Season 2 (Remake)

"*People can be monsters too,*"
—Tagline of *Season 2: Remake*[src]

**Season 2: Remake** is a rewrite of the second season of *The Walking Dead by EDStudios* as part of *Strain Zero*. It is followed by the *Storytellers* mini-series and *Season 3: Remake*.

Set a year after the events of *Season 1: Remake*, the second season follows two groups, one led by series protagonist Henry and another led by weathered survivor Drew Stanton, that are forced to work together when they are both threatened by a series of dangerous foes.

## Plot

*Two years have passed since the outbreak. The world as we knew it has ceased to exist, degenerating into a hostile new world where only the strong and the lucky survive. Desperate survivors stumble through abandoned towns and fallen safe-zones, while the dead haunt every known corner of the world.*

*But not all hope is lost. In this retelling of the second season, follow Henry and what remains of his people as they encounter both friend and foe and learn exactly what it takes to not just survive in this world, but to live.*

## Synopsis

### "What We've Lost"

Drew Stanton and his companion Harold chase a desperate survivor through a raging blizzard. After successfully catching him, Drew intends to interrogate him, but the survivor is shot by an unseen assailant.

Eight months after the events in Port Collier, Henry, Holly and Emma are revealed to have survived in the remote ranger station in Iron Mountain National Park. After returning from a hunt, Henry helps Holly cook dinner; at the table, Holly demands that they find another group, as the soil is unfit for growing food and the nearby well is running dry. Still traumatized by the events of the previous year, Henry vehemently refuses, unable to lose anyone else he cares about. That night, both unable to sleep, Henry and Holly admit they are both scared of what's out there, with Holly accusing Henry of losing hope. Henry argues that he never lost hope that things will be better, and agrees to begin plans to leave the forest. The pair reconcile their past romance and have sex.

The following morning, while returning with water, Henry spots six bandits approaching the ranger station. Arming himself with a pistol and knife and with Holly providing cover, Henry tries to talk them out of whatever they are about to do, to no avail. While Holly distracts the bandits, a ferocious Henry brutally kills all but two of them; after breaking his knuckles on a tree trunk, however, he is thrown down the hill by an exploding grenade, burying him under dirt and leaves.

Henry wakes up in the evening, bruised and bleeding. Although he manages to crawl out of the dirt and back to the cabin, he finds it abandoned. Recognising Holly and Emma's bootprints, he painfully resets his knuckles and digs up a container he buried nearby, from which he retrieves his bulletproof vest, a machete, his old rifle and his blood-stained coat. Heading west, he comes across one of the injured bandits and incapacitates him; torturing him with his knife, Henry learns that Holly and Emma were brought to the bandit camp a few miles west. Henry forces the bandit to lead him there; when they reach it, Henry hesistantly lets him go. While sneaking in, Henry discovers the camp in disarray, but is caught and thrown in a cage. He is stripped of his supplies and brought before the camp's leader, William. After taunting Henry that he will serve as a slave, he proceeds to strike Henry in the gut; as Henry is dragged out, William winces as he makes an adjustment to a metal plate in his cheek.

Over the next five days, Henry learns from other captives, led by Albert, that Holly and Emma escaped with a larger group just hours before his arrival. Forced to chop firewood for the bandits, Henry learns the camp's layout and manages to sneakily take a sharp piece of wood. When the bandits are distracted at night, Henry cuts his bounds and agrees to set Albert's people free if they help him escape the camp and tell him what direction Holly and Emma went. The small group works their way through the disorganized camp and they manage to seize weapons and supplies from a truck; at one point, Albert holds Henry at gunpoint and attempts to take his supplies, but is talked down by one of his own. Albert informs Henry that the group that escaped earlier headed west with Holly and Emma in tow. Using Molotov cocktails and gunfire, the group are able to escape the camp, and split up in the woods. Sprinting through the forest, Henry uses the path of a nearby river to guide him west.

### "The New World"

Two weeks after escaping the bandit camp, Henry ambushes and slaughters three more bandits who have been sent to search for him. Dirty and disheveled, he steals one of their sleeping bags before throwing their bodies in a ditch. He continues moving west, using the river to guide him, and avoids walkers by camping inside shallow trenches.

Starving and lonely, he continues his attempts to track Holly and Emma by following the main river west, but keeps becoming lost due to numerous forks in the river's path. Losing hope of finding his loved ones, he decides to relax by showering under a small waterfall before filling his canteen with fresh water. Hearing a noise behind him, he is suddenly attacked by a pack of wild dogs. Although he initially holds his own against them, he is quickly swarmed by the dogs, who bite and claw his entire body. Screaming in pain, he allows the alpha to bite his arm to shield his throat, and manages to stab the dog in the neck with his knife. Filled with adrenaline, he savagely kills a second dog before collapsing from exhaustion. As he passes out, he hears gunshots nearby and is slowly dragged away.

After suffering a nightmare in which he finds the charred corpses of Holly and Emma, Henry wakes up in severe pain, only to find himself bandaged and warm. Alarmed, he is comforted by his rescuer, a young man who introduces himself as Mike. He explains that, while Henry sustained severe bite marks, he should be fine, but advises him to keep a look out for rabies symptoms. Henry thanks Mike before asking why he rescued him; Mike simply replies that he needed help. Mike asks why the bandits have been following Henry, who briefly explains the events of the past two weeks. Mike ultimately agrees to help Henry get out of the forest, revealing that Holly, Emma and the group that saved them may have headed for a supposed community in a town outside the forest. Henry asks what Mike wants in return, and Mike says that the bandits may also leave the forest if they cannot find him.

The next morning, the pair set off; barely able to walk thanks to his bitten leg, Henry stumbles and falls behind, only to discover a small, thin dog following him. He backs away in fear, but the dog simply rubs itself against him, curious. Mike helps Henry to his feet and the pair continue, closely followed by the dog.

That night, Henry attempts to exercise but finds it too painful, so Mike agrees to train Henry so he can get his strength back. Mike shows Henry some basic martial arts, while also strengthening Henry's left hand. Sighting bandits, the pair are forced to retreat away from the river and deeper into the trees, delaying their progress. Over the course of two evenings, Henry heals and trains with Mike, who instructs him to control his rage and improve his balance. Determined to overcome his fears, Henry decides to bond with the dog, simply naming him "Boy".

The trio attempt to find the river again, only to observe a building in the near-distance. Deciding to investigate, they discover that it is in fact a military radio relay station. With the generators still working, Henry and Mike search a screen and find a list of military safe-zones; Henry discovers that one - the GCSZ, GreenCole Safe Zone, somewhere in the Upper Midwest - continued to transmit an "active" signal three weeks after Outbreak Day, meaning that there is a small chance that the safe-zone is still secure.

Deciding to camp for one more night, Henry and Mike share a meal and discuss their past lives. Henry reveals that he played guitar years ago and that he came to the U.S to finally meet his long-lost half-brother, Kieron, using the student exchange program as a cover. Mike reveals that his father was a forest ranger and the original owner of the ranger station, and that he joined his father in the forest shortly before Outbreak Day. Mike says he has been unable to leave the forest since his father's death, and admits to being deathly terrified of walkers.

The following morning, the trio finally reach the end of the forest. Mike wishes Henry luck and decides to depart, but Henry asks Mike to continue travelling with him, encouraging him to let go of his father's death and face the New World. Mike refuses and says that the New World needs people like Henry, before disappearing into the trees.

Henry and Boy investigate the town of Iron Mountain and come across a mall on the edge of the town. Henry is forced to stop before the entrance by a guard, David; when Henry asks if two girls matching Holly and Emma's descriptions are inside, David reluctantly allows Henry into the building. In the parking bay, Henry is held at gunpoint as his weapons, bag and other supplies are taken away, and he is introduced to their leader, Stoffman, who welcomes him to Hometown.

### "An Iron Fist"

Stripped of his supplies, Henry is forced into an outside section of the building, where he is forced to fight a fellow newcomer, Dirk. After winning the fight, Henry is introduced to two other workers, Ron and Amy, while Dirk apologises and says he was only looking for some exercise. Henry asks the trio if they have seen anyone matching Holly and Emma's descriptions; Ron reveals that two matching women participated in an attempted uprising two weeks ago, and are now prisoners alongside a larger group who led the uprising. Ron reveals that the prisoners are being kept in a storage shed at the edge of the property.

The next morning, Henry learns that Hometown has a strict ranking system put in place by their leader, Stoffman. Forced to work on the new extension, the four workers are attacked by walkers. Henry leads the workers in clearing out the walkers, forming an alliance with David, one of the guards. Four days later, having been denied an audience with Stoffman, Henry takes David hostage and threatens his way into Stoffman's office. Impressed by Henry's tenacity and nerve, Stoffman offers Henry a job as a guard, which he accepts.

Sent to the armoury to select a gun, Henry is reunited with his old friend Justinas, previously believed to have been killed in the boathouse fire a year ago. Justinas, unaware that Holly and Emma were in Hometown, gives Henry a pack of cigarettes and instructs him to bribe the guard that patrols the prisoner shed. Convincing the guard to let him inside, Henry is attacked by one of the prisoners, Drew Stanton. Hearing his cries, Emma reveals herself and the two tearfully reunite, quickly followed by a reunion between Henry and Holly. She introduces Henry to the other prisoners: Drew's pregnant girlfriend Becky, medical student Carl McKenzie, Gareth, Leyton, Stephan and Bethany. Henry promises to get Holly and Emma out of there and leaves, only to be confronted by Stoffman. Henry admits that he came to Hometown to find his family, which Stoffman understands; he then gives Henry an offer: Holly and Emma will be allowed into the community to serve their punishment through hard work, provided Henry serve directly under Stoffman. Henry reluctantly agrees to the deal.

Three months later, Henry has worked to become a trusted lieutenant to Stoffman. One evening, a large group of walkers attacks the community and Henry leads the defence, earning himself the role of rooftop lieutenant. Ron is named as the culprit and is thrown off the roof by Stoffman while Henry watches. Conflicted, Henry sneaks into Stoffman's office at night and discovers security footage of Stoffman sabotaging the extension wall with Ron's tools in an effort to frame him. Henry decides to play the footage on the community's TV screens, but to his shock none of the residents turn against Stoffman. Deciding to leave the community, Henry offers an alliance between his people and Drew's. However, their plans are interrupted by Stoffman, who was informed by a terrified David that Henry was responsible for leaking the footage. To demonstrate how loyal his people are, Stoffman kills one of his own men, Declan, in front of the others, to no protest.

Henry is locked inside an airless cold storage room with a walker; after killing it, he uses a coin to open a ventilation shaft. Crawling through the shafts, he makes his way to the armoury, where he begins collecting weapons and supplies. Justinas finds him and attempts to stop him; Henry convinces him to let him go, but Justinas says he will not come with him. Henry comes across David and forgives him, offering him a place in the group, before setting Drew's group, Holly and Emma free.

Henry splits up with the group and detonates the community's fuel reserves, attracting a large herd wandering nearby. Using the resulting chaos as a cover, the rest of the group unlock the parking bay door, but are found by Stoffman. Henry engages Stoffman in a brutal duel, during which Henry gets the upper hand and stabs Stoffman. However, Stoffman manages to grab a crowbar and viciously bashes Henry over the face with it, severely scarring him and knocking him unconscious. Stoffman is shot from behind before he can deliver the killing blow; the assailant, revealed to be Justinas, ends Stoffman with a shot to the head. With the herd approaching the east side of Hometown, Drew orders his people to carry Henry to safety on a stretcher. Laden with weapons and closely guarding Henry, the two groups escape into the wilderness.

### "In Harm's Way"

Several miles from Hometown, finally clear of the herd, the two allied groups rest by a road. While the rest of the group relaxes by the fire, Carl checks the unconscious and severely wounded Henry. As night falls, Carl returns with the prognosis: although Henry will survive his injuries and his eye is undamaged, his face is severely scarred and he may have sustained brain damage. He remarks it could have been far worse had Henry not stabbed Stoffman and weakened him. The group then discuss what they can do for him; Stephan, an outspoken member of Drew's group, argues that they need to leave Henry behind for their own safety, adding that carrying Henry will slow them down, allowing "him" to catch them. Justinas strongly argues back, reminding the group that Henry almost died making sure they all escaped Hometown, so they all owe him their aid. When Stephan shouts that their debt was repaid simply by carrying Henry out of Hometown, Drew shouts at them to shut up in case they draw walkers. He then orders Carl to continue tending to Henry until he wakes up, after which he is on his own. Drew leaves to patrol the area when Becky says she can feel her baby kicking, and Holly rests at Henry's side alongside his dog, Boy.

The next morning, the group continues moving away from the herd, which according to Drew is heading in their direction. Still carrying Henry, the group begins to climb into the foothills of the Sylvania Mountains. That evening, Justinas guards the still unconscious Henry and thanks him for everything, apologising for hesitating at Hometown. Henry unexpectedly stirs and whispers that no apology is needed, drawing Holly and Emma over to him. Their joy is broken by Stephan, who strictly sticks to Drew's words from yesterday; however, Carl refuses to stop his care and continues to tend to Henry with Drew's permission.

More days pass as the group climbs higher into the mountains, eventually encountering snow. Henry slowly gets his strength back; with Justinas' help, he is able to get to his feet and walk with support. Carl gives him a bandage to wear over his swollen head. The group camp in a forest clearing, where Henry is able to walk unaided. Believing nobody to be watching, he silently undresses into a spare set of clothes with his back turned to the fire; Emma and Holly see him and finally see the full range of Henry's scars, bruises and burns, including the vast range he sustained from the dog pack and the battle in Hometown. Henry feels them starring at him, but remains silent. Resting by the fire, he asks Drew why they are heading into the mountains, as well as how they came across Holly and Emma. When he adds that they owe him an explanation, Drew and his people finally spill their secret.

The group all hail from the same community, a small safe-zone called Sanctuary in the city where they grew up. Sanctuary was led by Harold Carter, an honour student and Drew's best friend. They were safe for a year until a group of squatters moved into several houses within the safe-zone. Petty conflicts quickly evolved into arguments over food, medicine and other supplies; negotiations were destroyed when Harold's younger brother, William, violently and publically murdered the squatter chief, igniting an all-out war between the two groups. The group was forced into the wilderness; when the squatters ran out of food, they began hunting the group. Months later, Harold was killed after a zombie bit him; with his final words, he gave the group his blessing to abandon William if he ever put them in danger again. Sure enough, William's recklessness and violence led to the group becoming surrounded by walkers in an abandoned factory; however, the group were able to escape, but not without Drew stabbing William in the face with an arrow. The group continued moving north and discovered William had not only survived but had taken charge of the remaining squatters, assembling a convoy of vehicles that enslaved other survivors. Although they managed to avoid him for months, they were finally caught by him in Iron Mountain State Forest. With the help of Holly and Emma, however, they were able to escape and eventually made it to Hometown. Drew concludes that Henry knows the rest.

Recognising details in the story, Henry reveals he too has met William Carter and killed several of his bandits during his trek to find Holly and Emma, and he also considers Carter an enemy. Deciding to stick together for mutual protection, the two groups head further into the mountains. The following evening, they come across a ski resort; while Drew and his group check it out, Henry assembles his group and tells them they need a plan. He reveals his discovery of the relay station in the forest and of "Greencole", including the fact that "Greencole" continued to remain active a whole three weeks after the outbreak, meaning that there is a small chance that the area remains safe. While they discuss the details - including the fact that "Greencole" is at least 1000 miles away - Holly brings up that Henry should invite Drew and his people to join them.

Shouts are then heard coming from the ski lodge; checking it out, Henry discovers Drew's group locked in an argument with the survivors inside the lodge. Deciding to intervene, Henry is stunned to discover one of the lodge survivors is Ben, believed to have died by suicide on the train a year ago. Recognising each other, the two men embrace, quickly followed by a reunion between Ben, Holly, Emma and Justinas. With the argument settled, Ben invites the group inside and introduces the other survivors: Terry, Kate and Joshua, who is confined to a wheelchair.

Joshua invites the group to dinner; at their table by the fire, Ben reveals his story: despite sustaining severe injuries from his jump, he survived his suicide attempt, much to his own shock. Crawling from the ditch in which he had landed, Ben managed to limp along the train tracks until he found a station. Taking shelter inside an abandoned house, he slowly healed from his wounds before driving the short distance to Port Collier. Although he found the train that the group had used, he saw only smoke covering the city. Assuming his friends were dead, Ben took the train further along the tracks until it ran out of fuel completely. Treking on foot, he somehow ended up in the mountains, where he encountered Terry, Joshua and Kate in the ski resort. Accepted into their fold, Ben developed a new lease on life thanks to the paralysed Joshua, who had managed to remain alive and upbeat despite his inability to walk. He expresses regret for his suicide attempt and listens to the others as they each reveal what has happened in the past year, including the fact that they are being chased by bandits. Nonetheless, Ben invites both groups to stay and rest.

After dinner and a shower, the group are shown to their rooms by Ben and Joshua. In his room, Henry finds a battered guitar; deciding to play after so many years, he plays an acoustic rendition of "Wake Me Up When September Ends" as it begins to snow outside. He is interrupted by Holly, who complements his singing and playing. The two awkwardly exchange compliments and questions about their well-being until Holly says it is cold in her room. When Henry offers literal solutions, a frustrated Holly asks if she has to spell everything out for him. Although Henry catches on, he asks why him; Holly walks up to him and says she wants this, but Henry demands that she look at him. Holly says she doesn't care about his scars, but Henry repeats to look at him. He then admits everything he did to find Holly and Emma, justifying almost anything by telling himself he was doing it for the right reasons. He calls himself a monster, a description Holly quickly refutes by saying she doesn't consider him a monster, nor does Emma. She asks him if he wants this; when he remains silent, Holly decides to leave. Before she walks out, however, Henry summons her back and passionately kisses her, admitting he only wants her. Next door, Carl stops reading his book and listens as they have sex.

On the balcony outside, David smokes a cigarette and introduces himself to Bethany, a quiet member of Drew's group. He offers to share his cigarette, which she accepts. Bethany admits that she has few survival skills and has relied on the others the entire time, while David claims that he followed Stoffman from the start and that Henry was the first to actually consider him an equal. Both wanting a distraction for the evening, they finish their cigarette and have sex in Bethany's room.

In their room, Drew and Becky have an argument over Drew distancing himself from her; it is revealed that Becky's baby may not be Drew's, and it is hinted that Becky was raped by William Carter. Becky realizes that Drew blames her for not defending herself and slaps him. Drew appears to fight back, but stops himself and leaves. In the lounge, Justinas and Ben share a bottle of rum and catch-up; Justinas says that, although the two never really spoke, he always considered Ben to be very brave and reveals that he knew how to treat his burns by overhearing Ben as he read a medical journal aloud.

Henry wakes up at dawn and decides to smoke a cigarette on the balcony, where he finds Drew carefully watching the horizon. Henry thanks Drew for everything his group has done to help Holly and Emma, while Drew replies with thanks of his own. Henry comments about Becky's pregnancy, but Drew shortly asks that the subject not be brought up. Henry then brings up his group's plan to cross the mountains and head west to "Greencole" and invites Drew and his lot to accompany them. Drew declines and says they will be heading north, maybe towards Canada, having learned not to trust strangers, "even the friendly ones". Henry replies that the offer is still open and for Drew to think about it, just before they both notice several bright lights in the distance. Panicked, Drew says that "they" have found them and rushes back inside.

Banging on the doors, Henry and Drew wake everyone up; Henry tells everyone to prepare for a fight, while Drew tells them to prepare to run. The pair briefly argue over their differing tactics until Joshua says that Terry has not returned from a hunt. Ben decides to head out and find him, and Henry, Boy and David agree to join him. As the four of them head out into the snow, the others blow out all the candles and board up the windows of the lodge to make it look abandoned. However, a large group of walkers, thought to be a split from the Hometown herd, emerges from the trees and begin banging on the windows and doors. Realizing the walkers will draw attention to the lodge, Drew leads a small team outside to clear them; they quickly become overwhelmed and resort to using their guns, creating further noise. Emma sneaks out to help and kills two walkers with her Glock.

Meanwhile, down the mountain, Ben, Henry, David and Boy find a wounded Terry limping back towards the lodge; once he spots them, he shouts at them to run just before a hail of gunfire cuts him down. Taking cover, the four watch as several vehicles approach from the path, firing randomly towards the lodge. Up the mountain, the others are forced to take cover as the lodge is peppered with bullets. Although the walkers are killed, the group are forced to surrender as the heavily-armed bandit convoy arrives at the lodge, surrounding it. William Carter reveals himself and taunts Drew about Becky's child. Angered, Drew spits at Carter's feet and comments about his face injury; in response, Carter raises his shotgun and shoots Drew's friend Gareth in the stomach, killing him. Carter orders his soldiers to bind the group, and is even able to quell Justinas when he threatens to kill Becky. Carter recognises Holly and demands to know where Emma is; outside, Emma avoids the bandits and meets Henry, Ben, David and Boy in the bushes. She reports what's happened as the five of them move toward the lodge to devise a plan.

Inside, Carter continues to demand Emma's location, revealing that she caused trouble during her captivity and wants her to serve as a soldier. Holly lies and says that Emma died; seconds later, one of the bandits is killed by a gunshot to the head. From outside, Henry demands that the bandits stand down, otherwise Carter is next. Carter laughs in response and orders his men to cover him; while he men fire in Henry's direction, Carter selects a random captive and chooses Joshua. Wheeling him out to the centre of the lounge, he drags Joshua from his wheelchair and shoves him onto the roaring fire.

William demands that those outside surrender, otherwise more captives will die. Ben, overcome by the loss of Terry and Joshua, begs Henry to stand down. Henry turns to David, telling him to take Boy and Emma and run before whispering a plan in his ear. David reluctantly agrees and flees with Boy into the trees, while Henry and Ben surrender. Forced inside the lodge, Henry is recognised by Carter, who tells him he will be punished for all of the bandits he killed. The bandits then place black bags over the heads of the group and force them into several trucks before the convoy drives down the mountain.

### "What We Deserve"

Having been captured by the bandits, the two groups work together once more to break out, taking guns and supplies with them. They flee west to an abandoned camping ground, where Becky suddenly goes into labour during an argument. Agreeing to help and taking charge, Henry divides the group into teams, each of which will go in search of necessary supplies. Teaming up with David, Ward discovers a young child with a bite mark in a nearby lookout tower, and later his sister, a Russian girl named Laika. Taking Laika in, Henry volunteers to put the boy down and buries his body in the river. That evening, as Becky goes into active labour, the group demonstrates their ability to work together by fending off an entire herd. They rush to the lookout tower and use their weapons to break several of the wooden steps, preventing the walkers from reaching them. Becky gives birth to a girl.

Deciding to rest at the tower, the group keep watch in shifts. During Henry's stint, he bonds with Becky and suggests the name "Sarah" when Becky asks for baby names; he then cradles Sarah when Becky falls asleep. When Drew returns from a hunt, Henry hands Sarah over, telling Drew not to squander what he has; inspired, Drew finally acknowledges Sarah as his daughter. Henry leaves him to bond with Sarah and smokes with Holly; they finally decide to affirm their relationship just before they spot the lights of the bandit convoy in the distance.

Exhausted, cold and hungry, the group continue to head west until they become trapped in a mountain pass near a power grid station. Instead of continuing to run, however, the group decides to stand their ground and ambush the bandits. They did improvised traps in the deep snow and lie in wait, using the pass as a chokepoint. After a final face-off between Henry, Drew and Carter, the group declare victory and return to the bandit camp to collect supplies for the road. While there, they discover Carter's young son, Lawrence, and, refusing to leave him behind, Bethany decides to raise him as her son. The two groups decide to band together permanently and head west to find a new home, with Henry as their leader.

## Episodes

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## Characters

### Main

* Henry Ward
* Holly Parker
* Emma Goode
* Justinas Garin
* Ben Appleby
* Drew Stanton
* Becky Grace
* Carl McKenzie
* Bethany
* David
* William Carter

### Supporting

* Stoffman
* Leyton Jones
* Stephan Lee
* Mike Trapp
* Albert
* Cara
* Joshua
* Terry
* Kate

## Deaths

* Ashley *(alive and zombified)*
* Ron *(alive)*
* Declan
* Stoffman
* Terry
* Gareth
* Joshua
* Laika's Brother *(alive and before reanimation)*
* 25 unnamed bandits
* 2 dogs
* 5 unnamed Hometown residents

## Trivia

* As of the premiere episode, Emma Goode serves as the series' new tritagonist.
* This season features the return of two main characters who were presumed dead in *Season 1: Remake*: Justinas Garin, presumed dead in the boathouse fire in "*All That Remains*", who returns in "*An Iron Fist*", and Ben Appleby, who attempted suicide in "*A Long Road Ahead*" and returns in "*In Harm's Way*".
* Henry is the only main character to appear in all episodes of this season, much like his original counterpart in the original season.

## References

1. ↑ Justinas returns in "*An Iron Fist*" following his presumed death in "*All That Remains*"
2. ↑ Ben returns in *"In Harm's Way*", having survived his suicide attempt in "*A Long Road Ahead*"

 **Season 5: Remake** | "Blood" • "Rules" • "Dissent" • "The Game" • "The Coming Storm" • "Brotherhood" • "Call to Arms"