says that everyone stayed the same, but Larry's in bad shape and needs the medication soon. Lee goes to check on Clementine and asks her if she's doing alright too. Clementine complies that she's fine, but a little hungry. Lee grabs a chocolate bar he found on the shelf and gives it to her, and she thanks him. Lee talks to Carley, asking her if she was doing alright, and Carley talks to him about her friends at the WABE station being trapped and hoping they made it out. Lilly calls Lee over and questions him about Clementine's parents, realizing that he's not her dad, and he mentions to her that he's watching after her since he believes her parents have died. Lilly states that she's lucky she has him. Lee thanks her, and promises her that he'll get the pharmacy open for Larry. Doug then calls Lee over and asks him if he wants to have a look around the outside since the walkers have calmed down. Sandy overhears this conversation and wants to take a look as well. The three of them go outside and look upon the streets of Macon, infested with the undead. "Holy fuck. They're everywhere." Sandy whispers to Lee and Doug. Lee looks over at one of the walkers trapped underneath a telephone pole and realizes it is his brother, B., reanimated. Lee keeps his knowledge of his brother to himself and mentions to Sandy and Doug that he has the keys to the pharmacy. Both question him on how he would know and shows them both the picture he found, where it shows B. with his parents. They both agree to help go and get the keys from him. Lee breaks the lock off of the chain, Doug turns on the tvs to the left, then Sandy throws a rock into the window across the street to distract the walkers with the noise. Lee goes over to his undead brother and apologizes to him for not being there, but is glad to know he was there with their parents, knowing he would have died for them. Lee then uses the axe to put his brother at peace, however, he's still alive. After several strikes, Lee manages to hit him in the head with the axe, realizing it takes a hit to the head for them to die. Lee grabs the keys and shows them to Sandy and Doug. "Holy crap!" Doug screams, realizing the walkers have taken notice of Lee. Lee runs back into the pharmacy with Sandy and Doug before the walkers get closer to them. Meg goes to the door, asking what happened since she heard Doug yell. Sandy says it was nothing serious, but Lee had gotten the keys to the pharmacy. Lee goes over to Lilly to inform her that he's got the keys. Lilly is elated to hear the news and goes with Lee to unlock the door. As Lee walks into the pharmacy, an alarm goes off. "Oh, no." Lilly says. Both Lee and Lilly run into the pharmacy to grab the supplies they need.
===="Chapter 6"====
Outside, a walker is awakened by the alarm and slowly begins to make it's way to the drug store, where it is shown that several walkers have also taken notice of it and are trying to break in. Kenny puts Katjaa and Duck in the back room, to keep them out of harm's way and goes out back to start the truck. Lilly and Larry follow him. Kenny asks for Lee's axe, in case he runs into trouble, which Lee gives him. Kenny informs Jackson to listen for him honking as it means he'll need help getting everyone in the truck. Kenny then tells Sandy, Meg, Carley, Lee, and Doug to watch the doors and windows, and to keep their defenses up. All six huddle against the door to keep it closed, when Katjaa calls Jackson, leaving only the five to keep it closed. Doug, believing these are his final moments, tells Lee that he thinks he's a great guy for helping everyone out. Lee assures him they will make it through this. One side of the room goes down, and Carley goes over to shoot the walkers entering the building. One window is broken in and Doug goes to fix it. Katjaa then calls for Lee and asks for his help. Sandy tells Lee to stay with them and she'll go help Katjaa. Meg runs after her, saying she's not gonna let her go by herself. They run in the back to go help them. Lee asks Clementine to find him something strong to place between the handles. She brings him the cane that his dad used. After doing this, Carley and Doug are overwhelmed by walkers and both require Lee's help. Lee looks at both frantically and runs over to help Doug. He pulls Doug out from the walkers grasp, and attempts to run over to help Carley, however, she is pulled down by the walkers and devoured. "Holy..." Doug retches before running. Kenny enters the room and tells everyone to follow him to the truck. While everyone is running, Clementine is grabbed by a walker, but is saved by Lee. As both try to run for the door, Larry stops Lee from entering. "You're not coming with us, you son of a bitch!" Larry yells at Lee and then punches him. Lee is knocked flat on the floor and is almost bitten by a walker, until Kenny saves him. Back at the motor inn, Lilly and Sandy are burning the bodies around the motor inn, making sure it's cleared out. Duck is talking to Clementine. Kenny and Katjaa are looking over the supplies in the truck. Larry is watching everyone go about their business. Doug is looking through a few boxes. Jackson is listening to a broadcast over the cars radio. Lee is looking at the picture of his family and hears screams coming from the distance. Lee goes over to talk to Jackson, and asks how he's doing. Jackson talks with Lee about the girl that killed herself and asks why someone would do that to themselves, before going back to listening to the radio. He goes around to talk with everyone and then to Clementine, who tells him that her walkie-talkie broke. Lee apologizes about it being broken, and assures her that they can find her another one. Clementine tells him that she uses it to talk to parents, despite it not making sense, as it offers her comfort. Larry then calls Lee over to talk with him. Larry informs Lee that he knows about his past, and warns him that if he puts his daughter in danger, he'll have to deal with him. Lilly comes over to talk to Lee, after Larry walks away, and thanks him for everything he did for the group and says they couldn't have made it out without him. Sandy and Meg sit on the ground by the RV and rest. Meg jokingly asks her how they got involved in such a mess. Sandy tells her that the group seems like a bunch of good people, aside for Larry, and they should stay and help out. Meg agrees and says she's glad that Jackson was alive and hopes to catch up some more. A loud boom is heard across the motor inn. "I hope that's the sound of us winnin' this thing!" Kenny says to Lee and Lilly. "That was no gunshot. That was a tank! It has to be the army!" Sandy adds. The four walk close to the road, confident that everyone is going to work out, until the power goes out.
===="Chapter 7"====
A week has gone by since the group has settled in the motor inn. Everyone in the group is doing their own thing. Clementine is seen coloring with Duck, while Katjaa watches over them. Doug is working on a bell system rigged around the front of the motor inn to alert them of trespassers. Apparently, they are still trying to gather enough supplies to survive at the motor inn. Out in a field, Lilly is instructing the group on how to properly aim and fire guns. She sets up target practice with cans and bottles for everyone to shoot. Jackson dismisses himself as a "terrible shot" since he's missed every shot so far. Meg fires and misses the bottle and curses at it, assuring Jackson he's not the only one. Lee offers to help Jackson, but Lilly takes over with a more demanding and annoyed tone. Kenny rolls his eyes and shoots one of the bottles. Sandy hits two bottles, and looks over at Larry, who is sitting down and watching them. "So you just gonna sit on your ass all day, Larry?" Sandy questions him. Larry angrily tells her that he was former military and has had gun training more advanced than what they're doing. Lilly walks over to Sandy and compliments her on her shooting, saying she might be the best shot in the group. She walks over to put a small tin can on the furthest rock and asks Sandy to try shooting it. Sandy says she's not sure she's going to be able to hit it from that distance, but Meg tells her to go for it and try. Sandy aims the gun, fires and knocks the can off. Kenny says he knew Sandy was a sharpshooter when he first met her at the pharmacy. Lilly tells Kenny he needs to convince Katjaa to join so she can learn how to use guns, but Kenny tells her to mind her own business and he'll help his family out. Everyone heads out and later on, Lilly gathers Lee, Sandy, Kenny, Meg, Doug, Jackson, and Larry around to look at a map for scavenging. Sandy tells them that most of the places in town have already been raided, except for the pharmacy, but most of the food is gone from there. Kenny suggests going out to hunt for food, instead, since eventually there will be nothing left in Macon at all. After much talk, the group eventually decides they should try hunting for some food. Lee offers to go out, along with Kenny. Sandy and Meg also want to join them. Lilly gives Lee and Kenny both a rifle for any deer, but Lee insists giving his rifle to Sandy, since she herself said that Sandy was the best shot in the group. Lilly eyes Lee, then hands the rifle to Sandy, who glares at her. Meg seems hesitant on using a gun, but shakes her head and grabs one. Clementine overhears their discussion and asks Lee if she could come along with him. Although hesitant about the idea, Lee agrees to let her come with them, but tells her to stay close to him at all times and not to wander off. Doug tells Lilly he's better suited staying at the motor inn to work on his project, but Lilly insists that he go out and help, since he decided to skip out on target practice.
Out in the woods, Lee talks with Doug about how he's doing, seeing if he's still been grieving over Carley. Doug tells him that he still doesn't understand why Lee picked him over Carley, but adds that he still does appreciate him for doing it, but cannot help but feel guilty. Sandy and Meg walk beside each other, and Meg compliments Sandy on her shooting skills, but Sandy just says that she probably owes their dad for teaching her. Meg tells her that their dad can't just teach the skill, and tells her she should hone it. Sandy appreciates her words, and asks how she's been getting along with Jackson. Meg frowns and says that she doesn't like Jackson romantically, but it's been fun sharing stories with him again. Kenny, who is scouting ahead, calls the group to his location, adding that they need to check out what he found. When they reach Kenny's location, they see a huge estate in the middle of the forest. "Holy shit, you think someone's been in there?" Meg asks the group. Kenny says that nothing looks broken into, so there might be some stuff in there. Sandy recalls hearing about an eccentric millionaire who built a house out in the woods, and wonders if this estate is the one. Clementine is afraid of the looks of the house. When the group reaches the front porch, they hear something inside. Lee, Sandy, and Kenny enter the house first, to make sure it is safe, then after scoping out the downstairs, the rest enter with them. Lee and Clementine search the parlor room. Kenny searches the kitchen. Doug searches the closets, Sandy goes to the conservatory, and Meg goes upstairs to look around. Meg enters one of the bedrooms and finds a few minor medications on the dresser. Sandy peers in, and sees her looking at them. Sandy calls her name, and asks her what she's thinking. Meg, annoyed, tells her she's not going to take them and tells her not to worry about her over medications. Sandy says that it is difficult for her not to, after Meg's past with drug abuse. Meg leaves the bedroom and tells Sandy that she's fine now. While in the kitchen, Kenny finds a huge stash of food and begins to collect it. Suddenly, a woman appears from behind him and knocks him out. Doug hears the sound and goes into the kitchen and finds the unconscious Kenny, however, as soon as Doug tries to help him up, he is also knocked out by the same woman. Meg searches through the underside of the beds in the bedrooms and the door behind her is shut and locked. Meg hears it, and gets up. She tries to turn the doorknob, but it is now locked tight. Sandy finds a few guns in the study room, and packs them up before hearing footsteps. Sandy slowly makes her way to the door to listen on the outside. She hears nothing anymore and steps away. Once Sandy turns around, the woman appears behind her and attempts to attack her. Sandy falls in the struggle and is knocked unconscious with chloroform.
Lee and Clementine are both still downstairs. Lee calls out for the others, awaiting a response, but hears nothing. Clementine is examining a chess set, while Lee goes into the kitchen to see where Kenny is. He enters the kitchen and finds it empty. Thinking he has gone searching somewhere else in the house, Lee decides to head back into the parlor room. "Lee!" Clementine screams his name. Lee runs into the parlor room, and the woman who knocked out both Kenny and Doug is holding Clementine at gunpoint. "Don't think I won't shoot this little girl. I will if you move a muscle." The woman says to Lee. The woman introduces herself as Katrina Miller, and explains that this is her house. Lee pleads her that they were just looking for supplies, and will leave everything they found and never come back. She tells him that he will not be going anywhere, nor will the others, and that they will remain in this house like the last ones. "Last ones? What the hell are you talking about?" Lee questions her. She begins to laugh maniacally, she then looks up at the ceiling fan above Lee's head and shoots it down. It collapses on top of him, rendering him unconscious.
===="Chapter 8"====
The episode begins with Meg trying to break open the door she's trapped behind. She attempts to use a nail file from the dresser to pick the lock to no avail. Lee and Clementine are locked in the basement with Sandy, Kenny and Doug. "That fucking bitch is crazy. We gotta find some way out of here!" Kenny says to them. They try to look around for a way out. Kenny attempts to open the door, but it's locked. He asks anyone if they have anything they could pick the lock with, and Clementine reaches for a bobby pin in her pocket that she found in the house to use for her hair. Sandy asks her for the bobby pin, and says she could pick the lock with it.
Meanwhile upstairs, Katrina is sharpening her knives and goes upstairs to check on Meg. She begins talking with her through the door, and tells her that the nail file won't work on the door. Meg swears at her and threatens to kill her if she hurts her sister and friends, but she laughs it off and goes back downstairs.
In the basement, Sandy has finally unlocked the door, and without their weapons, are rendered defenseless. They try to scatter around to find their weapons, while Meg has found a way out of her bedroom prison, a small spacing behind a wall. However, once she gets behind it, she finds numerous dead and decomposing bodies in there. Meg tries to gasp for fresh air, and tries not to vomit from the sight. Meg kicks open the door that contains the bodies and runs out.
While in the dining room, Sandy finds their weapons and attempts to take them, but Katrina appears behind her with a knife and attacks her. Meg runs into Lee, Clementine, Kenny, and Doug and asks if they're alright. She tells them of the dead bodies in the upstairs room, and notes that some are old, very old, like they were there before the apocalypse started. Lee then says he remembered about hearing people disappearing in the woods around the area, and concludes that this must be where they ended up at. Soon after, they all hear a sound of struggle coming from the dining room and proceed to run to it.
Back in the dining room, Sandy is still trying to keep Katrina from stabbing her with the knife. Sandy manages to get her hand free and punches Katrina, but Katrina swings around with the knife and slices Sandy's face. Katrina tries to lunge at Sandy again, but Sandy uses her foot to knock over the chair to trip her. Sandy makes a break for one of the guns on the table, with Katrina pulling her leg, and manages to break free. Both women pick up their weapons, and Sandy fires at Katrina, shooting her point-blank in the head. Meg, Lee, Clementine, Kenny, and Doug run into the dining room to see if she's alright. Sandy cups her eye and tells them that she cut her pretty bad, and can't see with the blood. Meg runs over to Sandy to check on her eye to make sure it wasn't damaged. After Meg cleans some of the blood off, Meg says that the knife didn't touch her eye, but cut pretty deep into her eyebrow. Lee informs Sandy about the missing people from the area, and Meg tells her about the bodies she saw upstairs. Sandy places the towel on her still bleeding forehead and states she wants to go back to the motor inn.
Grabbing most of what they can, the six of them leave the Miller house and head back to the motor inn. On the way back, Clementine asks Lee why people do bad things like Katrina had done to people. Lee tells her that sometimes people do bad things because they're scared, or they were born without empathy for others. Once they finally get back to the motor inn, Lilly asks Katjaa to fix up Sandy's face, and helps the others with the supplies they got from the Miller house. Larry gets onto Lee for letting a girl like Clementine into the house without even considering that it could be dangerous, but Kenny defends him. Jackson comes out from his room, acting a bit spaced out. Lilly asks what's wrong with him, and Jackson tells her that he was in a deep sleep and is groggy, and notices Sandy's bleeding face. Jackson asks Meg if she and everyone else are okay, and they inform him of what happened. Lilly apologizes to them that she didn't go looking for them, since she could have helped if she knew but thanks them for what they did to bring the supplies back. As Katjaa finishes cleaning up Sandy's face, she begins suturing the wound and informs Sandy that the wound may leave a scar, due to how deep the cut was. "Great, can't wait to look like some fucking freak." Duck laughs at what she said, and Katjaa asks Sandy to watch her language around the kids. She places a bandage on and tells her to leave it on for the next few days. As everyone talks with each other, Meg looks back at Jackson, who is digging into his pocket but stops when he notices her and nervously waves.
===="Chapter 9"====
Four days have passed and the group is doing their own thing around the motor inn. Lilly is talking with Lee and Kenny about the food supply, once again, running thin, and will need to get some more soon. Lee and Kenny both decide to head out today to look for some food. Sandy overhears the conversation, and volunteers to go out to look for more supplies, saying she's been bored sitting around doing nothing. Lee goes over to Clementine to tell her that he's going to be gone for a little while in search of food, and asks her to stay there and be careful. Clementine asks him to be careful. Kenny talks with Katjaa and Duck, telling them that he'll be going with Lee and Sandy to look for more food. Meg walks up to Sandy and says she's going to go as well, but Sandy tells her to stay behind to help watch the motor inn. Meg is angry by Sandy's decision and insists that she goes in case they need her help. Sandy tells her that after what happened at the Miller estate, she doesn't want to risk Meg getting hurt and tells her that she has to stay. Meg walks away without a word. After loading up, Lilly stops Lee and tells him of the air-force base a few miles north from their direction that may have some food leftover for the military officers there. Larry says that a lot of people ran to the base at the start of it and if there are people there they could be dangerous. He adds that if there is food left, it would be enough to last them a few months without worry about losing food. Lee updates Sandy and Kenny about the plan and the three of them head out.
Along the way, the three of them run across a herd of walkers. Trying to keep out of their sights, they hide in some bushes. "Holy fuck. There must be hundreds of them." Kenny says. The herd soon passes their way and they take off for the base. While walking through the forest, Lee is attacked by a walker but is saved by Sandy. Kenny almost fires his gun to save Lee, however Sandy stops him, saying that the herd that passed by would have heard the shot and turn back around to their position. About an hour afterward, they finally reach the air-force base, to find it overrun. Lee, Sandy, and Kenny examine the air force base. Sandy suggests sneaking around the back and taking out the smaller groups there first. Lee looks over and notices that the herd is not as bad, but it will still be hard to get over there without drawing attention. They slowly sneak up to a few sets of walkers and take them out. While Lee and Kenny attempt to open the door without making much noise, Sandy quietly kills a few more walkers. The door finally opens and the three of them run inside.
At the motor inn, Jackson comes out of his room to get a bottle of water. Doug notices him and asks him if he's alright, noticing him wobbling a bit. Jackson says he's doing great and says he found a new "perspective" on life, before returning to his room. Meg hears their conversation and follows him back to his room. She opens the door slowly and sees Jackson snorting cocaine on his dresser. Meg slowly enters the room and closes the door loud enough for him to hear. Jackson turns around in shock and says he can explain. Meg questions him on his drug usage, thinking he had stopped. Jackson reveals that he was clean, until the apocalypse started, and one of the reasons why he wanted to come to the motor inn to look for supplies was because he had left his own stash of drugs hidden in the room. He further adds that it doesn't really matter anymore and he's not hurting anyone else doing it. Meg gets frustrated with him and tells him that it matters to her because it could end up killing him. She further begins to have a small breakdown from the struggle of the world. Jackson comforts her and says he understands exactly how she feels. He then offers her cocaine, asking her if she would like to "destress". Meg looks at him with teary eyes, and takes his offer.
While inside the base, Lee, Sandy, and Kenny split up to look around for supplies. Kenny explores some of the rooms and finds the armory, which only has a few boxes of ammo left, rifles, and a few handguns. Lee and Sandy meet back up, not finding anything when they both hear sounds of shouting. Kenny meets up with them to go find the shouts. They enter the main office area and a man is struggling to fend off the walkers. "Get ready! We gotta help him!" Lee says to Sandy and Kenny. They begin stabbing and shooting some of the walkers. After the group clears out the room, the man thanks them and introduces himself as Mark. Mark reveals to them that he has been hiding out there, as he used to be a pilot there, and some of them had broken in and devoured some of his fellow co-workers. Lee offers to bring him back to the motor inn, which he gladly accepts. Kenny asks him about any food, water, or medicine that had been left over, adding that he took the ammo and a few of the guns left in the armory. Mark tells them that one of his friends, Gregory, was looking over it when they overran the building and is probably still in there. They find the kitchen where it was stored and find that Gregory has reanimated. As Lee holds up his pistol, Mark stops him, saying he has to do it. Mark goes over to him to put him down, but cannot do it. Before the reanimated Gregory has time to attack Mark, Sandy shoots him. After taking care of him, they pack up the food and water, along with some of the medicine that was being stuffed along with it, and head out.
Back at the motor inn, Lilly is watching the area on top of the RV. Doug comes up to her and asks her if she sees them yet. Lilly replies that no one is near the area, at least as far as she can see. Clementine is sitting on the couch and looks over the fence. A few minutes later Lee, Sandy, Kenny, and Mark arrive at the motor inn. Larry is adamant upon seeing Mark saying they're putting everyone else at risk bringing back strangers. Sandy tells him off, saying that he's a good guy, and helped them bring back enough supplies to last them months. Lilly is impressed by the limit, and although hesitant, offers for Mark to stay with them.
===="Chapter 10"====
Clementine and Duck are playing with a soccer ball, and Duck questions Clementine if she's played soccer before, but she's unsure of how to actually play it. Duck says he's never played it either and wonders if the adults could teach them. Kenny walks over and tells Duck and Clementine that soccer can be a fun game to learn and he hopes to teach them soon. Sandy knocks on Meg's door to ask her if she's going to come out and eat, but Meg tells her not to bother her. Sandy asks her why she's being withdrawn and wonders if she's mad that she didn't invite her to go with her to the base yesterday. Meg tells her that she's not bothered by anything and just wants to be left alone. Inside, Meg is sitting on the floor taking more drugs and calmly smiling. Sandy leaves to go find Jackson to ask him if Meg has said anything to him while she was gone. Jackson tries to avoid making contact with Sandy while he helps work on Doug's alarm system, and says that Meg didn't really talk to him much about her decision to go yesterday without her and assures her not to be too worried. Doug looks between the two, not sure whether to say anything or not, then Sandy walks off. Jackson shrugs his shoulders to Doug, and asks what her deal was. Doug tells him that she's just looking out for her sister.
Lee, Larry, and Mark are clearing out one of the hotel rooms, bringing out a couch to make some space for Mark to use it as his bedroom. Larry complains about doing "most of the heavy lifting" while the two of them barely put any strength into it. Lee tells him that he's using more than he thinks, but Larry insists that he's lying, and hints that he lies about a lot of things. Mark questions Larry why he's being so hard on Lee, and Larry tells him that Lee is aware of why and storms off. Mark asks Lee about his history with Larry and what he had done to make Larry so angry. Lee, not wanting to tell him the truth, tells him that Larry just assumes the worst out of everyone, and not to think too much of it.
Clementine starts coloring on the sidewalk, and Lilly walks up to her to see how she's doing, and offers her some hair ties she found in her room, thinking Clementine would want to try them for sleeping. Clementine thanks her and says it was nice of Lilly to be thinking of her. Lilly smiles back and leaves her to coloring, and is soon stopped by Sandy. Sandy questions Lilly on Meg's behavior while she was gone. Lilly tells her that she wasn't paying much attention to Meg, but saw her go into Jackson's room and didn't come out for a few hours. She goes on by saying she assumed she and Jackson were spending time together, but didn't want to know what activities they were up to. Sandy continues to question if she's seen anything out of the ordinary with Meg or Jackson. Lilly says that she's noticed that Jackson has been acting a bit weird and spacey since they settled down at the motor inn. Despite being grouped together, Lilly claims that she doesn't know much about Jackson at all, aside from his former drug usage which Meg had revealed back at the drugstore. Sandy thanks her for the information and heads off to Jackson's room without him seeing her. Once inside, Sandy rummages through his belongings to search for anything and stumbles on his stash of drugs. Meg enters the room while Sandy has her back to the door, and angrily asks her what she's doing in Jackson's room. Sandy turns around and immediately questions her on why she's in his room. Meg hesitates to answer and affirms that she has no right to go through his things. Sandy holds the bag up and demands to know if she has been using again. Meg tells her she's crazy and storms out. Sandy runs behind her, grabs her arm, and forces Meg more into the light, where Meg's face is flushed. Sandy angrily yells out to Meg about why she's taking drugs again. Meg yells back to her and says she doesn't own her life and she can do whatever she wants, adding that the "world is over" and she could die by other means before the drugs could impact her. Everyone begins to take notice of their argument and uneasily listens. Jackson runs up to try to intervene and tells Sandy that he's to blame for it, and he showed Meg his stash, to begin with. Sandy suddenly punches Jackson in the face, and Meg forcefully pushes Sandy away, and tells her to leave her and Jackson alone. Meg tearfully yells at Sandy that she isn't their mother, nor is Sandy much older than her, and to quit treating her like a child, insisting that she's as much as an adult as she is. Meg runs back to her room and slams the door shut. Sandy walks back down the stairs with Jackson behind her, trying to explain to her once again what happened, but Sandy dismisses him and tells him to stay away from her and her sister. Katjaa tells both of them to stop, as they're both scaring the children, and demands that if they're going to argue more then to take it in one of the rooms and not in front of the kids. Sandy tells her she doesn't need to talk to him, and won't be doing so.
Later on, Sandy sits against the curb lost in thought as everyone sits by the RV, eating their rations. Lee gets up and asks Sandy if she wanted to come sit with them and eat, but she declines and says she's not hungry. Lee sits next to her and asks her how she's doing, and Sandy confides in him that she's scared and angry. She goes on by telling him her story of her involvement with Meg's drug abuse in the past, and how she pulled her out of it by helping her get clean and getting a job. Sandy believes her parents are probably dead, and Meg is the only family she has left, and is scared of what might happen to her if she got as bad as she did before she intervened. Lee offers a comforting hand and tells her that she's not alone in anything anymore, and they'll help protect Meg along with her. Mark comes over with a bottle of water, and offers it to Sandy. He further adds that it's the least he could do for what she did for his friend when he couldn't. Sandy takes the bottle and thanks him, and then Lee for his words.
In Jackson's room, he lays on his bed looking up at the ceiling with a shot of heroin in his hand. He injects himself as he watches the ceiling. A noise shuffles and it is revealed to be Meg, sneaking in through his window. Jackson tells her she shouldn't be in his room, or around him, after what happened. "Fuck that. And fuck Sandy. What we're doing isn't hurting anyone. We're letting off steam." Meg says to him. Meg grabs the cocaine from his desk and begins snorting it. Meg lays beside him on the bed and asks him if he thinks everything will ever go back to being normal. Jackson remains silent for a few minutes and says he's not sure. Meg looks over and sees the heroin, she attempts to grab one of them but Jackson grabs her hand. He tells her that he can't let her do it, and he feels guilty about all of it. Meg berates him and says she knows what she's doing. Meg grabs one of the heroin shots, wraps her arm, and injects herself. A few minutes go by, and Meg tells Jackson about how she wanted to be a movie star when she was younger. She goes on with details of what she wanted in life, and what life was like with Sandy. Meg smiles as she reminisces and leans into Jackson's shoulder, adding that she feels happy.
The next morning, everyone begins waking up and walking about the motor inn. Sandy leaves her bedroom and sees Lee and Lilly talking to each other. She walks up to greet them and asks if they've seen Meg yet, hoping to apologize for the things she said yesterday. Lilly says she was probably still asleep or just sitting in her room. Sandy goes to Meg's room and finds no one inside. Suspicious, she goes upstairs to Jackson's room. Sandy knocks on the door, hoping someone will answer, but she hears nothing. Sandy opens the door and her eyes widen in horror. Jackson is laying on the floor, dead and being devoured by a now zombified Meg. Sandy places her hand over her mouth and begins to cry. Lee notices Sandy's reaction from below and goes up to find out what happened. Lee's expression goes from worried to completely shocked as he witnesses what Sandy does. The zombified Meg looks up at them and begins walking towards them. Sandy cries as she begs for this to all be a nightmare. Lee calls Sandy's name, to try to snap her out of it. Meg shambles closer to the door, growling. Lee reaches for his gun in his pocket, but suddenly Sandy stands up and shoots Meg in the head. Everyone else takes notice of the shot. Kenny tells Katjaa to keep the kids back and runs upstairs with Lilly behind him. Both are shocked and Kenny immediately asks what happened. Through her tears, Sandy tells him that Meg had turned and killed Jackson. Lilly is confused and asks Sandy if she knew how Meg got bitten. Lee looks over Meg's body and tells them that Meg doesn't have any bite marks and from what he could tell, she died from an overdose. Realization begins to come over them, as they realize that Meg turned simply from dying, and not being bitten, meaning that if you die and the brain isn't destroyed, you come back as a walker. Kenny walks over to Sandy and helps her up, comfortingly telling her to follow him downstairs. Lee and Lilly look into the room to examine Jackson's body. "He's going to come back too. We have to take care of him." Lilly somberly says. Lee agrees and says he'll do it. Lee grabs a knife from Jackson's nightstand and stabs him in the head.
Outside the motor inn, Lee, Kenny, and Mark finish digging graves for Meg and Jackson. Everyone stands by the graves to pay their respects as Sandy sits next to Meg's grave, grieving.
==Episodes==
#"Chapter 1"
#"Chapter 2"
#"Chapter 3"
#"Chapter 4"
#"Chapter 5"
#"Chapter 6"
#"Chapter 7"
#"Chapter 8"
#"Chapter 9"
#"Chapter 10"
==Characters==
===Main===
*Lee Everett (10/10)
*Sandy Warren (10/10)
*Meg Warren (10/10)
*Clementine (9/10)
*Kenny Jones (9/10)
*Katjaa Jones (9/10)
*Kenny Jr. Jones (9/10)
*Lilly (8/10)
*Carley (4/10)
*Doug (8/10)
*Larry (8/10)
*Jackson (9/10)
===Recurring===
*Police Officer (1/10)
*Elaine (1/10)
*Hershel Greene (2/10)
*Shawn Greene (2/10)
*Paul (1/10)
*Irene (1/10)
*Katrina Miller (2/10)
*Mark (2/10)
*Gregory (1/10)
==Deaths==
*Police Officer (Alive and Zombified)
*Elaine (Zombified)
*Paul
*Shawn Greene
*Irene
*B. Everett (Zombified)
*Carley
*Katrina Miller
*Gregory (Zombified)
*Jackson
*Meg Warren (Alive and Zombified)
==Trivia==
*The series takes place in Georgia.
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