Virginia radios the rangers that she’s 10 minutes away and to not let Dakota out of their sight. Strand lies and says Sanjay made the choice to sacrifice himself for the others and that he couldn’t stop him. Alicia and Janis are able to grab the rangers’ guns and take out the remaining walkers. Strand gets Dakota to safety and in order to save Alicia and the others who are surrounded without guns, he stabs Sanjay in the leg and uses him as a sacrifice to draw the walkers to them. Dakota saves Charlie from the walkers before a couple of rangers come in to fetch her, but the rangers end up getting eaten once the horde filters into the room as the makeshift fence collapses. Alicia, Strand, Charlie, Janis, Sanjay, and few other prisoners begin clearing out the molasses-covered walkers after putting together a fence and walkway along the dock to guide the walkers to them, but then the fence starts to give. Alicia wants to go ahead with Dakota’s plan, meaning they’ll have to clear the warehouse to grab the weapon and they need to move fast before Virginia finds out her sister is missing. If they get it, they can use it against Virginia.ĭakota also reveals she knows Strand made a deal with Virginia, and Strand explains to Alicia he gave Virginia the MRAP SWAT vehicle in order to keep him and Alicia together because he knew Virginia would split them up like the others. Dakota tells them she has seen the tapes Alicia, Strand, and the others made, and that she knows there’s a weapon of some kind inside of the warehouse her sister wants. Dakota says that if they kill the rangers, Virginia will hunt them down or she’ll kill the ones they love, like Daniel. They soon discover that Dakota, who reveals she’s Virginia’s younger sister, has followed them from Lawton, refusing to go back to the settlement and offering to help them. Alicia tells Strand she’s unsure of his plan to take out the rangers, who are heavily armed. Sanjay explains to the others that the tanks inside of the warehouse are leaking, covering the undead with molasses and causing the walkers to be sticky when they grab people. Strand asks if the other prisoners can be trusted, because instead of clearing out the plant, he wants to kill all of the rangers and escape. After watching a ranger shoot a runner, Alicia and Strand reunite with Charlie, who was sent to the plant and became a prisoner after attempting to run away twice, and Janis. Hill explains there’s something important inside the room Virginia wants.
FEAR THE WALKING DEAD SEASON TWO EPISODE TWO FULL
Hill takes Alicia and Strand to the sugar processing plant, tasked with clearing out the warehouse full of walkers that killed the night team. Daniel thinks Strand is carrying a heavy burden and gives him his Saint Christopher’s medallion to bear that burden, saying Strand needs it more than he does. When Virginia and Ranger Hill step away, Strand tries to speak once more to Daniel but Daniel says he doesn’t know who they are. She’s going to send them to a new location for a new job, an “opportunity” they better not waste. Virginia tells Alicia and Strand she had higher hopes for them besides cleaning the latrines, but now Strand has to be punished for “assaulting” a ranger. Virginia says Daniel is only still alive because of his barber skills. When Alicia tries to talk to him, Daniel says he doesn’t want any trouble and continues cutting Virginia’s hair, who explains that Daniel’s memories are like a “card catalog” and the “cards are all mixed up” after things apparently got ugly when Daniel was determined to get his cat but things didn’t go his way. Strand attempts to speak with him, but Daniel doesn’t respond. After Strand tosses a mess-filled bucket at the feet of Marcus, the rangers bring Alicia and Strand into Lawton to speak to Virginia, who is busy getting her hair cut by Daniel. The pair gets into a confrontation with a ranger named Marcus before a young girl named Dakota yells at him to leave them alone. Elsewhere, Alicia and Strand are on latrine duty outside of one of Virginia’s settlements called Lawton.
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