The Walking Dead

Rick Grimes:
[when he kills Shane] YOU made me do this! Not me! YOU did!

Rick Grimes:
[Uncensored version] They are f***ing with the wrong people.

Rick Grimes:
[recurring line] CARL!

Shane Walsh:
THESE THINGS AIN'T SICK! They're not people! They're *dead*! Ain't got to feel nothin' 'cause all they do, they KILL! These things right here, they're the things that killed Amy! They killed Otis! And they'll kill all of us!

Rick Grimes:
Shane, *enough*!

Shane Walsh:
Hey you're right, man. That is dumb. [shoots one of the walkers]

Rick Grimes:
I heard what really happened at the school. Was is to survive?

Shane Walsh:
Yeah. One of us wasn't gonna make it out. It had to be him. One shot to the leg, Carl lives. Reality is, he had no business being here, there, whatever.

Rick Grimes:
You don't think I would've done it?

Shane Walsh:
No man, I know you wouldn't have.

Rick Grimes:
You don't think I can keep Lori or Carl safe?

Shane Walsh:
I didn't say that.

Rick Grimes:
Or my baby?... Is it gonna have to be me too?

Shane Walsh:
Rick, you can't just be the good guy and expect to live, okay? Not anymore.

Rick Grimes:
I'm not the good guy anymore. To save Carl's life, I would've done anything. Anything. Now, Lori says you're dangerous, but you're not gonna be dangerous. Not to us, not to me, not anymore. How about you look at me?

[Looks at Rick]

Rick Grimes:
You and Lori... I get what happened. When I figured it out, and I figured it out pretty quickly, I wanted to break your jaw, and let you choke on your teeth. But I didn't. That wasn't weakness. It took everything. That is my wife. That is my son. That is my unborn child. I will stay alive to keep them alive. You don't love her, you think you do, but you don't.

Carl Grimes:
You didn't wake me up.

Rick Grimes:
'Cause I knew you were up all night reading comics with a flashlight.

Daryl Dixon:
Smells good.

Carol Peletier:
Just so you know, I liked you first.

Daryl Dixon:
Stop. You know, Rick brought in a lot of them, too.

Carol Peletier:
Not recently. Give the stranger sanctuary, keep people fed, you're gonna have to learn to live with the love.

Daryl Dixon:
Right.

Patrick:
[to Daryl] Uh, Mr. Dixon? I just want to say thank you for bringing that deer back yesterday. It was a real treat, sir. And I'd be honored to shake your hand.

[Daryl licks his fingers then shakes Patrick's hand]

Carl Grimes:
[Approaching a group of kids naming the fence-clinging Walkers] You're naming them?

Mika Samuels:
Well, one of them has a name tag. So we thought all of them should.

Carl Grimes:
They had names when they were alive. They're dead now.

Lizzie Samuels:
No, they're not. They're just different.

Carl Grimes:
What the hell are you talking about? Okay, they don't talk. They don't think. They eat people. They kill people.

Lizzie Samuels:
People kill people. They still have names.

Carl Grimes:
Have you seen what happens? Have you seen someone die like that?

Lizzie Samuels:
Yeah, I have.

Carl Grimes:
They're not people and they're not pets. Don't name them.

Maggie Greene:
I'm not pregnant.

Glenn Rhee:
You know?

Maggie Greene:
I know.

Glenn Rhee:
[sighs in relief] Oh, thank God.

Maggie Greene:
Yeah.

Glenn Rhee:
Oh, my God.

Maggie Greene:
I didn't want to, but we could have. We can have lives here.

Glenn Rhee:
How can you say that after today? After Lori?

Maggie Greene:
Because I don't want to be afraid of being alive.

Glenn Rhee:
Being afraid is what's kept us alive.

Maggie Greene:
No. It's how we kept breathing.

Rick Grimes:
[to Clara after stabbing herself and is lying on the ground dying] Hey.

Clara:
[Labored breathing] What were... the questions? The three questions?

Rick Grimes:
How many Walkers have you killed?

Clara:
Eddie-Eddie killed-killed them all. Until... [gasping]

Rick Grimes:
How many people have you killed?

Clara:
[Softly] Just me. Just me.

Rick Grimes:
Why?

Clara:
[Gasping] You don't-you don't get to come back. You don't get to come back from things. You don't... [Gasping] [Clara dies. Rick regards a bag moving. Eddie's head growls from within. Rick leaves Clara to reanimate as a Walker to be with Eddie]

Rick Grimes:
They're gonna feel pretty stupid when they find out.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
Find out what?

Rick Grimes:
They're screwing with the wrong people.

Bald and Bearded Marauder:
[holding a knife to Carl's throat] I'll kill him!

Michonne:
Let the boy go.

Rick Grimes:
[brandishing Joe's knife] He's mine.

Rick Grimes:
We're gonna tell them who we are. The kind of people that we are.

Carl Grimes:
How do you do that? I mean, who are we?

Carl Grimes:
I tied the door shut.

Rick Grimes:
We don't need to take any chances.

Carl Grimes:
You don't think it'll hold?

Rick Grimes:
Carl.

Carl Grimes:
It's a strong knot. Clove hitch. Shane taught me. Remember him?

Rick Grimes:
Yeah, I remember him. I remember him every day.

Rick Grimes:
[Rick talking to Carl after abandoning the prison] I know... we'll never get things back to the way they used to be. I would've clung to that for you, for Judith, but now she's gone. And you... you're a man now, Carl.

Michonne:
[crouched down crying] Mike, I miss you.

Michonne:
[suddenly stops crying] I missed you even when I was with you. Back at the camp, it wasn't you who did it. You were wrong, because I'm still here. And you could be too. And he could be. I know the answer. I know why.

Daryl Dixon:
Peanut butter and jelly, diet soda, and pig's feet. That's a white trash brunch right there.

Maggie Greene:
You know, when I was lying there and I remembered- I heard what you said back at the camp. I heard you say you thought we should be in a town.

Sasha Williams:
What else did you hear me say?

Maggie Greene:
That odds are Glenn is dead. And we should stop. But you're wrong.

Sasha Williams:
So why are you here?

Maggie Greene:
'Cause I was waiting for you. I'm not giving up. But I need your help. 'Cause I can't do it by myself. And even if I catch up to Bob, we can't do it alone. I thought I couldn't ask you to risk your life. But I can. 'Cause I know what you'd be risking it for. And it isn't just Glenn. I get that you're afraid.

Sasha Williams:
I am. I am afraid.

Maggie Greene:
We could get there.

Sasha Williams:
I know. So let's go get Bob and let's get there.

[first lines]

Daryl Dixon:
Hi.

Bob Stookey:
Hello.

Daryl Dixon:
Just you out here?

Bob Stookey:
Yeah.

Daryl Dixon:
How long has that been for?

Bob Stookey:
Not sure.

Beth Greene:
I'm gonna leave a thank you note.

Daryl Dixon:
Why?

Beth Greene:
For when they come back. If they come back. Even if they're not coming back, I still want to say thanks.

Daryl Dixon:
Maybe you don't have to leave that. Maybe we stick around here for a while. They come back, we'll just make it work. They may be nuts, but maybe it'll be all right.

Beth Greene:
So you do still think they're good people around. What changed your mind?

Daryl Dixon:
...you know.

Beth Greene:
What?

Daryl Dixon:
[mumbles] I don't know.

Beth Greene:
Don't...

[mumbles]

Beth Greene:
What changed your mind?

Daryl Dixon:
[Stares at Beth]

Beth Greene:
Oh.

Daryl Dixon:
How many walkers have you killed?

Bob Stookey:
Haven't kept count. A couple dozen.

Daryl Dixon:
How many people you killed?

Bob Stookey:
Only one.

Daryl Dixon:
Why?

Bob Stookey:
She asked me to.

[repeated line]

Sherry:
We earned what we took.

[Dwight and his group learn that Daryl is not who they thought he was]

Dwight:
We knock you in the head, tie you up, threaten to kill you... why the hell did you come back?

Daryl Dixon:
[Daryl grunts] Maybe I'm stupid, too.

[Abraham opens up to Sasha about the way he feels about the situation of the group and her]

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
You see, I know this group and I know Rick. And whatever happened back there is being managed and kicked right up into its own ass one way or another. I know that. We got beers... and air conditioning... and walls. The table is set for the rest of our lives, and I hope those years to be long and fruitful. I see that time before me... and I've been feeling the urge to make some plays... before the great cosmic Pete comes to cut my throat unceremoniously and I gurgle my last breath. Well, things are gonna go on a while before that, and that hadn't occurred to me before. I've been kind of living check-to-check on that point. I like the way you call bullshit, Sasha. I believe I'd like to get to know you a whole lot better.

Sasha Williams:
That one of your plays? What makes you think I want that?

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
A man can tell.

[Daryl asks Dwight the three questions]

Daryl Dixon:
How many walkers you killed? Just answer the question.

Dwight:
A lot. A couple dozen at least.

Daryl Dixon:
How many people you killed?

Dwight:
None.

Daryl Dixon:
Why?

Dwight:
Why haven't I killed anybody? Because if I did, there'd be no going back. There'd be no going back to how things were.

Daryl Dixon:
I'm from a place where people are still like they were... more or less, better or worse.

[first lines]

[Daryl, Abraham, and Sasha talk to each other on the walkie-talkies while controlling the walker herd]

Sasha Williams:
[on the walkie] All right.

Daryl Dixon:
[on the walkie] That's 20?

Sasha Williams:
[on the walkie] It will be, 642 is a mile ahead. We gotta put distance between us and them before the turn off.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
[on the walkie] So floor it.

Daryl Dixon:
[on the walkie] All right, try to keep up.

Sasha Williams:
[Sasha chuckles on the walkie] Daryl, have you looked at this car? Believe me, we want to get back there, too.

[Abraham and Sasha survive the human attack by shooting clips into a car, when Abraham pulls out his knife]

Sasha Williams:
Leave it.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
Just gonna give it a last little polish.

Sasha Williams:
What the hell do you got to grin about?

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
We won, darlin'.

[Abraham and Sasha take a rest at the offices]

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
Can't sleep?

Sasha Williams:
What does it look like?

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
I just wanted to know if it was a choice. You have no idea how much I want to release that thing from this plane of existence.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
[Abraham sighs, looking over to the walker in the locked room] This our new home? Should we give him a name?

[Abraham and Sasha talk about being in control]

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
You were out of control for a good while there. Just about took my arm off on the road to paradise. You remember that?

Sasha Williams:
I do. I'm in control now.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
Me, too.

Sasha Williams:
That's why you want to kill that walker? The one down the street? The guys in the car? 'Cause you're in control.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
'Cause loose ends make my ass itch.

[Abraham and Sasha talk about having choices]

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
If I have not gotten my psyche situated straight, it's because the sh*t's continually been hitting the fan without respite.

Sasha Williams:
Oh, there's been respite. There was a party.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
Oh, I remember that. You had the time of your life there.

Sasha Williams:
You don't have to throw yourself out of a moving car... to feel like you're calling the ball. That's easy. You jump out of an airplane, you don't have choices after that. Maybe you play some chicken with the ground, but you pull the rip cord, you live. But if you have a roof over your head, you have food, you have walls... you have choices. And without walkers and bullets and sh*t hitting the fan, you're accountable for them. I mean, hell, you're always accountable. It's just with all that other noise, you know people won't notice.

Sasha Williams:
[there's a pause] Stand watch or sleep.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
The former. Straight through the night.

[Daryl talks to Dwight for the first time]

Dwight:
Get up. Hey, get up.

Dwight:
[Dwight clicks the hammer of the gun] We're moving. Here's the deal. You don't say sh*t and I don't kill you.

Daryl Dixon:
I ain't who you think.

Dwight:
[Dwight clicks the hammer of the gun again] Say something else. Go ahead.

[Dwight tells Daryl his group's code while holding a gun on him]

Dwight:
You see, we're reasonable people. Everybody's got their code. You feel you gotta kneel, that's fair enough. We don't.

[Abraham opens a case containing RPG rocket launcher shells]

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
Well, howdy, gentleman.

[Abraham returns to Sasha with the rocket launcher]

Sasha Williams:
Where did you get that?

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
It is the fruit of some off-the-chart stupidity. Some Grade-A, butt steak idiocy.

Sasha Williams:
Self-awareness is a beautiful thing.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
Yes, it is.

[Daryl walks with Dwight and the group discussing safety]

Sherry:
People will trade anything for safety, for knowing that they're safe.

Dwight:
Everything. So they got nothing left except... existing.

Daryl Dixon:
Hey, nobody's safe anymore. Can't promise people that anyhow.

Dwight:
You could promise the people who want to hear it.

[Sherry and Dwight get ready to ride off after stealing Daryl's crossbow and bike]

Sherry:
We're sorry.

Daryl Dixon:
You're gonna be.

[last lines]

Daryl Dixon:
[Daryl on the walkie] Rick, you copy? Anybody?

Daryl Dixon:
[the walkie hisses with static] Say it, again?

Man on Walkie:
Help.

Milton Mamet:
The Governor thought it best that he and Rick spoke privately.

Daryl Dixon:
Who the hell are you?

Milton Mamet:
Milton Mamet.

Daryl Dixon:
Great. He brought his butler.

Milton Mamet:
I'm his adviser.

Daryl Dixon:
What kind of advice?

Milton Mamet:
Planning. Biters Uh, you know, I'm sorry. i don't feel like I don't need to explain myself to the henchmen.

Daryl Dixon:
You better watch your mouth, sunshine.

Caesar Martinez:
Look, if you and I are going to be out here pointing guns at each other all day, do me a favor, shut your mouth.

Milton Mamet:
May I see it. Your stump, I'd like to, um... ahem, see where the amputation was. How high above the bite.

Hershel Greene:
I'm not showing you my leg.

Milton Mamet:
It's important data.

Hershel Greene:
I just met you. At least buy me a drink first.

Milton Mamet:
What about the deal?

The Governor:
Well, they'll bring Rick, Merle's brother, maybe Glenn, Merle himself. We can take care of the whole crew. Best way to avoid a slaughter.

Milton Mamet:
That is a slaughter.

The Governor:
Not at our end. We're gonna have to eliminate Rick soon or later. No way we can live side by side.

The Governor:
I thought you were a cop, not a lawyer.

Rick Grimes:
Either way, I don't pretend to be a governor.

The Governor:
I told you, I'm their leader.

Rick Grimes:
You're the town drunk who knocked over my fence and ripped up my yard, nothing more.

The Governor:
Didn't you ever misjudge someone? Hmm? Andrea told me about your baby. That it might be your partner's. But you're caring for her and I admire that. Restitution for your own lack of insight. For failing to see the devil beside you.

Rick Grimes:
Oh, I see him, all right.

Daryl Dixon:
Look what he's got.

[offers a cigarette]

Caesar Martinez:
Nah. I prefer menthols.

Daryl Dixon:
Douchebag.

Hershel Greene:
You can go if you want.

Daryl Dixon:
You gonna take 'em all on?

Hershel Greene:
We have guns. We have cars.

Andrea:
Kill as many as we can, and we'll use the cars to lead the rest of them off the farm.

Daryl Dixon:
Are you serious?

Hershel Greene:
This is my farm. I'll die here.

Daryl Dixon:
All right. It's as good a night as any.

Rick Grimes:
You're a man of God. Have some faith.

Hershel Greene:
I can't profess to understand God's plan, Christ promised the resurrection of the dead. I just thought he had something a little different in mind.

Rick Grimes:
Where'd you find everyone?

Daryl Dixon:
Well, those guys' tail lights zigzagging all over the road - figured he had to be Asian, driving like that.

Glenn Rhee:
[chuckles] Good one.

Rick Grimes:
We gotta keep moving. There have been Walkers crawling all over here.

T-Dog:
I say head east.

Daryl Dixon:
Stay off the main roads. The bigger the roads, the more Walkers, more a**holes like this one. I got him.

[fires arrow at a Walker]

Carl Grimes:
I'm freezing.

Lori Grimes:
We'll build a fire, yeah?

Daryl Dixon:
You go out looking for firewood, stay close. Only got so many arrows. How you doing on ammo?

Rick Grimes:
Not enough.

Maggie Greene:
We just can't stand around here with our asses hanging out.

Hershel Greene:
Watch your mouth. Everyone stop panicking and listen to Rick.

Rick Grimes:
We're all infected.

Daryl Dixon:
What?

Rick Grimes:
At the C.D.C., Jenner told me. Whatever it is, we all carry it.

Carol Peletier:
And you never said anything?

Rick Grimes:
Would it have made a difference?

Glenn Rhee:
You knew this whole time?

Rick Grimes:
How could I have known for sure? You saw how crazy that mo...

Glenn Rhee:
That is not your call. Okay, when I found about the Walkers in the barn, I told, for the good of everyone.

Rick Grimes:
Well, I thought it best that people didn't know.

Rick Grimes:
I killed him. I killed Shane. He came at me. He killed Randall to get me in the woods. He planned it. I had - I had no choice. I gave him every chance... and he kept leading me further out. He pushed me, and I let him. After awhile, I knew - I knew what he was doing, what he was up to. And I kept going. I didn't stop. I could have, but... I just wanted it over. Dogging me every step of the way. Acting like I stole you and Carl, like... like I was in the way. I just wanted it over. I wanted him dead. I killed him. He turned. That's how I knew Jenner - Jenner was right. Carl put him down.

Carol Peletier:
We're not safe with him - keeping something like from us. Why do you need him? He's just gonna pull you down.

Daryl Dixon:
No, Rick's done right by me.

Carol Peletier:
You're his henchmen and I'm a burden. You deserve better.

Daryl Dixon:
What do you want?

Carol Peletier:
A man of honor.

Daryl Dixon:
Rick has honor.

Maggie Greene:
I'm not sitting here, waiting for another herd to blow through. We need to move, now.

Rick Grimes:
No one is going anywhere.

Carol Peletier:
Do something.

Rick Grimes:
I am doing something! I'm keeping this group together, alive. I've been doing that all along, no matter what. I didn't ask for this. I killed my best friend for you people, for Christ's sake!

Rick Grimes:
You saw how he was like, how he pushed me, how he compromised us, how he threatened us. He staged the whole Randall thing, let me out to put a bullet in my back. He gave me no choice. He was my friend, but he came after me. My hands are clean.

Daryl Dixon:
[Daryl shows up on his motorcycle just as the zombie herd is about to catch Carol] Come on, I ain't got all day.

Hershel Greene:
[eying a massive herd of walkers heading for the house] Patricia, kill the lights.

Andrea:
I'll get the guns.

Glenn Rhee:
Maybe they'll just pass like the herd on the highway. Should we just go inside?

Daryl Dixon:
Not unless there's a tunnel downstairs I don't know about. Herd that size'll rip the house down.

Rick Grimes:
[fed up with everyone questioning his leadership] Maybe you people are better off without me. Go ahead. I say there's a place for us, but maybe it's just another pipe dream, maybe I'm fooling myself again. Why don't you go find out yourself? Send me a postcard! Go on, there's the door. You can do better, let's see how far you get.

Rick Grimes:
[no one moves or says anything] No takers? Fine, but get one thing straight. If you're staying, this isn't a democracy anymore.

Rick Grimes:
I didn't ask for this! I killed my best friend for you people, for Christ sake!

Rick Grimes:
We're all infected

Daryl Dixon:
What?

Rick Grimes:
At the C.D.C., Jenner told me. Whatever it is, we all carry it

Carol Peletier:
And you never said anything?

Rick Grimes:
Would it have made a difference?

Glenn Rhee:
You knew this whole time?

Rick Grimes:
How could I have known for sure? You saw how crazy that mo...

Glenn Rhee:
That is not your call. Okay, when I found about the Walkers in the barn, I told, for the good of everyone

Rick Grimes:
Well, I thought it best that people didn't know

Rick Grimes, Hershel Greene:
Don't panic.

Maggie Greene:
I'm not. I'm not sitting here, waiting for another herd to blow through. We need to move, now.

Rick Grimes:
No one is going anywhere.

Carol Peletier:
Do something.

Rick Grimes:
I am doing something! I'm keeping this group together. Alive! I've been doing that all along, no matter what; I didn't ask for this! I killed my best friend for you people, for Christ sake! You saw how he was like. How he pushed me, how he compromised us, how he threatened us. He staged the whole Randall thing, let me out to put a bullet in my back. He gave me no choice! He was my friend, but he came after me. My hands are clean. Maybe you people are better off without me. Go ahead. I say there's a place for us, but maybe- maybe it's just another pipe dream. Maybe- Maybe I'm fooling myself again. Why don't- why don't you go out and find yourself. Send me a postcard! Go on, there's the door. You can do better. Lets see how far you get. No takers? Fine. But get one thing straight... you're staying. This isn't a democracy anymore.

Hershel Greene:
Rick. You've got to get your boy to safety. I'll wait here for my girls and the others. I know a few places. We'll meet up at one of them later.

Rick Grimes:
Where? Where is safe? We're not splitting up.

Hershel Greene:
Please, keep your boy safe. I'll hide in one of the cars. If a Walker gets me, so be it. I've lost my farm. I've lost my wife and maybe my daughters.

Rick Grimes:
You don't know that. They'll be here.

Hershel Greene:
And you don't know that.

Rick Grimes:
You're a man of God. Have some faith.

Hershel Greene:
I can't profess to understand God's plan, but Christ promised a resurrection of the dead. I just thought he had something a little different in mind.

Rick Grimes:
This is not a democracy any more.

[Maggie is crying, thinking that she's lost everyone]

Glenn Rhee:
Hey, Maggie, look at me. Look at me. Hey, we're alive. We made it. Okay? I'm sure they are, too. Right?

[Maggie nods]

Glenn Rhee:
I love you. Maggie, I love you. I should've said it a long time ago and it's been true for a long time.

[Maggie Stops crying]

Glenn Rhee:
We're gonna be all right, okay? We'll be all right.

Maggie Greene:
Okay. Yeah.

Rick Grimes:
Dale coud - could get under your skin. He sure got under mine, because he wasn't afraid to say what he thought, how he felt. That kind of honest is rare and brave. Whenever I'd make a decision, I'd look at Dale. He'd be looking back at me with that look he had. We've all seen it one time or another. I couldn't always read him, but he could read us. He saw people for who they were. He knew things about us - the truth who we really are. In the end, he was talking about losing our humanity. He said this group was broken. The best way to honor him is to unbreak it. Set aside our differences and pull together, stop feeling sorry for ourselves and take control of our lives... our safety... our future. We're not broken. We're gonna prove him wrong. From now on... we're gonna do it his way. That is how we honor Dale.

Rick Grimes:
[after stabbing Shane] Damn you for making me do this, Shane! This was you, not me! You did this to us! This was you! Not me! Not me! Not me!...

Dale Horvath:
Listen, your veins are very discolored. You got a hell of an infection there. You could die from blood poisoning.

T-Dog:
[laughs] Oh, man. Wouldn't that be the way? World gone to hell, the dead risen up to eat the living and Theodore Douglas is done here by a cut on his arm.

[laughs harder]

Daryl Dixon:
Shut up.

[shoots Walker]

[after hearing T-Dog needs antibiotics]

Daryl Dixon:
Why'd you wait till now to say anything?

[Places a large plastic bag full of drugs on the hood of a car]

Daryl Dixon:
Got my brother's stash.

[Rifles through the bag, the others look on in amazement]

Daryl Dixon:
Crystal, X. Don't need that. Got some kick ass painkillers.

[Tosses the pill bottle to Glenn]

Daryl Dixon:
Oxycycline. Not the generic stuff neither. It's first class.

[Tosses the bottle to Dale]

Daryl Dixon:
Merle got the clap on occasion.

Hershel Greene:
That's something, isn't it? It's good to pause for an occasional reminder.

Rick Grimes:
Of what?

Hershel Greene:
Whatever comes to mind. For me it's often God. No thoughts on that?

Rick Grimes:
Last time I asked God for a favor and stopped to admire a view, my son got shot. I try not to mix it up with the Almighty anymore. Best we stay out of each others way.

Hershel Greene:
Lori told me your story - how you were shot, the coma. Yet you came out of it somehow. You did not feel God's hand in yours?

Rick Grimes:
At that moment? No, I did not.

Hershel Greene:
In all the chaos you found your wife and boy. Then he was shot and he survived. That tells you nothing?

Rick Grimes:
It tells me God's got a strange sense of humor.

T-Dog:
[after bashing in a Walker's head] Good thing we didn't do anything stupid like shoot it.

Carl Grimes:
Hey, I'm like you now. We've both been shot. Isn't that weird?

Rick Grimes:
Yeah, I think your mother would rather hear we got the same eyes. So let's keep that between us. Since in you're in the club now, you get to wear the hat. Didn't you know?

Carol Peletier:
A flower?

Daryl Dixon:
It's a Cherokee Rose. The story is that when American soldiers were moving Indians off their land on the Trail of Tears, the Cherokee mothers were grieving and crying so much 'cause they were losing their little ones along the way from exposure and disease and starvation. A lot of them just disappeared. So the elders, they said a prayer; asked for a sign to uplift the mothers' spirits, give them strength and hope. The next day this rose started to grow where the mothers' tears fell. I'm not fool enough to think there's any flowers blooming for my brother. But I believe this one bloomed for your little girl.

Maggie Greene:
I'll have sex with you.

Glenn:
Really? Why?

Maggie Greene:
You're asking questions?

Glenn:
I can't, I can't help wondering.

Maggie Greene:
It's not like our options are vast these days. [kisses him] And you're not the only one that's lonely.

Hershel Greene:
My father didn't bother with comforting lies, he used his fist. He was a loveless, violent drunk, and no good to anybody. He drove me from home when I was fifteen. Didn't lay eyes on this place again for many years. I was not at his death bed, Rick, I would not grant him that. And to this day, do not regret it. Some men do not earn the love of their sons. I don't see you having that problem.

Dale Horvath:
[after the walker's bottom half and innards go crashing back into the well] We should seal off this well.

Shane Walsh:
Yeah. Might be a good idea.

Dale Horvath:
If I had known the world was ending, I'd have brought better books.

Andrea:
[Dale comes out of the house after checking on the wounded Daryl] How's he doing?

Dale Horvath:
He'll be fine. How about you?

Andrea:
[guiltily] I shot Daryl.

Dale Horvath:
Well, don't be too hard on yourself. We've all wanted to shoot Daryl.

Rick Grimes:
[Jimmy reaches for a rifle; Rick takes it from him] You ever fire one before?

Jimmy:
Well, if I'm going out I want one.

Daryl Dixon:
Yeah, and people in hell want Slurpees.

Daryl Dixon:
I'm going to borrow a horse and head up to this ridge right here. Get a bird's eye view of the whole grid. If she's up there I'll spot her.

T-Dog:
Good idea. Maybe you'll see your chupacabra up there, too.

Rick Grimes:
Chupacabra?

Dale Horvath:
You never heard that story? First night in camp, Daryl tell us the whole thing reminds him of the time he went squirrel hunting and he saw a chupacabra.

Jimmy:
[laughs]

Daryl Dixon:
What are you braying at, jackass?

Jimmy:
So, you believe in a bloodsucking dog?

Daryl Dixon:
You believe in dead people walking around?

Glenn:
You know, we still have eleven condoms.

Maggie Greene:
Yeah, you see eleven condoms; I see eleven minutes of my life I'm never getting back.

[Daryl walks out of the woods, looking like a walker]

Glenn:
Is that Daryl?

[Rick points his gun at him]

Daryl Dixon:
That's the third time you're pointing that thing at my head. You gonna pull the trigger or what?

[Andrea shoots him grazing the side of his head, thinking that it's a walker and not Daryl]

[cut to Rick, Shane and Glenn helping Daryl up]

Daryl Dixon:
I was kidding.

Daryl Dixon:
I ain't nobody's b*tch.

Merle Dixon:
You're a joke is what you are. Playin' errand boy to a bunch of pansy-asses, n*ggers and democrats.

[to an injured Daryl]

Carol Peletier:
You need to know something. You did more for my little girl today, than her own daddy did in his whole life

Daryl Dixon:
[Dismissively] I didn't do anything Rick or Shane wouldn't have done.

Carol Peletier:
I know. You're every bit as good as them. Every bit.

Hershel Greene:
Any idea what happened to my horse?

Daryl Dixon:
If it's smart it left the country. Thing almost got me killed.

Hershel Greene:
We call that one Nellie... as in "Nervous Nellie." I could have told you she'd throw you if you'd bothered to ask.

Tara Chambler:
Never seen that before.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
I've seen you do the same thing.

Tara Chambler:
You smiled. You were smiling.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
Well, I'm the luckiest guy in the world.

Michonne:
I'm sorry. I'm not very good at making boys your age laugh.

Carl Grimes:
I was laughing. Inside.

Michonne:
Toddlers find me funny. Two, three-year-olds.

Carl Grimes:
What do you mean toddlers?

Michonne:
I had a three-year-old son and he happened to find me extremely funny.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
Son of a dick!

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
So you tell me how in the holy hell did you possibly kill this truck?

Dr. Eugene Porter:
A fully amped-up state and an ignorance of rapid-firing weapons.

Rick Grimes:
We're eating his food now?

Michonne:
The mat said "Welcome."

Morgan Jones:
Hey, your boy, is he dead?

Rick Grimes:
No.

Morgan Jones:
No? He will be. See, 'cause people like you, the good people, they always die. And the bad people do, too. But the weak people, the people like me... we have inherited the earth.

Rick Grimes:
Do you know who I am? Do you see who I am?

Morgan Jones:
People wearing dead people's faces.

Morgan Jones:
[to Rick] We was always looking for food. You know, it always came down to food. And I was - I was checking out a cellar and I didn't want Duane to come down there with me. And then when I came up... she was standing there right in front of him and he had his gun up and he couldn't do it. So I called to him and he turned. And then she was just - just on him. And I see red. I see red. Everything is red. Everything I see is red. And I do it. Finally. Finally was too late. I was supposed to. I was selfish. I was weak. You gave me the gun.

Michonne:
You think I was gonna let you go in there?

Carl Grimes:
I just think it's none of your business. You don't know me. You don't know my dad.

Michonne:
I came out here to help.

Carl Grimes:
You came out here for common interests. We have the same enemy and same the problem. And that's why you're here. That's it. This is important. I'm going to do this. And I know how I can. You can't stop me.

Michonne:
I can't stop you. But you can't stop me from helping you.

Michonne:
Not let this. I don't know you. I get that. But can you do something for me? Wait here.

Carl Grimes:
I can help.

Michonne:
No. And no more bullshit. You wait here. That's how we get it done.

Carl Grimes:
I just thought Judith should - should know what her mom looked like. Thank you.

Michonne:
I was gonna go back in anyway.

[shows Carl a stuffed toy cat]

Michonne:
I just couldn't leave this behind. It's too damn gorgeous.

Rick Grimes:
We found a prison. The fences can keep 'em out.

Morgan Jones:
Is that where your wife died? Just go. Don't go back. Don't stop. Just get yourself some more time.

Rick Grimes:
Look, I can help you. You can come back with us. You can heal.

Morgan Jones:
You're taking a lot of guns, Rick. No, I'm just saying that that all is a lot of guns. Why do you need the guns, Rick? 'Cause if you got something good, that just means that someone wants to take it. And that is what is happening, right?

Rick Grimes:
We're gonna win. You can be there. You can help.

Morgan Jones:
You will be torn apart by teeth or bullets. You and your boy. Your people, but not me. Because I'm not gonna watch that happen again.

Michonne:
You see something? I know you see things. People. I used to talk to my dead boyfriend. It happens.

Rick Grimes:
You want to drive?

Michonne:
Yeah.

Rick Grimes:
Good. I see things.

[first lines]

Rick Grimes:
[Rick chases down Officer Lamson with a police car, talking to him on the police speaker] Stop. Stop right now. Stop. I won't ask again.

Sgt. Bob Lamson:
[Rick revs up the police car engine at Lamson] Oh, sh*t!

[Rick runs down Officer Lamson from behind and gets out of the vehicle]

Sgt. Bob Lamson:
[Officer Lamson pants in pain] Son of a b*tch. You son of a b*tch. Help me. Son of a b*tch. Help me. You crazy - You crazy son of a b*tch. I think - I think you broke my back.

Rick Grimes:
[Rick kneels over Lamson who's quickly bleeding out] It didn't have to be like this. You just had to stop.

Sgt. Bob Lamson:
I couldn't. I don't know you. But I think - I think I'm getting the idea.

Rick Grimes:
You just had to stop.

Sgt. Bob Lamson:
Take me back. Take me back to the hospital. I did it for your friend.

Rick Grimes:
Not after this, no. You can't go back, Bob.

Sgt. Bob Lamson:
I was gonna iron it over. She's under it. And you've been out here too long.

Sgt. Bob Lamson:
[Rick pulls out his gun] You'll die. You'll all...

Rick Grimes:
[Rick pulls the trigger] Shut up.

[Beth asks Dawn about the photograph in her office]

Beth Greene:
Is this Captain Hanson?

Officer Dawn Lerner:
Did someone say something to you about him?

Beth Greene:
Just that he use to be in charge.

Officer Dawn Lerner:
Well, you'll hear stories about him. About me. About what I did. he was my mentor. My friend. I miss him. That's the part that the stories leave out.

Beth Greene:
What happened to him?

Officer Dawn Lerner:
They risk their lives every time they go out there. It has to be worth it. It has to matter. He lost sight of that. So he lost them. Beth, in this job you don't need their love... but you have to have their respect. Otherwise, the day is gonna come where you need backup and you don't have it. And what comes next? Everybody goes down. Hanson lost his way. That's what happened.

[Officer Dawn gets in a debate with Officer O'Donnell in front of the elevator shaft with Beth by her side]

Officer Dawn Lerner:
[Dawn begins pointing out O'Donnell's obscene behavior to him] We're supposed to protect people. To help them. But look at you. You're beating the old man. You're laughing with your buddies about that poor girl getting raped. That's who you are now.

Officer O'Donnell:
So who the hell are you?

Officer Dawn Lerner:
[Dawn pulls out her weapon at Officer O'Donnell] Somebody who's not gonna let it happen anymore.

Officer O'Donnell:
So that's what this is about. It's about holding on to what you have.

Officer Dawn Lerner:
[Dawn aims the gun looking more frightened] What the hell do I have?

Officer O'Donnell:
This isn't you. After Hanson, you changed.

[Officer O'Donnell takes a quick charge towards Dawn as the two get in a giant hitting match]

Officer O'Donnell:
[O'Donnell screams to Dawn] You think you're better than us?

Officer O'Donnell:
[Beth tries to stop O'Donnell from choking Dawn when O'Donnell knocks Beth to the floor screaming] Stay in your lane b*tch!

Officer Dawn Lerner:
[Dawn punches O'Donnell in the throat and screams to Beth when she see's Beth has a chance to push O'Donnell down into the open elevator shaft] Beth!

[Beth then pushes O'Donnell down into the open elevator shaft of walkers at the bottom]

[Officer Dawn talks to Beth about the people who leave the hospital]

Beth Greene:
I'm gonna get out. Just like Noah.

Officer Dawn Lerner:
He'll be back.

Beth Greene:
He's going home.

Officer Dawn Lerner:
They always come back. They don't ever get far because they can't. But really... they don't want to.

Beth Greene:
He's going home.

Officer Dawn Lerner:
[Dawn takes a pause and smiles at Beth] I was like you when I was younger. Nobody could tell me anything. I'm not stupid. You know her.

Officer Dawn Lerner:
[Dawn looks over to Carol when Beth's expression freezes] And somehow you both round up here. Maybe that means something. Beth, you can be a part of this. Both of you. This is important. Maybe the most important thing you do in your life. And what you did back there... Gorman and O'Donnell hurt people. The world didn't lose anything when they died. And you're wrong about what happened. I didn't use you. And I will remember.

[Officer Dawn stops the trade from being completed with her and Rick having both of their hands on their guns]

Officer Dawn Lerner:
[Dawn shouts out to Rick's back from down the hallway] Now I just need Noah. And then you can leave.

Rick Grimes:
That wasn't part of the deal.

Officer Dawn Lerner:
Noah was my ward. Beth took his place and I'm losing her so I need him back.

Officer Shepherd:
Ma'am, please, it's not...

Officer Dawn Lerner:
[Dawn quickly snaps back at her fellow officer] Shut up!

Officer Dawn Lerner:
My officers put their lives on the line for him. One of them died.

Daryl Dixon:
[Daryl walks over to Dawn] No, he ain't staying.

Officer Dawn Lerner:
He's one of mine. You have no claim on him.

Rick Grimes:
The boy wants to go home, so you have no claim on him.

Officer Dawn Lerner:
Well, then we don't have a deal.

Rick Grimes:
The deal is done.

Noah:
It's okay.

Rick Grimes:
No, no.

Noah:
[Noah begins to walk back to Dawn's group] I got to do it.

Beth Greene:
It's not okay.

Officer Dawn Lerner:
It's settled.

Beth Greene:
[Beth runs up to give Noah a hug] Wait!

Noah:
[Noah gives Beth a shoulder hug back] It's okay.

Officer Dawn Lerner:
[Dawn looks over to Noah and whispers] I knew you'd be back.

Beth Greene:
[Beth looks over to Dawn and begins walking over to Dawn with tears in her eyes whispering back] I get it now.

[Beth stabs Dawn in the chest with a pair of scissors when Dawn almost immediately pulls the trigger to her gun at Beth's head]

[Dawn tries to shout that it was an accident when Rick shoots her in the head]

[last lines]

Officer Shepherd:
[Officer Shepherd screams out with her group drawing weapons out from behind her] No! Hold your fire! It's over. It was just about her. Stand down.

[Daryl and Rick begin to cry with tears rolling down]

Officer Shepherd:
You can stay.

Dr. Steven Edwards:
We're surviving here. It's better here than out there.

Rick Grimes:
No. And I'm taking anybody back there who wants to leave. If you want to come with us... just step forward now.

[Noah is the only one to step forward as Daryl carries Beth's body out of the hospital]

Carol Peletier:
Just tell them a story. It's what I've been doing since I got here.

Michonne:
Why?

Carol Peletier:
Because these people are children, and children like stories.

Reg Monroe:
Civilization begins when we stop running, and we start living together.

Daryl Dixon:
[about being rescued] Why?

Morgan Jones:
Why? 'Cause all life is precious, Daryl.

Michonne:
[to Rick] Something's gonna happen. Just don't *make* something happen.

Michonne:
[to community about Rick] Who he is, is who you're going be. If you're lucky.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
[to community] Simply put, there's a vast ocean of sh*t you people don't know sh*t about. Rick knows every fine grain of said sh*t... and then some.

Rick Grimes:
[to community] The ones out there, the living and the dead, they'll try to get in here. 'Cause we're in here. They'll hunt us, they'll find us, they'll try to use us, they'll kill us. But we'll kill them. We'll survive. I'll show you how.

Rick Grimes:
You know, I was thinking, how many of you do I have to kill to save your lives? But I'm not going to do that. You're going to change.

Rick Grimes:
I don't want to lie anymore.

Carol Peletier:
You said you don't want to take this place, and you don't want to lie? Oh sunshine, you don't get both.

[repeated lines]

Rick Grimes:
How many walkers have you killed?

Rick Grimes:
How many people have you killed?

Rick Grimes:
Why?

[Daryl and Carol look at a wall painting together]

Daryl Dixon:
I bet this cost some rich prick a lot of money.

[Daryl walks up to the painting and begins talking with his hands while making the shape of a dog]

Daryl Dixon:
Looks like a dog sat in paint, wiped its ass all over the place.

Carol Peletier:
Really? I kinda like it.

Daryl Dixon:
[Daryl scoffs] Stop.

Carol Peletier:
I'm serious. You don't know me.

Daryl Dixon:
Yep, you keep tellin' yourself that.

[Daryl and Carol find themselves in the middle of the city without any weapons]

Carol Peletier:
Without weapons we can die. Beth could die.

Daryl Dixon:
We'll find more weapons.

Carol Peletier:
I don't want you to die. I don't want Beth to die. I don't want anyone at the church to die, but I can't stand around and watch it happen either. I can't. That's why I left. I just had to be somewhere else.

Daryl Dixon:
Well, you ain't somewhere else, you're right here. Tryin'.

Carol Peletier:
Look, you're not who you were and neither am I. I don't know if I believe in God anymore or heaven, but if I'm going to hell, I'm making damn sure I'm holding it off as long as I can.

[last lines]

Noah:
[Carol is taken away by Dawn's police officers] We can get her back. We can get Beth back.

Daryl Dixon:
What's it gonna take?

Noah:
A lot. They got guns, people.

Daryl Dixon:
So do we.

[Daryl and Carol talk about who they were previously]

Daryl Dixon:
You said I ain't like how I was before.

Carol Peletier:
Yeah.

Daryl Dixon:
How was I?

Carol Peletier:
It's like you were a kid. Now you're a man.

Daryl Dixon:
What about you?

Carol Peletier:
Me and Sophia stayed at that shelter for a day and a half before I went running back to Ed. I went home, I got beat up, life went on, and I just kept praying for something. But I didn't do anything. Not a damn thing. Who I was with him... she got burned away. And I was happy about that. I mean, not happy, but... and at the prison, I got to be who I always thought I should be, thought I should've been. And then she got burned away. Everything now just... consumes you.

Daryl Dixon:
Well, hey... we ain't ashes.

[first lines]

Carol Peletier:
[in the flashback, Carol goes on her own after Rick kicks her out of the group, she sits in her car crying when a Walker comes to the passenger window, Carol screams] Go away!

[first lines]

Tyreese Williams:
[Daryl see's Sasha axing down the Church chairs for weaponry, angry over the death of Bob] It was good you weren't here for it.

Daryl Dixon:
Is she hanging in there?

Tyreese Williams:
No.

[Glenn talks to Tara when Abraham's group is stopped on the road unsure of what to do next]

Glenn Rhee:
They got no clue we're here.

Tara Chambler:
That's great news for GREATM. In less great news for GREATM, we just scraped the bottom of the water barrel.

Glenn Rhee:
What's GREATM?

Tara Chambler:
Us. Group name, Solidarity. Band of brothers.

Tara Chambler:
[Glenn notices on top of each water bottle cap is a letter representing all of the group members] GREATM.

[Tara and Glenn discuss Eugene's big lie]

Tara Chambler:
Listen, I don't know what to do without D.C. anymore, but I'm not dealing with him. I'm over it. I just want him to be okay. Eugene wasn't strong. He isn't fast. He doesn't know how to use a weapon. The truth hurts, but he's useless. He had one skill that kept him living. Are we suppose to be mad at him 'cause he used it?

Glenn Rhee:
Damn right.

[Rosita talks about how she came in contact with Abraham and Eugene]

Tara Chambler:
Were you with Abrahma before it all happened?

Rosita Espinosa:
No. No, I was with other people just trying to make it.

Glenn Rhee:
How did you wind up together?

Rosita Espinosa:
We crossed paths in Dallas. Me and my group, we were fighting off some dead ones and he jumped in from out of nowhere with that big truck. Rest in peace. He had Eugene in the cab. And afterwards, he told me that he was trying to save the world. And then he saw what I could do. And he wanted my help. He was the first person to ask me for that since this all started. Maybe he was lying too.

[Beth secretly hooks up Carol to the medicine that she needs in Grady Memorial hospital]

Beth Greene:
Carol. It's Beth. I just wanted you to know that I was here.

[Beth stands over the unconscious Carol when she reaches down to hold Carol's hand in the hospital bed]

[Sasha rips the shirt that she's wearing, the shirt that previously belonged to Bob]

Tyreese Williams:
I'm gonna say it and you're gonna listen. And then, when you're ready, you let me help you. You got to say good-bye. He saw it. He felt it. And you hold onto whatever you want to, but I think you should hold onto that.

Sasha Williams:
I should have been able to do it by myself.

[Sasha refers to killing Bob's brain from coming back]

Tyreese Williams:
You could've. But you let yourself feel it. Kept your eyes open. You let me help you.

[last lines]

[Officer Lamson walks Sasha to the window of the abandoned warehouse, to have Sasha do him a favor and shoot the police walker he says was his friend from before]

Sasha Williams:
You see him?

Sgt. Bob Lamson:
About 20 yards right of the Sedan. There's a half-wall, he's leaning against it.

Sasha Williams:
I see him. Are you sure that's him?

[Officer Lamson suddenly charges Sasha from behind, knocking her unconscious as he makes a run for it]

Rick Grimes:
[to Shane] That vase - that's something special. 'Fess up. You steal that from your Grandma Jean's house? I hope you left her that spoon collection.

Glenn:
[Right after Rick got stuck in a tank surrounded by zombies and he lost all hope, a voice comes through the radio] Hey you! Dumb ass! Hey you in the tank! Cozy in there?

Rick Grimes:
[in the squad car over lunch] What's the difference between men and women?

Shane Walsh:
This a joke?

Rick Grimes:
No, serious.

Shane Walsh:
Never met a woman who knew how to turn off a light. They're born thinkin' the switch only goes one way: on. I mean, they're, they're struck blind the second they leave a room. I mean every woman, I ever let have a key, I swear to God. It's like, come home, house all lit up, and my job, you see, apparently, because, because my chromosomes happen to be different is that I gotta walk through that house and turn off every single light this chick left on.

Rick Grimes:
Is that right?

Shane Walsh:
Yeah, baby. Oh Reverend Shane is preachin' to ya now, boy. Then this same chick, mind ya, she'll b*tch about, uh, global warming. You see, this is, this is where Reverend Shane wants to quote from the Guy Gospel and say, "Um, darlin', maybe if you and every other pair of b*obs on this planet could just figure out that the light switch, see, goes both ways, maybe we wouldn't have so much global warming?"

Rick Grimes:
You say that?

Shane Walsh:
Well, the uh, polite version. Still, man, that-that earns me this look of loathing you would not believe and that's when the "Exorcist" voice pops out: [deeper voice] "You sound just like my damn father! Always, always yellin' about the power bill and tellin' me to turn off the damn lights!"

Rick Grimes:
And what do you say to that?

Shane Walsh:
I know what I want to say. I want to say "B*tch, you mean to tell me you've been hearing this your entire life and you are still too damn stupid to learn how to turn off a switch?" [laughs] You know, I don't actually say that, though.

Rick Grimes:
[laughing] That would be bad.

Shane Walsh:
Yeah, I go with the uh, go with the polite version there too, so...

Rick Grimes:
Very wise.

Shane Walsh:
Yes sir. So how's it with Lori, man?

Rick Grimes:
She's good. She's good at turning off lights. Really good. I'm the one who sometimes forgets.

Shane Walsh:
Not what I meant.

Rick Grimes:
[hesitantly] We didn't have a great night.

Shane Walsh:
Hey look, man, I may have, uh, failed to amuse with my sermon, but I did try. The least you could do is, is speak.

Rick Grimes:
That-that's what she always says: "Speak". "Speak". You'd think I was the most closed mouth son of a b*tch you'd ever hear her telling.

Shane Walsh:
Do you express your thoughts? Do you share your feelings and that kind of stuff?

Rick Grimes:
The thing is, lately, whenever I try, everything I say makes her impatient like she didn't want to hear it after all. It's like she's pissed at me all the time, and I don't know why.

Shane Walsh:
Look man, that's just sh*t couples go through. You know, it's, it's a phase.

Rick Grimes:
Last thing she said this morning? "Sometimes I wonder if you even care about us at all." She said that in front of our kid; imagine going to school with that in your head. Difference between men and women? I would never say something that cruel to her, and certainly not in front of Carl.

Rick Grimes:
You shot that man today.

Morgan Jones:
Man?

Duane Jones:
It weren't no man.

Morgan Jones:
What the hell was that out your mouth just now?

Duane Jones:
It wasn't a man.

Rick Grimes:
You shot him in the street out front, a man.

Morgan Jones:
Friend, you need glasses. It was a walker. Come on, sit down... before you fall down.

Morgan Jones:
Hey mister, you even know what's going on?

Rick Grimes:
I woke up today... in the hospital, came home and that's all I know.

Morgan Jones:
But you know about the dead people, right?

Rick Grimes:
Yeah, I saw a lot of that - out on the loading dock, piled in trucks.

Morgan Jones:
No, not the ones they put down. The ones they didn't - the walkers, like the one I shot today. C'ause he'd have ripped into you, tried to eat you, taken some flesh at least. Well, I guess if this is the first you're hearing it, I know how it must sound... But listen, one thing I do know - don't you get bit. I saw your bandage and that's what we were afraid of. Bites kill you. The fever burns you out. But then after a while... you come back.

Duane Jones:
Seen it happen.

Duane Jones:
Daddy, can I learn to shoot? I'm old enough.

Morgan Jones:
Hell yes, you're gonna learn. But we gotta do it carefully, teach you to respect the weapon.

Rick Grimes:
That's right. It's not a toy. You pull the trigger, you have to mean it. Always remember that, Duane.

Duane Jones:
Yes, sir.

Morgan Jones:
They might not seem like much one at a time, but when they're in a group all riled up and hungry, man you watch your ass.

Glenn:
Hey you. Dumbass. Yeah, you in the tank. Cozy in there?

Morgan Jones:
[on the walker that reaches the front door] She, uh... she died in the other room, on that bed in there. There was nothin', I could, I could do about it here. That fever, man: her skin gave off heat like a furnace. I should have, I should have put her down, I should have put her down, I know that, but, you know what, I just didn't have it in me. She's the mother of my child.

Lam Kendal:
[in the middle of a police chase] Sounds like they're chasing those idiots up and down every back road we got.

Leon Basset:
Maybe we'll get them on one of those video shows, you know, like "World's Craziest Police Chases", what do you think?

Rick Grimes:
What I think, Leon, is that you need to stay focused. Make sure you got a round in the chamber and your safety off.

Shane Walsh:
[Leon realizes he didn't do that and corrects his mistake] Would be kind of cool to get on one of them shows.

[first lines]

Rick Grimes:
[to a walker girl, thinking she is alive] Little girl? I'm a policeman. Little girl. Don't be afraid. Okay? Little girl?

Rick Grimes:
[back in his house] They're alive: my wife and son. At least they were when they left.

Morgan Jones:
How can you know? By the look of this place, they...

Rick Grimes:
I found empty drawers in the bedroom. They packed some clothes. Not a lot. But enough to travel.

Morgan Jones:
You know anybody could've broken in here and stolen clothes, right?

Rick Grimes:
You see the framed photos on the walls? Neither do I. Some random thief took those too, you think? Our photo albums, family pictures, all gone.

Morgan Jones:
[starts to cry] Photo albums. [chuckles] My wife: same thing. There I am, packing survival gear, she's grabbing photo albums.

Rick Grimes:
[recognizing Leon as a walker] Leon Basset? Didn't think much of him. Careless and dumb, but, can't leave him like this.

Morgan Jones:
You know they'll hear the shot.

Rick Grimes:
Let's not be here when they show up.

Morgan Jones:
[to Duane] Let's go, son. Come on.

Pete Dolgen:
Man, what happened here? I mean, what the hell is going on in this cabin? Were they storing those biters?

Caesar Martinez:
They were his wife and kid, man.

Pete Dolgen:
No, they were biters. What about those heads?

Caesar Martinez:
Belonged to the guys who did the wrong thing to the wrong man.

The Governor:
Probably best not think too much about it.

Mitch Dolgen:
Better listen to One Eye Bri, Pete. I can never tell if he's winking or blinking. But you know how to regulate. Don't you, Bri? He was always like this, Martinez?

Caesar Martinez:
Oh, yeah. Ice in the veins. You should have seen him back in the day.

The Governor:
[awaiting Meghan's chess move] You can't think forever. Sooner or later you have to make a move.

[in a flashback, Deanna discusses to Rick and Morgan how to dispose of Pete's corpse, that they don't bury killers]

Deanna Monroe:
Rick's right. Take it away. Go west. Down Branton Road a few miles. Just past the bridge. We don't go out that way. Let the trees have him.

Rick Grimes:
[the scene cuts to Rick and Morgan loading up the body in a trunk] I shot him because he killed Reg. That was it. We didn't have a choice.

Morgan Jones:
You do have a cell.

Rick Grimes:
Not for killers.

Morgan Jones:
I'm a killer, Rick. I am, and you are, too.

[Rick closes the car trunk]

[in a flashback, Maggie and Tara talk about Nicholas' fate]

Tara Chambler:
[the two watch both Nicholas and Glenn working on the wall together] He got Noah killed?

Maggie Greene:
He did. He did more than that. He lured Glenn into the woods and tried to kill him.

Tara Chambler:
What the hell?

Maggie Greene:
Yeah.

Tara Chambler:
What?

Maggie Greene:
Glenn told me I could tell everyone if that's what I wanted to do. Could get Nicholas exiled. He'd die out there. Could have done that. You could do that now.

Tara Chambler:
He got Noah killed and he tried to kill Glenn?

Maggie Greene:
Glenn saves people. Even people like that. I couldn't accept it either. But then I thought about you. How we were on different sides of the fence on the worst day of my life. And now you're one of the most important people in the world to me. Things can get better. We can make them better. You tell me what you want to do.

Tara Chambler:
[Tara sniffles] I'm just gonna follow your lead, okay?

Maggie Greene:
[Maggie hugs Tara and whispers] Okay. I'm sorry.

[first lines]

Morgan Jones:
[in a flashback, Rick shoots Pete] Rick?

Rick Grimes:
[in the present, Rick gets ready to lead the group into moving the herd of walkers] I know this sounds insane, but this is an insane world. We have to come for them before they come for us. It's that simple.

[in a flashback, Tara wakes up and Eugene see's her for the first time since he helped save her life]

Dr. Eugene Porter:
Holy sh*t.

Tara Chambler:
Thank God... nothing happened to your hair.

Tara Chambler:
[Eugene chuckles without saying anything] Okay, Eugene's freaking me out. Somebody want to send Noah in here to protect me?

[the others remain silent]

[in a flashback, Morgan talks to Rick after the murder of Pete]

Morgan Jones:
[Morgan smiles] You were right. It wasn't over.

Rick Grimes:
We should talk more tomorrow. Listen... I don't take chances anymore.

Morgan Jones:
And you shouldn't.

[in a flashback, Eugene meets Heath at the community's gate for the first time]

Heath:
Hey, it's us. We're back. You gonna let us in or what?

Dr. Eugene Porter:
I'm technically not authorized, so I will not be doing so.

Heath:
Who the hell are you?

Dr. Eugene Porter:
You first.

Heath:
I'm Heath. I live here. My team's been on a run the last couple weeks.

Dr. Eugene Porter:
I'm Eugene. Aaron brought myself and my group here directly within that window, so we haven't had the chance to meet and I can't exactly confirm your residence.

Heath:
Open the gate.

Dr. Eugene Porter:
If I do, how do I know you won't attempt to kill me?

Heath:
[Heath chuckles] Okay, look, I'm not gonna kill you. But the longer you make me wait the longer you motivate me to beat your ass, so...

Heath:
[the gate unlocks] Thank you.

[Eugene waves in a vehicle with a few other community members inside]

Heath:
So Deanna put you on gate duty?

Dr. Eugene Porter:
Oh, no, I'm not on proper duty. This is Holly's shift. I was just walking by. She asked if I could relieve her for a few ticks. I said, no, thank you, and she ignored me, which is what I should've done as it's been at least five ticks and still no Holly.

Scott:
I'm Scott. This is Annie.

Annie:
Hi. Good to meet you. How many of you are there?

Dr. Eugene Porter:
13. I mean, 12.

Annie:
I'm sorry.

Heath:
[Eugene nods his head] I'll close up. Anything big happen while we were gone?

Dr. Eugene Porter:
Well, we had a meeting last night.

Heath:
Oh, yeah? About what?

Dr. Eugene Porter:
You might want to talk to Deanna. Get it from the horse. Her mouth. You know?

Heath:
Right.

Dr. Eugene Porter:
Hey, it's good to see someone like me. I fully respect the hair game. [Heath nods and continues to walk on]

[Morgan asks Michonne a question]

Morgan Jones:
Michonne.

Michonne:
Yeah?

Morgan Jones:
Back when we were in that place... where I lived... did you take one of my protein bars?

Michonne:
[Michonne quietly smiles at Morgan] No.

Morgan Jones:
See, I could have sworn there was one more peanut butter left.

Michonne:
That's how it is, isn't it? You always think there's one more peanut butter left.

[in a flashback, Morgan talks to Carol for the first time]

Carol Peletier:
[Carol hands Morgan a drink so he doesn't dehydrate while working on the wall] Here you go.

Morgan Jones:
Oh, thank you. It's Carol, right?

Carol Peletier:
Yeah.

Morgan Jones:
You been with Rick long?

Carol Peletier:
Since Atlanta.

Morgan Jones:
And were you a cop, too?

Carol Peletier:
[Carol smiles] Why would you think that?

Morgan Jones:
You're always watching. You always, uh... seem ready.

Carol Peletier:
For what?

Morgan Jones:
You know, to handle things.

Carol Peletier:
[Carol smiles before walking off] Aren't you sweet.

[Abraham returns to the car with Sasha after getting the attention of the walkers by murdering some of them on the open road]

[Abraham looks in the review mirror at the walkers trailing behind]

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
[Abrahma chuckles] Well, look at me. You didn't see Reg the night he got it. That was a mess. And Pete. His face just... blowing up like Pompeii right when we were cheek to cheek. I think I still got some of his brains in my ear.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
[Abraham laughs, looking in the review mirror once more] Well, look at that. All right. Everything is aces again.

Sasha Williams:
[Sasha continues to drive the car in a low gear] What the hell are you doing

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
I'm just grabbing the bull by the nutsack. I'm living, darling, just like you.

[Abraham laughs to himself]

[Rick catches Carter pumping up the community members in the armory, to take back Alexandria by killing Rick]

Rick Grimes:
[Rick holds a gun to the back of Carter's head] You really think you're gonna take this community from us. From Glenn? From Michonne? From Daryl? From me? Do you have any idea who you're talking to?

Carter:
It was just me.

Rick Grimes:
What?

Carter:
It was - It was just me. Just - Just kill me.

Daryl Dixon:
[Rick hesitates] Rick.

Rick Grimes:
[Rick lowers his weapon] I'm good. You can try to work with us. You can try to survive. Would you do that?

[in a flashback, Rick offerss the keys to his house to Morgan as the two rest along the porch]

Rick Grimes:
[Rick tosses his house keys to Morgan] Get your stuff. You should stay with us over here.

Morgan Jones:
You got room?

Rick Grimes:
We'll make room. We don't need to do that anymore. I know you, Morgan. Even if this is the first time.

Rick Grimes:
[Morgan looks over to Rick holding Judith] You want to hold her?

Morgan Jones:
[Morgan chuckles] Okay.

Rick Grimes:
[Rick hands Judith over to Morgan] This is Morgan. He's a friend of mine.

Morgan Jones:
[Morgan holds Judith] Hey. Hi. Okay. Let me have a look at you. Hey, hey. hey, hey.

Morgan Jones:
[Rick and Morgan sit on the porch as Morgan pauses] You with that man Carter, at the armory - That's you. You're still the same man I met in King County. The one that came back and told me it wasn't over. That was you. Same you that's right in front of me right now.

Rick Grimes:
[Rick talks about Carter] I wanted to kill him. So it would be easier. So I wouldn't have to worry about how he could screw up or what stupid thing he'd do next because that's who he is. Just somebody who shouldn't be alive now. I wanted to kill him. But all that hit me and... I realized I didn't have to do it. He doesn't get it. Somebody like that... they're gonna die no matter what.

[Morgan sits quiet as the scene cuts to Carter being bit by a walker]

[in a flashback, Rick talks to Jessie about Ron, that he wants to teach her and her kids on how to protect themselves]

Rick Grimes:
Ron needed to hear every word I said. That's why I grabbed him. I wasn't angry. I was just telling him the truth.

Jessie Anderson:
If it's coming from you, he can't hear it. You got to understand that.

Rick Grimes:
[Rick grabs a pistol from the armory shelf] He needs to know how to handle himself. I can teach him. I can teach you.

Jessie Anderson:
Rick.

Rick Grimes:
You need to know how.

Jessie Anderson:
[Jessie shows Rick that she's already carrying a gun and learning to shoot] Rick. When I found out we could have them, I asked Rosita to start showing me how. Okay? She's gonna teach me and I'm gonna teach Ron, and I'm gonna teach Sam. I heard what you were saying to us at the meeting. And at my house before, you know. I am gonna fight, Rick.

[Rick nods his head and sets the pistol back down]

[in a flashback, Abraham questions Sasha on her intentions for volunteering to do this mission]

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
Got a question for you. Just some intel before out little road trip tomorrow.

Sasha Williams:
Ask me.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
You doing this 'cause you want to die?

Sasha Williams:
[Sasha gives a sincere smile to Abraham] No.

[last lines]

Rick Grimes:
[in a flashback] I know this sounds insane, but this is an insane world. We have to come for them before they come for us. It's that simple.

[in the present, we see the herd of walkers walking according to plan, when an unexpected horn starts blaring out in the distance]

Heath:
What the hell is happening?

Glenn Rhee:
It's a horn or something. It's pulling the back half off the road. Oh, God.

Michonne:
Whatever that is it's far. It sounds like it's coming from...

Rick Grimes:
Home.

[the camera shows from a bird's-eye view the hundreds of walkers heading in the direction of Alexandria]

[Rick talks to Daryl and Carol out in the woods about what they need to do next, to get the guns]

Rick Grimes:
We need to do it sooner or later. Right now they're not watching us. Not worrying about meetings like this. We may need the guns, we may not.

Carol Peletier:
We will whatever way it goes.

Rick Grimes:
They're the luckiest damn people I ever met. And they just keep getting luckier.

Daryl Dixon:
How's that?

Rick Grimes:
We're here now.

[Rick and Michonne talk about Deanna handing them these police outfits to wear around the community]

Rick Grimes:
I don't know if this is some kind of play, handing authority to strangers.

Michonne:
The authority to break up fistfights.

Rick Grimes:
If it was just that, she should've given one of these to Daryl.

Michonne:
I don't know if it's for us or for them. Or maybe Deanna's trying to get rid of us and them. You put these jackets on me and you, have the people see it. If that's the play that'd be smart. And she seems smart.

Rick Grimes:
Smart for then or smart for now?

Michonne:
This is now.

[Aaron tries to make a connection with Daryl out in the woods on trying to open up]

Aaron:
You ride horses?

Daryl Dixon:
I ride bikes.

Aaron:
I take it you don't mean 10-speeds.

Aaron:
[Daryl doesn't give a response] I know you're feeling like an outsider. It's not your fault, you know. Eric and I, we're still looked at as outsiders in a lot of ways. We've heard our fair share of well-meaning, but hilariously offensive things from some otherwise really nice men and women. People are people. The more afraid they get, the more stupid they get. Fear shrinks the brain. They're scared of you and me for different reasons. They're less scared of me because they know me. It's less and less every day. So, let them get to know you. You should go to Deanna's party tonight.

Daryl Dixon:
I got nothing to prove. I met a lot of bad people out here, doing a lot of bad sh*t. They weren't afraid of nothing.

Aaron:
Yeah, they were.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
I am a large man, and I have had many beers to make up for that.

[first lines]

Olivia:
[Olivia opens up the armory room for Sasha to get what she needs] No, no, it's cool. I'm usually up. I used to open for a coffee shop every day for seven years. Your brain, is wired to things you don't need anymore. I still like carrying around my cell phone, too. One of these days it's gonna ring and freak my ass out. Hey, um, if you happen to bag a boar out there, can I have a leg?

Olivia:
[Sasha looks strangely up at Olivia] To make a prosciutto. I used to cure meats in my basement even before all this. I made some kick-ass pickles, too.

Sasha Williams:
Sure, Olivia.

[the scene cuts to Sasha taking out a bunch of family photos, photos from the houses in the community in which she uses for target practice with her rifle]

Sasha Williams:
[Sasha fires away feeling a kind of post-traumatic stress disorder, Sasha then sits back on a tree stump whispering] Come and get me.

[Daryl catches Aaron following him in the woods]

Daryl Dixon:
Come out! Now!

Aaron:
[Aaron steps out with his hands up] You can tell the difference between walkers and humans by sound. Can you tell the difference between a good guy and a bad guy? Rick doesn't seem to be an expert at that.

Daryl Dixon:
[Aaron puts his hands down] It ain't much of a difference no more.

Aaron:
Is that how you feel about your people?

Daryl Dixon:
Why are you following me?

Aaron:
I didn't know I was. I came out to hunt rabbits. I know why you're out here. Mind if I join you?

Daryl Dixon:
[Daryl begins walking] Keep up. And keep quiet. [Aaron begins to follow his lead]

[Deanna talks to Rick, Michonne, and Maggie about the civilization she see's growing within the community, starting with the constables]

Deanna Monroe:
You protect and serve. You patrol, walk the wall, watch out for the kids. If there's a conflict, you solve it. And people will listen to you.

Michonne:
Because we're wearing windbreakers?

Deanna Monroe:
Because they believe in this. Because I'm telling them to. A police officer used to live here. So we had these jackets and I wanted to make it official. So it's official. There's going to be a government here one day. That's why I want Maggie working with me. There's going to be a police force. That's why I want you two to start it. I see a vibrant community here with industry, commerce, civilization. Real lives. It might be horses and mills, but - What?

Deanna Monroe:
[Deanna see's Rick look off to the distance] Does that sound like pie in the sky?

Maggie Greene:
[Deanna looks to Maggie in the eyes] No.

Michonne:
[Deanna looks to Michonne in the eyes] No.

Rick Grimes:
[Deanna looks to Rick in the eyes] No.

[homemaker-looking Carol talks to the other girls, when she see's Rick to talk to about needing somebody to get in the armory for weapons]

Erin:
Mashed lima beans, cocoa powder, and a little sweetener. I would have eaten it all before this, I swear. It's protein, and it fills you up.

Carol Peletier:
[Carol gives a big smile] Sounds delicious.

Carol Peletier:
[Carol see's Rick walking down the street] I'll be back. I've got to go beg Rick for some help tonight.

Erin:
You need anything else, you hit me, girl.

Carol Peletier:
[Carol smiles at the girls] Okay, thanks.

Carol Peletier:
[Carol walks to catch up with Rick] You've heard about the party?

Rick Grimes:
Everyone's gonna be there.

Carol Peletier:
That's right.

Rick Grimes:
So tonight, then.

Carol Peletier:
Should be able to slip out.

Rick Grimes:
The armory is right next to Deanna's. I'll back you up.

Carol Peletier:
People might wonder where the new constable is or Carl's dad.

Rick Grimes:
Okay. We can't use Daryl. They watch every move he makes.

Carol Peletier:
It's fine. You know what's great about this place? I get to be invisible again.

[Both Rick and Carol smile together]

[Daryl attempts to hook the loose horse, Buttons, around the neck with a line of rope]

Daryl Dixon:
[Daryl quietly walks up to the horse] I ain't gonna hurt ya. All right? Come on, boy. Yeah. Just keep on eating. Yeah.

Daryl Dixon:
[Daryl clicks his tongue] Good boy. Yeah, you used to be somebody's, huh? Now you're just yours.

[a branch snaps in the distance as a group of walkers come at him and Aaron]

[Rick and his group arrive to Deanna's party with Rick holding baby Judith in his arm]

Deanna Monroe:
[Deanna is happy to see Rick and his group] Oh, my. Welcome.

Carol Peletier:
[Carol smiles] Hi.

Deanna Monroe:
Oh, it's so good to see you. Hi, Carl. Thank you for coming.

Deanna Monroe:
[Deanna focuses on Judith] You know, I didn't get a chance to interview this one. I envy her.

Rick Grimes:
Why?

Deanna Monroe:
She'll get to see what this place will become.

Deanna Monroe:
[Deanna whispers] Come. Come on in.

[Abraham and Rosita arrive to Deanna's party]

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
I don't know about this.

Rosita Espinosa:
[Rosita looks around the room] They have beer.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
I'm gonna try.

[Abraham walks to the beer, Rosita shakes her head with a smile]

[Rick meets Deanna's husband Reg for the first time]

Reg:
[Reg walks up to Rick with his head up] You're Rick.

Deanna Monroe:
Rick, this is my husband, Reg.

Reg:
You're a pretty remarkable guy.

Rick Grimes:
How's that?

Reg:
Well, I watched the tapes. All of them. The things those people said about you. The things you did for them.

Rick Grimes:
Didn't you build that wall out there?

Reg:
[Reg chuckles] Yeah, I did, with help. A lot of it. And it's a damned incredible achievement. But it's a wall.

Reg:
[Deanna laughs] 14 lives in this world? I think you have me beat.

Deanna Monroe:
Well, we're standing behind that wall right now, dear. So let's call it a tie.

Reg:
Well, I'm glad you're here. Now, take a glass.

Rick Grimes:
I'm good.

Reg:
[Reg whispers] You don't have to be.

Reg:
[Rick smiles holding out his glass as Reg fills it up] There ya go. Right. Welcome.

Rick Grimes:
Thank you.

[Noah, Glenn, and Maggie stand in there own corner at Deanna's party]

Maggie Greene:
Hey.

Noah:
Hi.

Glenn Rhee:
Hey, are you okay?

Noah:
Yeah. Yeah. Just isn't really my thing. I think I'm gonna bail out.

Glenn Rhee:
No, no. You're not bailing. We're in this together, man.

Maggie Greene:
You're here with us now. You're here with family.

Glenn Rhee:
[Glenn whispers with his arm around Noah] Come on.

[Jessie talks to Rick about knowing what it feels like to lose something]

Jessie Anderson:
Having fun?

Rick Grimes:
Yes, I am.

Jessie Anderson:
That's kind of a stupid question, right?

Rick Grimes:
No.

Jessie Anderson:
Still, this place has a pretty amazing view.

Rick Grimes:
Yeah.

Jessie Anderson:
Yeah, take a look.

Jessie Anderson:
[Rick looks around the room seeing his group mingling with the community] Ordinary life like before. Well, not like before.

Rick Grimes:
No.

Jessie Anderson:
Yeah, no. I mean - I mean, it's better. Not out there, in here. You know, everone's been through it somehow. Everyone. And a lot of things disappeared. But a lot of bullshit went with it. They're all from totally different backgrounds, different places. They never would have even met. And now they're part of each other's lives. They are each other's lives. I'm just saying, we all lost things, but we got something back. It isn't enough, but it's something.

Rick Grimes:
[Rick see's Carl smiling with the other kids] Yeah, yeah, it's a pretty good view.

Sam:
[Sam comes running up] Mom, there's no more cookies.

Jessie Anderson:
Oh.

Rick Grimes:
Well, I happen to know the cookie maker. She's a good friend of mine. And I might be able to see about her making a whole batch just for you.

Sam:
Mom, he doesn't have a stamp.

Jessie Anderson:
Oh.

Sam:
Do you want a stamp?

Rick Grimes:
Sure.

Jessie Anderson:
[Sam gives Rick a stamp of a letter A on the top of his hand] See? Now you're officially one of us. [Rick and Jessie smile at each other]

[Aaron finds Daryl walking outside his house]

Aaron:
Daryl. Hey.

Daryl Dixon:
Thought you were going to that party over there.

Aaron:
Oh, I was never going to go 'cause of Eric's ankle, thank God.

Daryl Dixon:
Why the hell did you tell me to go, then?

Aaron:
I said try. You did. It's a thought that counts thing.

Daryl Dixon:
All right.

Aaron:
Hey, come in. Have some dinner.

Aaron:
[Daryl pauses] Come on, man. It's some pretty serious spaghetti.

[Aaron talks to Daryl in his garage about being another recruiter with him]

Aaron:
[Aaron walks Daryl into his garage of spare bike parts] When I got the place, there was that frame and some parts and equipment. Whoever lived here built them.

Daryl Dixon:
It's a lot of parts for one bike.

Aaron:
Whenever I came across any parts out there, I brought them back. I didn't know what I'd need. I always thought I'd learn how to do it but I get the feeling you already know what to do with it. And the thing is, you're going to need a bike.

Daryl Dixon:
Why?

Aaron:
I told Deanna not to give you a job because I think I have one for you. I'd like you to be Alexandria's other recruiter. I don't want Eric risking his life anymore.

Daryl Dixon:
You want me risking mine, right?

Aaron:
Yeah, because you know what you're doing. You're good out there, but you don't belong out there. You need to be out there sometimes risking your life. So do I. But the main reason why I want you to help me recruit is because you do know the difference between a good person and a bad person.

Daryl Dixon:
[Daryl pauses looking up at Aaron] I got nothing else to do. Thanks.

Aaron:
Yeah.

Daryl Dixon:
[Daryl calmly jokes] I'll get you some rabbits.

Aaron:
[Aaron laughs] Great.

[Jessie's son Sam catches Carol in the armory room]

Sam:
[Sam catches Carol in the act of stuffing guns into a bag] What are you doing?

Carol Peletier:
Sam, what are you doing here?

Sam:
I followed you. I was hoping you were going to make more cookies, but then you came here.

Carol Peletier:
Well, I could make more. I could make a whole batch just for you. Would you like that?

Sam:
Yes. I mean, yes, please.

Carol Peletier:
Okay. But you've got to promise me you can keep it secret that I came here.

Sam:
But I'd have to tell my mom. I mean, I tell my mom everything.

Carol Peletier:
[Carol lowers her voice stepping toward Sam] You can never tell anybody. Especially your mom. Because if you do... one morning you'll wake up... and you won't be in your bed.

Sam:
Where will I be?

Carol Peletier:
[Carol quietly starts to whisper] You'll be outside the walls far, far away tied to a tree. And you'll scream and scream because you'll be so afraid. No one will come to help because no one will hear you. Well, something will hear you. The monsters will come. The ones out there. And you won't be able to run away when they come for you. And they will tear you apart and eat you up all while you're still alive. All while you can still feel it. And then afterwards, no one will ever know what happened to you. Or you can promise not to ever tell anyone what you saw here and then nothing will happen. And you will get cookies. Lots of cookies.

Carol Peletier:
[Carol whispers with a smile on her face] I know what I think you should do.

[Sam stays frozen with his eyes wide open]

[Rick finally agrees with Jessie about the community being a good place]

Jessie Anderson:
[Jessie walks up to Rick holding Judith] It's been a long time since I held one of these.

Rick Grimes:
She and Carl... they're why I'm still here. And I get what you've been telling me.

Jessie Anderson:
What's that?

Rick Grimes:
Here isn't that bad.

Jessie Anderson:
[Judith fusses in Jessie's arm] Do you want to take her?

Rick Grimes:
Yeah.

[Rick reaches for Judith from Jessie's arm when Rick kisses Jessie quietly on the cheek, she slowly begins to smile before stepping away]

[Sasha begins to feel overwhelmed by all of the surrounding, happy laughter coming from Deanna's party]

Woman:
Sasha, honey, what's your favorite meal? I'd love to cook it for you some time. I do it for all the new arrivals.

Sasha Williams:
I don't know.

Woman:
Of course you do. Everyone has favorites. So what's yours? Whatever you want. I'm just worried that I'll end up cooking something you hate, you know?

Sasha Williams:
You're worried?

Sasha Williams:
[Sasha raises her voice to the woman] That's what you worry about!

[Sasha walks out of the room]

[Deanna talks to Sasha about her troubling attitude]

Deanna Monroe:
I'm trying to figure out what it is. What it is exactly.

Sasha Williams:
This...

Sasha Williams:
[Sasha looks to the houses within the community] It isn't real.

Deanna Monroe:
Sasha, you've been through a lot and I accept that, but what you just said... that's bullshit.

[Deanna hands Sasha a box of ammo rounds and closes her outside the community gate for tower duty]

[Rick, Carol, and Daryl talk about needing the guns or not]

Carol Peletier:
[Carol holds out the pistols to Rick and Daryl] Take your pick.

Daryl Dixon:
Look, I've been thinking. Do we really need these? I mean, things go bad, yeah, sure. We do what we gotta do, but it's like you said. We don't need these for that.

Carol Peletier:
Right now we don't.

Daryl Dixon:
You wanted me to try, right? I'm good.

[Rick hesitates on taking a pistol but then grabs one from Carol]

[last lines]

Jessie Anderson:
[Rick see's Jessie and her husband walking down the street] Hey, Rick.

[Jessie holds up the back of her hand showing the matching stamp her and Rick still have as Rick holds up his hand]

[Rick walks over to the community wall, slowly holding his hand up to the wall with a walker snarling on the other side]

[Michonne stands outside of Deanna's house party when Abraham joins her]

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
[Michonne holds and looks at a minature toy sword in her hand] You packing different still nowadays?

Michonne:
[Michonne chuckles] Yeah.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
Live by it, you die by it... and eat potato puffs by it. Pray to God you don't have to use it again. Pray to God you don't get use to not using it again. It's on your back... even when it's off your back. Hmm.

Michonne:
[Michonne begins to stare at Abraham babbling] How much have you had to drink?

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
[the two laugh] I am a large man. And I have had many beers to make up for that.

Michonne:
Uh-huh.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
And you know what? By that brave act, I have - I have come to realize things have worked out pretty damn well for me. How about you? What have you done?

Michonne:
I put on this dress.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
Try again.

[Gabriel see's the dead bodies of Gareth's group in his Church]

Father Gabriel Stokes:
This is the Lord's house.

Maggie Greene:
No. It's just four walls and a roof.

[Bob wants to talk to Rick for the last time, Rick stands alone with Bob holding Judith in his arm]

Bob Stookey:
I just want to say thank you.

Rick Grimes:
For what?

Bob Stookey:
Before the prison, I didn't know if there were any good people left. I didn't know if anybody was left. You took me in. Because you took people in. It was you, Man. What I said yesterday, I ain't revising it. Even in light, of current events. Nightmares end. They shouldn't end who are you. And that is just this dead man's opinion.

Rick Grimes:
I'll take it.

[Bob smiles when he see's Judith]

Bob Stookey:
Just look at her, and tell me the world isn't gonna change.

[first lines]

Gareth:
[Out in the woods, Walkers claw and scratch on the walls and glass that surrounds Gareth's group, Gareth watches the Walkers pounding on the glass while laying his hand to it] It's probably pretty stupid to be here. Dangerous. I don't know, maybe not. You can see the threat. That's something. Looking at them makes me feel better about things. My mom used to say that every day above ground was a win. Doesn't really apply anymore but you can still get some perspective. The glass is gonna break, sooner or later. Nothing lasts too long anymore. You know, we marked our way here so we can find our way back after. So stupid, right? I mean... back to what.

Gareth:
[Gareth kneels down beside Bob on the ground with the fire going behind Bob] It wasn't just a trap, it was gonna be a choice. You join us or feed us. You know... bears, when they start to starve, they eat their young. If the bear dies the cub dies anyways, but if the bear lives, it can always have another cub. That was part of the pitch. You know, Greg and Mike came this close to nabbing that grey-haired queen b*tch who killed my Mom. She drove away with the Archer. Greg saw them pull away. Can't wait to try her. I like women better. Most of us do. My brother Alex has - also currently dead because of Rick - He had a theory that it's because of the extra layer of fat that women have, you know, for childbearing. Even the skinny girls have it. Like that pretty one - Sasha? I think pretty people taste better, too.

Gareth:
[Bob begins to cry silently] We're going to get all of them. But for starters, you'll do just fine. We did a good job on your leg. We've had practice. When we started, it was about making it slow.

Gareth:
[Bob begins to chuckle uncontrollably] I'm being a human being here. I'm talking to you. Perspective, Bob. You're above ground. At least you're better off than them.

Greg:
[Bob begins to laugh hysterically] Well he lost it.

Theresa:
Lasted longer than I thought he would.

Bob Stookey:
[Bob starts shouting out to Gareth's group] You... you idiots.

Gareth:
Okay, keep it down.

Martin:
I can shut him up.

Bob Stookey:
I've been bitten you stupid pricks. I'm tainted meat.

[Bob shows the large bite mark on his shoulder as he continues to laugh when he hears Gareth's group puking and coughing up the meat they've been eating]

Martin:
Let's just kill him now.

Gareth:
No, no, we need him.

Greg:
We might as well be eating one of them

Albert:
What the hell's gonna happen? Are we gonna turn? Are we just gonna die?

Gareth:
Albert, calm the hell down. We cooked him. Everything is gonna be fine.

Theresa:
Why the hell didn't you check him first?

Gareth:
Because he was fine.

Bob Stookey:
[Bob screams to the group in laughter] Tainted meat!

Gareth:
Shut up!

Bob Stookey:
[Bob continues to scream out] You ate tainted meat! [when Gareth kicks Bob to the face]

[Rick questions Gabriel about his sins at the Church]

Rick Grimes:
[Rick quotes the writing scratched into the outside wall of the Church] You'll burn for this. That was for you. Why?

Rick Grimes:
[Rick grabs Gabriel by the shirt and screams at him] What are you going to burn for Gabriel? What? What did you do? What did you do?

Father Gabriel Stokes:
I lock the doors at night. I always lock the doors at night. I always lock the doors at night. They started coming, my congregation. Atlanta was bombed the night before and they were scared. They were looking for a safe place a place where they felt safe. And it was so early, so early. The doors were still locked. You see... it was my choice. There were so many of them and they were trying to pry the shutters and banging on the sidings, screaming at me. So the dead came for them. Women... children.

Father Gabriel Stokes:
[Father Gabriel begins to cry] Entire families calling my name as they were torn apart, begging me for mercy. Begging me for mercy. Damning me to hell. I buried their bones. I buried it all. The Lord sent you here to finally punish me. I'm damned. I was damned before. I always lock the doors. I always lock the doors.

[Rick and his group with their weapons drawn confronts Gareth and his group inside the Church]

Rick Grimes:
[Rick shoots Gareth in the leg with a silenced rifle] Put your guns on the floor and kneel.

Gareth:
[Gareth bleeds out and quickly kneels down] Do what he says.

Gareth:
[the group listens to Gareth except for Martin] Martin, there's no choice here.

Martin:
Yeah there is.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
[Abraham walks up to Martin with a rifle] Want to bet?

Gareth:
No point in begging, right?

Rick Grimes:
No.

Gareth:
Still, you could have killed us when you came in. There had to be a reason for that.

Rick Grimes:
We didn't want to waste the bullets.

Gareth:
We used to help people. We saved people. Things changed. They came in and - After that... I know that you've been out there, I can see it. You don't know what it is to be hungry. You don't have to do this. We can walk away. And we will never cross paths again. I promise you.

Rick Grimes:
But you'll cross someone's path. You'd do this to anyone, right? Besides, I already made you a promise. [Rick pulls out the machete he promised to kill Gareth with and swings down repeatedly as Rick's group attacks Gareth's group]

[Sasha talks to Bob for the last time who's laying in bed]

Sasha Williams:
Why are you smiling?

Bob Stookey:
I think I was dreaming. And I think you were smiling back at me in the dream.

Bob Stookey:
[Bob see's Sasha smile with tears in her eyes] Yeah, that's it.

Sasha Williams:
So what is it? The good that comes out of this bad.

Sasha Williams:
[Bob's smile fades as Sasha begins to cry] Bob? Bob?

[last lines]

Father Gabriel Stokes:
[Michonne and Gabriel talk on the steps of the Church] I can't sleep. And now, sitting in there... quiet. It isn't just what happened last night. Saying what happened before... out loud... I see it all again. I hear them.

Michonne:
That won't stop. But it won't be all the time.

[Michonne hears rustling in the bushes and finds Daryl]

Michonne:
Where's Carol?

Daryl Dixon:
Come on out.

Glenn:
Nice moves there, Clint Eastwood. You're the new sheriff come riding in to clean up the town?

Rick Grimes:
Wasn't my intention.

Glenn:
Yeah, whatever. Yeehah. You're still a dumbass.

T-Dog:
[into walkie-talkie] Anybody out there? Hello? Anybody read? I'm hoping to hear somebody's voice 'cause I'm sick and tired of hearing mine.

Merle Dixon:
Yeah, well, that makes two of us. Why don't you knock that crap off? You're giving me a headache, boy.

T-Dog:
Why don't you pull your head out of your ass? Maybe your headache will go away. Try some positivity for a change. Damn.

Morales:
Hey T-Dog, how's that signal?

T-Dog:
Like Dixon's brain: weak.

[Rick and Glenn are being smeared with zombie guts]

Glenn:
Oh, this is bad. This is really bad.

Rick Grimes:
Think about something else. Puppies and kittens.

T-Dog:
*Dead* puppies and kittens.

[Glenn vomits]

Andrea:
[to T-Dog] That is just evil! What is wrong with you?

Jacqui:
Next time let the cracker beat his ass!

[first lines]

Nicholas:
[in a flashback, over the snarling walkers] Thank you.

[Glenn crawls out from under Nicholas' dead body, crawling under the dumpster, killing and enclosing himself with the dead walker bodies]

[after one whole night and day, Glenn crawls out from under the dumpster looking for Nicholas' water bottle, as Glenn suddenly hears a voice]

Enid:
Hey, head's up!

Enid:
[Glenn misses the thrown water bottle from the roof] Sh*t. I said head's up.

Glenn Rhee:
Enid?

[Rosita starts to pressure Eugene on learning to protect himself]

Dr. Eugene Porter:
I'm a weapons novice, and there are people in my immediate proximity with open-toed shoes.

Rosita Espinosa:
That's right. So get a grip. What are you so scared of?

Dr. Eugene Porter:
That would be dying.

Rosita Espinosa:
Dying is simple. It all just stops. You're dead. The people around you dying, that's the hard part. Okay? 'Cause you keep living knowing that they're gone and you're still here. What you should be scared of is living knowing that you didn't do everything you could to keep them here. Too upset to keep going? Are the noises scaring you or can I get back to my lesson?

[Glenn tells Enid who she is in this world]

Glenn Rhee:
You honor the dead by going on. Even when you're scared. You live because they don't get to.

[Carol talks to Sam from downstairs as he sits above the top step]

Sam Anderson:
The people who came, were they the monsters? Did my dad turn into one?

Carol Peletier:
What?

Sam Anderson:
If you kill people, do you turn into one of the monsters?

Carol Peletier:
The only thing that keeps you from becoming a monster is killing.

[Rick talks to Maggie on the fence wall while Maggie waits for Glenn's signal]

Rick Grimes:
When we go out there, it's never easy, it's never simple. It's always a fight. But we've come back from harder things. From further away. Glenn, Daryl, Abraham, and Sasha, they will, too. Maybe we don't wait for them to be back. We should start figuring out how to draw the walkers away. We have some food and water to last us a while and the walls are holding. We can take our time. Really think this through. Do it right. Clear it so they can - They can walk right in.

Maggie Greene:
I saw Judith in the house the other day. She's starting to - She's starting to look like Lori.

Rick Grimes:
[Rick nods his head] Yeah.

Maggie Greene:
It made me happy.

Rick Grimes:
[Rick smiles] Me, too.

[Rick and Michonne talk to Morgan about life in this world]

Morgan Jones:
[Morgan looks to Rick] Why didn't you kill me, Rick, back in King County? Pulled a knife on you. I stabbed you. So why didn't you kill me? Was it 'cause I saved you after the hospital?

Rick Grimes:
'Cause I knew who you were.

Morgan Jones:
Back there I would have killed you as soon as look at you. And I tried. But you, you let me live and then I was there to help Aaron and Daryl. See, if I... if I wasn't there, if they died... maybe those Wolves wouldn't have been able to come back here. I don't know what's right anymore. 'Cause I did want to kill those men. I seen what they did, what they would keep doing. I knew I could end it. But I also know that people can change. 'Cause everyone sitting here has. All life is precious. And that idea - that idea changed me. It brought me back and keeps me living.

Michonne:
I just don't think it can be that easy.

Michonne:
It's not easy.

Michonne:
I wasn't saying...

Morgan Jones:
I - I know. And I've thought about letting that idea go. But I don't want to.

Michonne:
You may have to. Things aren't as simple as four words. I don't think they ever were.

[Rick sits across from Morgan after questioning him about letting the Wolves go]

Morgan Jones:
Do you think I don't belong here?

Rick Grimes:
Making it now, do you really think you can do that without getting blood on your hands?

Morgan Jones:
I don't know.

[last lines]

[people in the community see the bundle of green balloons float up in the air, as Maggie on the wall see's the same balloons float up]

Maggie Greene:
[Rick then see's the balloons in the air, as Maggie runs down to tell Rick on the street] That's Glenn. That's Glenn.

[when everyone in the community looks over to see the tower begin to buckle, falling towards the wall in silence]

[Enid informs Glenn about Alexandria being attacked]

Glenn Rhee:
What happened in Alexandria? We heard the sound. The gunfire. Enid

Enid:
What happened is what always happens. People died.

[Rick teaches Ron how to fire a pistol as Carl watches from the side]

Rick Grimes:
Someone's in front of you, they have a gun.

Carl Grimes:
You'll gonna be scared. You will be.

[Ron looks at Carl without saying anything]

Rick Grimes:
Your body's gonna tense, you won't have time to think. You're just gonna want to pull the trigger when you get it in front of you.

Rick Grimes:
[Rick pulls back the hammer of the gun] But you'll miss, and you'll be dead.

Rick Grimes:
[Rick pulls back the hammer again holding the gun up] You have to get it up to your eye.

Carl Grimes:
You've got to be strong enough to wait for your moment.

Ron Anderson:
[Ron looks at Carl before asking for the pistol from Rick] Can I, uh...

Rick Grimes:
[Rick hands over the pistol as Ron clears his throat, aiming] Hey, your finger doesn't touch the trigger until you're ready to shoot.

Rick Grimes:
[Ron calmly pulls the trigger as the gun clicks] Keep that one with you. Get a feel of what it's like to carry one around.

Ron Anderson:
Can I shoot it? Maybe like down at the walkers.

[Rosita teaches the community people how to swing a machete]

Rosita Espinosa:
Now, when the blade connects, don't jerk it right back. You'll get stuck.

Kent:
Stuck?

Rosita Espinosa:
Like an ax cutting into a tree. It's easier getting a blade into the bone than out.

Kent:
So, what should we do?

Rosita Espinosa:
You should slide the machete down through the wound. One fluid motion. Okay, you ease it through the bone like this. All right?

[Enid aims a pistol at Glenn]

Glenn Rhee:
You're not gonna pull the trigger.

Enid:
I will if you make me.

Glenn Rhee:
[Glenn grabs and holds the gun away] Let go.

Enid:
[Enid let's go of the gun] A**hole.

Glenn Rhee:
You point a gun at me and I'm the a**hole?

[Tobin talks to Rick while working on the wall]

Tobin:
You know, you scared the hell out of people when we first saw you.

Rick Grimes:
I know.

Tobin:
You scared the hell out of me. With that beard. The way you looked around like you were seeing things we weren't... hiding around corners. Turns out you were. Things moved slow here. And then things just started moving fast. Too fast. But don't give up on us.

[Glenn talks to Enid while blowing up balloons for a signal]

Glenn Rhee:
Who did you stay with at home?

Enid:
It's not my home. I lived in Olivia's place. But I was on my own. Orphaned by walkers.

Glenn Rhee:
Me, too. Probably.

Enid:
It's just what happens.

Glenn Rhee:
I get that you're scared.

Enid:
I'm not scared.

Glenn Rhee:
Yeah, you are. You don't want to lose anything again, so you give up and you say, 'That's just what happens.'

[Glenn tries to give Enid courage after seeing Alexandria surrounded by the herd of walkers]

Enid:
[Enid in tears] The world is trying to die. We're supposed to just let it.

Glenn Rhee:
No. You're wrong. We're not supposed to let the world die. And I sure as hell am not gonna let you die.

Enid:
I'm sure your wife will forgive you.

Glenn Rhee:
It's not for her anymore. Look, the walls are still up. The houses are still up. We'll find out the rest. Okay?

[Morgan talks to Dr. Cloyd in the doctor's office about faith]

Dr. Denise Cloyd:
[Morgan see's a bunch of notes written by Denise] Cheat sheets. Yeah. Probably doesn't give you a lot of faith.

Morgan Jones:
I have faith.

Dr. Denise Cloyd:
Well, you have to, right?

Morgan Jones:
You don't have to, I choose to. You should, too.

[Eastman talks to Morgan who's locked in his cage]

Eastman:
What's your name.

Morgan Jones:
Kill me.

Eastman:
Well, that's a stupid name. You should change it.

[Eastman makes a joke to Morgan about how he was able to take him down so fast]

Eastman:
That was Aikido. That's how I kicked your ass earlier. Well, that's how I redirected your ass.

Eastman:
I don't kill, but I'm not giving up on chocolate anytime soon.

Morgan Jones:
16 hours and 19 on the floor. You know what it is.

[first lines]

Morgan Jones:
[in the present, Morgan talks to the Wolves leader] You said you liked talking. I remember that.

Morgan Jones:
[Morgan quotes the Wolves leader] Little chats with a stranger by the fire. You said it was like the movies. Then you said that you want everything that I have. Every last bit. Well, here it is. Every last bit.

[Eastman introduces himself to Morgan in the cage]

Morgan Jones:
[Morgan continues to scream at Eastman] Kill me... Kill me! Kill me! Kill me! - Kill me!

Morgan Jones:
[Eastman drops 'The Art of Peace' book in front of Morgan as Morgan faintly says] Kill me.

Eastman:
My name's Eastman.

[Eastman tells Morgan before going to bed about him and his goat Tabitha]

Eastman:
You shot at me. I fed you. Please don't hurt her. Good night.

[Eastman hits the lights]

[Eastman attempts to taste his own fresh made cheese]

Eastman:
[Eastman repeatedly gags murmuring out] Oh! Oh, that is - Oh, that's terrible! That - Oh, God, that is - That is terrible!

[Eastman tells Morgan who he was and who he is now]

Eastman:
I just wanted to wait a little while before we talked. I'm from Atlanta. I'm a forensic psychiatrist. The state employed me to determine if certain people who did very bad things would do them again if they were released from prison. That was my job. Now I live here. Because of the state of the state of the whole world. What did you do or what do you do now?

Morgan Jones:
I clear.

Eastman:
What the hell does that mean?

Morgan Jones:
Walkers, people, anything that gets anywhere near me, I kill them. I clear.

Eastman:
Why?

Morgan Jones:
Because that's why I'm still here.

Eastman:
Well... that's the biggest load of horseshit I ever heard.

[Eastman talks to Morgan about the door to survival]

Eastman:
I saw a wedding ring. You had someone you loved, didn't you? Children? Oh. You loved them. You loved them a lot if you're like this. You saw it happen. That's how this started, right? It's all happening right in front of your eyes over and over. Your body's here, but your mind is still there. There's a door and you want to go through it to get away from it, so you do and it leads you right back to that moment. And you see that door again and you know it won't work, but, hell, maybe it'll work. So you step through that door and you're right back in that horrible moment every time. You still feel it every time. So you just want to stop opening that door. So you just sit in it. But I assure you, one of those doors leads out, my friend.

Morgan Jones:
I don't have any friends.

Eastman:
Get to know me.

Morgan Jones:
Oh, I'm gonna kill you.

Eastman:
Why?

Morgan Jones:
Because I have to clear.

Eastman:
See, that's the thing. You don't.

[Eastman talks to Morgan about evil people in the world]

Eastman:
We're not built to kill. We don't have claws fangs or armor. Vets, they came back with PTSD, that didn't happen because we're comfortable with killing. We're not. We can't be. We feel. We're connected. You know, I've interviewed over 825 people who've done terrible things. I've only met one evil person. Some of them were born with bad brains. Some of them got sick along the way. The rest were just damaged people. Traumatized themselves like you, but they could heal. Some more, some less, but they can. We all can. I know it. It's all a circle and everything gets a return.

[Eastman gives Morgan two choices]

Eastman:
The door is open. The door right there. The cell door, it's open. I threw the key in the river a while back. I'm not gonna hold you anymore. I can't stop you. Go, clear. Or stay, crash on the couch, and we'll try to find you another way. The door's open. It's been open all along.

Eastman:
[Morgan takes a step to the cage door] You stay or you go. Those are the choices. I will not allow you to kill me. I will not allow that.

[Eastman tells Morgan how he got his lucky rabbit's foot]

Eastman:
One night, my five-year-old daughter found me crying in the garage after about eight beers. I told her I wasn't feeling too good. She gave me this. She had won it at a carnival in school that day. She said it'd make me feel lucky and I'd feel better. The next morning I found a flyer to Aikido. Damn thing worked.

Morgan Jones:
Your wife and your daughter... they're dead.

Eastman:
It was Aikido. It'll help. And you obviously need help if we're gonna make this trip. Can't just be me and you to the end. You're a sh*t conversationalist, and I can't make this trip by myself.

Morgan Jones:
A trip where?

Eastman:
I have no idea.

[Eastman talks to Morgan about food]

Eastman:
Where there's life, there's potential. I've been a vegetarian for a while now. I was afraid that damn goat was gonna make me a vegan. I don't kill, but I'm not giving up on chocolate any time soon.

Eastman:
[Eastman takes Morgan's tray away from outside Morgan's cage] You might notice I'm not giving up on the Goo Goo Clusters. They're gonna remain on the menu. You should try one. They're good. Come on, you're alive. Live a little.

[the narration between both Eastman and Morgan while training]

Eastman:
[the two train outside in the daylight] It's about redirecting.

Morgan Jones:
Evading.

Eastman:
And actually caring about the welfare of your opponent.

Morgan Jones:
So you have to care about yourself.

Eastman:
You don't have to believe your life is precious, but that all life is precious.

Morgan Jones:
You have to redirect those thoughts, the history that tells you otherwise.

Eastman:
What we've done, we've done.

Morgan Jones:
We evade it by moving forward with a code to never do it again.

Eastman:
To make up for it.

Morgan Jones:
To still accept what we were.

Eastman:
To accept everyone.

Morgan Jones:
To protect everyone.

Eastman:
And in doing that, protect yourself.

Morgan Jones:
To create peace.

[Eastman tells Morgan the story about Crighton Dallas Wilton]

Eastman:
Built this place with my wife a while before our daughter was born. It didn't have a cell back then. That was just the other side of the living room. In my job I interviewed over 800 men and 25 women convicted of awful things. Stuff from the darkest part of the human soul. I was evaluating a man by the name of Crighton Dallas Wilton. Name like that, sounded like he should own an oil company and wear a big hat - Crighton Dallas Wilton. Despite doing some truly unspeakable acts, he was up for parole. And he was one of the most damn likeable people I had ever met. He said all the right things, he went to therapy. He wrote letters to the prison board to start a program to grow flowers for the waiting rooms in state hospitals, rest rooms. And I saw right through him. Saw that he was a true psychopath, that he knew how to play people, exactly how to play people. I was interviewing him next to the cafeteria. The place smelled of industrial pizza. They were polishing the floor. I had to shout my questions half the time. And there was this moment. Uh. Can't even remember the exchange. But right then I knew that Crighton knew that I knew exactly what he was. Everything he had said, had done to hide away what he was from everyone, from himself, just slipped away, and... and that model prisoner of 10 years stood up, smiled, and just cracked me across the face. His fist felt like a rock. Then he was on top of me and the floor polisher next door was thudding out every sound. And I - And I saw his face, his - His eyes, his evil. Mask had slipped. And he was gonna kill me right then and there because he knew I would make sure he would never get out again.

Eastman:
[Eastman pulls out his lucky rabbit's foot] Arm bar counter for being choked from a pinned position. Aikido. I wasn't taking it for self-defense, but it saved my life. And I got to make sure he never got out again. Well, got to try. He got out. Talked to the right people who got him the right things and he broke out, but it wasn't to escape. Crighton Dallas Wilton went to my home and killed my wife, my daughter, and my son. He walked down the street to the police station around the corner covered in their blood. He surrendered. Said the only reason he broke out, was to destroy my life.

[Eastman tells Morgan the reason for having a cage]

Eastman:
I built that cell with the full intention of bringing Crighton Dallas Wilton here, putting him behind those bars and watching him starve to death.

Morgan Jones:
And did you?

Eastman:
I have come to believe that all life is precious.

Morgan Jones:
Even for a man like that? Who did that to you? To your family.

Eastman:
I've come to believe that all life is precious. That's why we're having oatmeal burgers.

[Eastman tells Morgan the story about the drywall of his daughter's drawing]

Eastman:
My daughter drew this on the hallway wall of our house. She thought I'd get mad. I just put a frame around it. After I went back, when I found out I couldn't turn myself in because there was no one to turn myself in to, I went back home and cut this from the wall. I lost the car on the way back. I walked through 30 miles of the dead for a piece of drywall.

Eastman:
[Eastman laughs looking feverish] Scariest thing I ever did. Best thing I ever did.

[last lines]

Morgan Jones:
[in the present, Morgan finishes his story about Eastman to the Wolves Leader] And that's it. Every last bit.

Wolves Leader:
You think it can work out that way with me?

Morgan Jones:
Yes, I think it can.

Wolves Leader:
Maybe. You noticed I'm shaking a little? Sweating a little.

Wolves Leader:
[lifts up his shirt revealing a wound on his waist] I saw how settled this place was in the pictures I found. I thought maybe there'd be something here. Medicine to help this. But that was before you people won. So I know I'm probably going to die. But if I don't... I am going to have to kill you, Morgan. I'm going to have to kill every person here. Every one of them. The children, too. Just like your friend Eastman's children. Those are the rules. That's my code. I'd say I'm sorry, but you said it right. Don't ever be sorry.

Eastman:
[to Morgan] Everything is about people. Everything in this life that's worth a damn. It couldn't be just me. It shouldn't be just you.

Hershel Greene:
You know I wouldn't have hobbled all the way down here if it wasn't important. Are you coming back soon? Glenn's on a warpath. Smart as he is, he can't fill your boots. I'm afraid he's reckless. We need you now more than ever.

Rick Grimes:
Well, If you're so worried about him, you lead.

Hershel Greene:
What are you doing out here?

Rick Grimes:
I've- I've been- I've got... stuff out here. Stuff.

[Daryl's leaving Merle and going back to Rick's group]

Merle Dixon:
Where're you going?

Daryl Dixon:
Back where I belong!

Merle Dixon:
I can't go with you! I tried to kill that black b*tch. Damn near killed that Chinese kid.

Daryl Dixon:
He's Korean.

Merle Dixon:
Whatever. Doesn't matter, man, I can't go with you!

Daryl Dixon:
You know, I may be the one walking away, but you're the one who's leaving... Again.

Merle Dixon:
Hey, man, I ain't wasting my bullets on a couple of strangers that ain't never cooked me a meal or felicitated my piece. That's my policy.

[after Daryl stops Merle from looting the people they just helped]

Merle Dixon:
The sh*t you doing, pointing that thing at me?

Daryl Dixon:
They were scared, man.

Merle Dixon:
They were rude is what they were. Rude and they owed us a token of gratitude.

Daryl Dixon:
They didn't owe us nothing.

Merle Dixon:
You helping people out of the goodness of your heart? Even though you might die doing it? Is that something your Sheriff Rick taught you?

Daryl Dixon:
There was a baby!

Merle Dixon:
Oh, otherwise you would have just left them to the biters, then?

Daryl Dixon:
Man, I went back for you. You weren't there. I didn't cut off your hand, neither. You did that. Way before they locked you up on that roof. You asked for it.

Merle Dixon:
You know what's funny to me? You and Sheriff Rick are like this now. Right? I bet you a penny and a fiddle of gold that you never told him that we were planning on robbing that camp blind.

Daryl Dixon:
It didn't happen!

Merle Dixon:
Yeah, it didn't. 'Cause I wasn't there to help you!

Daryl Dixon:
What, like when we were kids, huh? Who left who then?

Merle Dixon:
What? Huh? Is that why I lost my hand?

Daryl Dixon:
You lost your hand 'cause you're a simple-minded piece of sh*t.

[Merle grabs Daryl by the sh*t]

Merle Dixon:
Yeah? You don't know!

[Daryl's shirt rips open, Merle looks horrified, Daryl's back is covered with scars from years of childhood abuse]

Merle Dixon:
I... I didn't know he was...

Daryl Dixon:
Yeah, he did.

[Daryl tries to hastily cover up his back with the torn pieces of his shirt and his knapsack]

Daryl Dixon:
He did the same to you. That's why you left first.

Merle Dixon:
Look at this. She sent us a biter-gram, y'all.

Carl Grimes:
I'm sorry about your mom.

Daryl Dixon:
I'm sorry about yours.

Daryl Dixon:
You know, she was just gone. Erased. People said it was better that way. I don't know. Just made it seem like it wasn't real, ya know?

Carl Grimes:
I shot my mom. She was out. Hadn't turned yet. I ended it. It was real.

Hershel Greene:
I'm a ghost from the knee down.

Merle Dixon:
You're the farmer Hershel.

Hershel Greene:
And you're the black sheep Merle.

Merle Dixon:
[looks at Hershel's leg] How'd you lose it?

Hershel Greene:
I was bit.

Merle Dixon:
Bit? You hack it off yourself?

Hershel Greene:
No. Rick did.

Merle Dixon:
Awful kindly of him.

Hershel Greene:
Saved my life. Gave me more time with my girls. Game me more time with your brother. Can't put a price on that.

Merle Dixon:
Can't put a price on anything any more.

Merle Dixon:
[to Hershel] When the Governor returns, he's gonna kill me first. Michonne, my brother, then your girls. Glenn, Carl, the baby, whoever else is left. He'll save Rick for last so he can watch his family and friends die ugly. That's who you're dealing with.

Milton Mamet:
She's going back to the prison and has requested my assistance in escaping. Her words, not mine.

The Governor:
Help her.

Milton Mamet:
Okay, do you really want me to do that, or is this some sort of test?

The Governor:
If she asks for help, help her. Milton. Good work.

Andrea:
You poisoned them.

Michonne:
I just told them the truth.

Andrea:
I didn't choose him over you. I wanted a life. Once we entered Woodbury, you became hostile.

Michonne:
That's 'cause I could see it.

Andrea:
See what?

Michonne:
That you were under his spell the second you laid eyes on him.

Andrea:
That is not true.

Michonne:
And you still are.

Andrea:
No, I am there because those people need me.

Michonne:
And what about these people?

Andrea:
I am trying to save them, too.

Michonne:
I did not realize the messiah complex was contagious.

Andrea:
Go to hell, Michonne.

Michonne:
He sent Merle to kill me. Would have sent him to kill you, too, if you had come with me. But you didn't, did you? Hm-mmm. You chose a warm bed over a friend. That's why I went back to Woodbury. Exposed him for what he is. I knew that it would hurt you.

Daryl Dixon:
Those douchebags in the vines took themselves out, holding hands, kumbaya-style.

Bob Stookey:
They wanted to go out together same as they lived. That makes them douchebags?

Daryl Dixon:
It does if they could have gotten out.

Carol Peletier:
You can be a farmer, Rick. You can't *just* be a farmer.

Carol Peletier:
You don't need to like what I did, Rick. I don't. You just have to accept it.

Rick Grimes:
Wasn't much use without my gun.

Daryl Dixon:
No, you were. All this time you've taking off, you earned it. We wouldn't be here without you.

Rick Grimes:
It was all of us.

Daryl Dixon:
No, it was you first. You gonna help us figure this out?

Rick Grimes:
I screwed up too many times. Those calls you gotta make, I start down that road... I almost lost my boy - who he was. Whatever else this place needs, I'm here for it.

Daryl Dixon:
Like I said, you earned it. But for what it's worth, you see mistakes. I see when the sh*t hits, you're standing there with a shovel.

Daryl Dixon:
They picked up the pace in here. Got up in a hurry. Things went bad.

Beth Greene:
Wouldn't kill you to have a little faith.

Daryl Dixon:
Yeah, faith. Faith ain't done sh*t for us. Sure as hell didn't do nothing for your father.

Glenn Rhee:
I have to find Maggie.

Tara Chambler:
Who's Maggie?

Glenn Rhee:
She's my wife.

Tara Chambler:
You guys got separated?

Glenn Rhee:
I was on the bus and then I got off the help and she didn't see me.

Tara Chambler:
How do you know if she made it?

Glenn Rhee:
I don't know. But Hershel, Maggie's father, was a great man. And he told me all I had to do was believe, and that's what I'm gonna do. Neither one of us should be alive, right now. She got out, so you're gonna help me find her. Things aren't over. They're not over.

Tara Chambler:
I want to believe that. I want to.

Glenn Rhee:
You have to.

Tara Chambler:
Hope you enjoyed the show, a**holes.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
You got a damn mouth on you, you know that? What else you got?

Hershel Greene:
Some council meeting, huh?

Sasha Williams:
We're two members short.

Hershel Greene:
I think we should make some new rules before they get back. I hereby declare we have spaghetti Tuesdays every Wednesday. First we have to find some spaghetti.

Tyreese Williams:
How's Glenn doing?

Hershel Greene:
He made it through the night. He's breathing on his own now. Maggie and Bob are with him. He seems stable enough for me to get some air.

Daryl Dixon:
He's a tough son of a b*tch.

Hershel Greene:
He is.

Daryl Dixon:
You're a tough son of a b*tch.

Hershel Greene:
I am.

Carl Grimes:
Dad, you can't keep me from it.

Rick Grimes:
What?

Carl Grimes:
From what always happens.

Rick Grimes:
I know. But it's my job to try.

Sasha Williams:
I don't know if I'd be here right now you weren't so damn stupid.

Hershel Greene:
You know what, I'm gonna take that as a compliment.

Daryl Dixon:
I'm gonna take a group out. Best not waste any more time.

Michonne:
I'm in.

Hershel Greene:
You've haven't been exposed. Daryl has. You get in the car with him...

Michonne:
He's already given me fleas.

[the tied up shaved head wolf wakes up to see Morgan and Father Gabriel sitting over him]

Shaved Head Wolf:
We're freeing you. You're trapped. You need to know, people don't belong here anymore.

[Carol shoots the wolf in the head and hands both Morgan and Father Gabriel pistols]

Maggie Greene:
[Carol runs up to arm Maggie with a weapon] Carol?

Carol Peletier:
Maggie.

Morgan Jones:
[Morgan hands his gun over to Gabriel] Here.

Father Gabriel Stokes:
I'm not very good with guns.

Morgan Jones:
Me neither. [Morgan walks off]

[five wolves surround Morgan in the middle of the street at the community]

Blond Wolf:
[the blond wolf recognizes Morgan] You. You live here?

Morgan Jones:
[Morgan takes a defensive stance to fight all five wolves with one swing of his stick at a time] Leave. My people have guns. Yours don't. They may be aiming rifles at you right now. Eyes at the scopes. Fingers on the trigger. Boom. It's gonna happen any second now unless you get the hell out of here and don't ever come back. You keep choosing this life, you will die.

Blond Wolf:
We didn't choose. [the blond wolf clicks his tongue at Morgan before the remaining five wolves retreat out of the gate entrance]

[first lines]

Mom:
[Enid and her parents try and get an abandoned car working] It says the ignition switch fuse is found at location 27.

Dad:
All right, 27. I need to know where that is.

Mom:
[sighs] Um, right here.

Dad:
Yeah, okay, this one's blown. What's this one, the red one?

Enid:
[Enid warns the parents of the walkers stepping out of the trees] Mom, dad, we got to go.

Dad:
Come on, come on.

Mom:
We see them. Just need to find a fuse so we can start the car. Almost got it, honey. Location 6. That's turn signal lamps and stop signal lamps.

Dad:
All right, we can live without turn signals.

Enid:
[Enid screams at a small group of walkers that come unexpectedly from around the corner behind] Dad, they're coming!

[the scene cuts to Enid in tears, sitting in the same vehicle behind the driver window that's covered with blood]

[Carol shops in the pantry for food with the other community women]

Mrs. Neudermeyer:
Ugh.

Erin:
Something wrong, Shelly?

Mrs. Neudermeyer:
It's just those old noodles. I mean, I tell ya, if someone would just find me one of those machines, I swear we would all be eating like if we were on a tour of Tuscany.

Carol Peletier:
You know, Shel, I could teach you how to make pasta with your own two hands. But you'd have to promise not to smoke in the house. It's just a disgusting habit. And it kills you. If you ask me, there are too many things trying to do that already, right?

Erin:
Right. [Erin and Olivia smile as Carol walks off]

Father Gabriel Stokes:
How did you learn how to do that?

Morgan Jones:
From the cheesemaker.

[Carol arrives home to find Sam on her front porch steps]

Carol Peletier:
Your dad used to hit you and he got himself killed. It happened. Now it's done. You live with it or it eats you up.

Carol Peletier:
[Carol walks pass Sam to get in her house] Go home.

[Dr. Denise Cloyd introduces herself to Tara and Eugene]

Dr. Denise Cloyd:
Listen, I'm a little nervous here. I'm a psychiatrist. I went to med school. I was even going to be a surgeon but after the panic attacks, I got really interested in psychology. And... I think I'm really trying to lower expectations here.

Dr. Eugene Porter:
Can you do this?

Tara Chambler:
Eugene, shut up. She can do this.

Dr. Denise Cloyd:
I'm all this town's got. Pete didn't want me here. But I'm here now, and I only kind of want to throw up.

[Dr. Denise Cloyd examines her first patient Tara for headaches]

Dr. Denise Cloyd:
[Tara sits down] You're my first patient. And with that symptom, I'm pretty sure I can't kill you.

Dr. Eugene Porter:
[the two girls chuckle, when Eugene makes a rude comment] I mean, it is possible if you miss, like, a hematoma, or something. [Denise stares back at Eugene]

[Dr. Denise Cloyd is put to the test when a member of the community is bleeding out from an attack by the wolves]

Dr. Denise Cloyd:
She's bleeding internally. Probably severed her femoral artery. She's dying.

Tara Chambler:
Okay, so the artery's severed. Can it be fixed?

Dr. Denise Cloyd:
Maybe by a surgeon.

Tara Chambler:
You were gonna be a surgeon.

Dr. Denise Cloyd:
But I'm not.

Tara Chambler:
She was protecting this place. She was guarding us. That's why we're here, for each other. You're afraid? I don't care. Help her. Try! Help her!

Dr. Eugene Porter:
[Eugene steps forward towards Denise] You don't want to be a coward. I know.

Dr. Denise Cloyd:
I need an abdominal binder, we're gonna pull the knife.

[last lines]

Wolves Leader:
[Morgan enters a house only to be attacked by the wolves leader, after surviving a giant scuffle the wolves leader recognizes Morgan] You can't, can you. You should've.

Morgan Jones:
[Morgan beats the Wolves leader to the ground, as Morgan stands over him to take a swing to his head with the wooden aikido stick] I'm sorry.

Spencer Monroe:
[after the Wolves attack] Is this what it's like? Out there?

Rosita Espinosa:
Pretty much.

Spencer Monroe:
How do you live in a world like that?

Rosita Espinosa:
This group... and Abraham, and this place... make sure you've got something worth dying for.

[knowing Dale is dying in agony, Daryl points a gun at his head]

Daryl Dixon:
Sorry, brother.

[Dale weakly nods in silent appreciation, shot rings out as screen goes black]

[to Glenn]

Hershel Greene:
You become a father someday, you'll understand: No man is good enough for your little girl... until one is.

[He hands Gelnn a family heirloom pocket watch]

Merle Dixon:
How come we never hooked up?

Andrea:
You called me a whore and a rugmuncher.

Merle Dixon:
Got a way with words, don't I?

Rick Grimes:
Are you serious? You want them living in a cell next to you? They'll just be waiting for a chance to grab our weapons. You want to go back to sleeping with one eye open?

T-Dog:
I never stopped. Bring them into the fold. If we send them off packing, we might as well execute them ourselves.

Glenn Rhee:
I don't know. Axel seems a little unstable.

Carol Peletier:
After all we've been through? We've fought so hard for all this, what if they decide to take it?

Maggie Greene:
It's just been us for so long. They're strangers, I don't - it feels weird all of a sudden to have these other people around.

T-Dog:
You brought us in.

Maggie Greene:
Yeah, but you turned out with a shot boy in your arms. Didn't give us a choice.

Glenn Rhee:
They can't even kill walkers.

Carol Peletier:
They're convicts, bottom line.

T-Dog:
Those two might even less blood on their hands then we do.

Daryl Dixon:
I get guys like this. Hell, I grew up with them. They're degenerates, but they ain't psychos. I could have been in there with them just as easy I'm out here with you guys.

Carol Peletier:
Stop!

T-Dog:
Why? Sit here and wait to die?

Carol Peletier:
I'll do what I have to. You're not becoming one of those things.

T-Dog:
I can't ask that.

Carol Peletier:
It's the pact, remember?

T-Dog:
This is God's plan. He'll take care of me. Always has. He's gonna help me lead you out of these tunnels.

T-Dog:
[last words, to Carol] Go! I'm dead!

The Governor:
Remember, if it gets tough out there, you're always welcome here.

Andrea:
That's very kind. Thank you, Governor.

The Governor:
Phillip.

Andrea:
I thought you never told anyone your name.

The Governor:
Someone told me recently never to say never, so...

Rick Grimes:
We'll give the prisoners a week's worth of supplies for the road.

T-Dog:
They might not last a week.

Rick Grimes:
Their choice.

T-Dog:
Did they really have one?

Rick Grimes:
Hey, whose blood would you rather have on your hands? Glenn's? Maggie's? Or theirs?

T-Dog:
Neither.

[after discussing the day's work they've got ahead of them]

Carol Peletier:
Where's Glenn and Maggie? We could use some help.

Daryl Dixon:
Up in the guard tower.

Rick Grimes:
Guard tower? They were just up there last night.

Daryl Dixon:
[calling out] Glenn! Maggie!

[Glenn walking out shirtless, zipping up his pants]

Glenn Rhee:
Hey, what's up, guys?

[All laugh quietly]

Daryl Dixon:
You coming?

Glenn Rhee:
What?

[Everyone stifles laughter]

Daryl Dixon:
[trying to keep a strait face] You comin'?

[Glenn looks at a disheveled Maggie]

Daryl Dixon:
Come on, we could use a hand.

[Quickly realizing what Daryl meant]

Glenn Rhee:
Yeah, we'll be right down.

Maggie Greene:
So gross.

[Others walk away chuckling]

[about Axel and Oscar]

T-Dog:
Those two might actually have less blood on their hands than we do.

Daryl Dixon:
I get guys like this. Hell, I grew up with them. They're degenerates, but they ain't psychos. I could have been in there with them just as easy as I'm out here with you guys.

T-Dog:
So are you with me?

Daryl Dixon:
Hell no!

[Knowing she's about to die]

Lori Grimes:
Carl? Baby, I don't want you to be scared, okay? This is what I want. This is right. Now you... you take care of your daddy for me, all right? And your little brother or sister, you take care...

Carl Grimes:
You don't have to do this.

Lori Grimes:
You're gonna be fine. You are gonna beat this world. I know you will. You are smart, and you are strong, and you are so brave, and I love you.

Carl Grimes:
I love you too.

Lori Grimes:
You gotta do what's right, baby. You promise me, you'll always do what's right. It's so easy to do the wrong thing in this world. So don't... so if it feels wrong, don't do it, all right? If it feels easy, don't do it. Don't let the world spoil you. You're so good. You're my sweet boy. You're the best thing I ever did. And I love you.

[Carl hugs Lori, both sobbing]

Lori Grimes:
I love you. You're my sweet, sweet boy. I love you.

[Maggie cries]

Lori Grimes:
Okay... okay, now. Okay. Maggie, when this is over, you're gonna have to...

[Maggie begins to protest]

Lori Grimes:
You have to do it! It can't be Rick! All right... all right. It's all right. It's all right.

[Maggie agrees, Carl cries, Lori sighs]

Lori Grimes:
Good night love.

Meghan Chambler:
[Holding up a pawn] What's this one called?

The Governor:
That's a pawn. They're your soldiers.

Meghan Chambler:
Do they die?

The Governor:
Sometimes.

Meghan Chambler:
Do you lose if they die?

The Governor:
[Glances in the bedroom] No, not necessarily. You can lose a lot of soldiers but still win the game.

Meghan Chambler:
[Megan holds up the king]

The Governor:
That's the king. That's the guy you want to capture.

Meghan Chambler:
[Megan goes to the kitchen counter, returns with a Sharpie]

The Governor:
What're you doing?

Meghan Chambler:
You'll see.

Meghan Chambler:
[Megan uses Sharpie on the king pieces, then holds up the king with eye patch markings] Looks like you.

The Governor:
Yeah.

[Phillip chuckles, admires the king piece]

The Governor:
Come on, let's play.

The Governor:
[Setting up chess pieces] See, these are pawns...

Lilly Chambler:
Where should we go?

The Governor:
Where ever they let us. There's no use making a plan.

Lilly Chambler:
Who?

The Governor:
The roads. The biters.

Axel:
I didn't mean no offense. I've been locked up a long while and, well, there weren't many woman. You following me? I mean, Maggie, she's with Glenn and you're a lesbian. I was just talking with her.

Carol Peletier:
I'm not a lesbian.

Axel:
You got the... short hair. You're not a lesbian? My, my, this is interesting.

Carol Peletier:
No, it's not.

Glenn Rhee:
Daryl, this was Merle. It was. He did this.

Rick Grimes:
You saw him?

Glenn Rhee:
Face to face. Threw a walker at me. He was gonna execute us.

Daryl Dixon:
S-So my brother's this governor?

Maggie Greene:
No, it's somebody else. Your brother is his lieutenant or something.

Daryl Dixon:
Does he know I'm still with you?

Glenn Rhee:
He does now. Rick, I'm sorry. We told him where the prison was. We couldn't hold out.

Rick Grimes:
Don't. No need to apologize.

The Governor:
[to Merle] You wanted your brother. Now you got him.

Lori Grimes:
Listen, Beth's in some catatonic shock. We need Hershel.

Daryl Dixon:
Yeah. So what?

Lori Grimes:
So I need you to run in to town real quick and bring him and Rick back. Daryl?

Daryl Dixon:
Your b*tch went window-shopping. You want him? Fetch him yourself. I got better things to do.

Lori Grimes:
What's the matter with you? Why would you be so selfish?

Daryl Dixon:
Selfish? Listen to me, Olive Oyl. I was out there looking for that little girl every single day. I took an arrow and a bullet in the process. Don't you me about getting my hands dirty! You want those two idiots? Have a nice ride. I'm done looking for people.

Rick Grimes:
You thought there was a cure. You can't blame yourself for holding out for hope.

Hershel Greene:
Hope? When I first saw you running across my field with your boy in your arms, I had a little hope he would survive.

Rick Grimes:
But he did.

Hershel Greene:
He did. Even though we lost Otis. Your man Shane made it back and we saved your boy. That was the miracle that proved to me miracles do exist. Only it was a sham, a bait and switch. I was a fool, Rick, and you people saw that. My daughters deserve better than that.

Rick Grimes:
I promised Maggie that I'd bring you home safe.

Hershel Greene:
Like you promised that little girl?

Rick Grimes:
So what's your plan? Finish that bottle? Drink yourself to death and leave your girls alone?

Hershel Greene:
Stop telling me how to care for my family, my farm. You people are like a plague! I do the Christian thing, give you shelter, and you destroyed it all!

Rick Grimes:
The world was already in bad shape when we met.

Hershel Greene:
And you take responsibility! You're supposed to be their leader!

Rick Grimes:
Well, I'm here now, aren't I?

Hershel Greene:
Yes. Yes. Yes, you are.

Rick Grimes:
Now come on. Your girls need you now, more than ever.

Hershel Greene:
I didn't want to believe you. You told me there was no cure, that these people were dead, not sick. I chose not to believe it. But when Shane shot Lou in the chest and she just kept coming, that's when I knew what an ass I've been. That Annette had been dead long ago and I was feeding a rotten corpse! That's when I knew there was no hope. And when that little girl came out of the barn, the look on your face - I knew you knew it too. Right? There is no hope. And you know it, like I do. Don't you? There is no hope for any of us.

Dave:
I'm Dave. That scrawny-looking douche bag is Tony.

Tony:
Eat me, Dave?

Dave:
Hey, maybe someday I will.

Dave:
Walkers? That what you call them?

Glenn:
Yeah.

Dave:
That's good. I like that. I like that better than lamebrains.

Tony:
More succinct.

Dave:
Okay, Tony went to college.

Tony:
Two years.

Rick Grimes:
We don't know anything about you.

Dave:
No, that's true. You don't know anything about us. You don't what we had to go through out there, the things we've had to do. I bet you've had to do some of those things yourself. Am I right? 'Cause ain't nobody's hands clean in what's left of this world. We're all the same.

Lori Grimes:
We're ready. [for Sophia's funeral]

Carol Peletier:
Why?

Daryl Dixon:
'Cause that's your little girl.

Carol Peletier:
That's not my little girl. It's some other... thing. My Sophia was lost in the woods. All this time, I thought. But she didn't go hungry. She didn't cry herself to sleep. She didn't try to find her way back. Sophia died a long time ago.

Rick Grimes:
You fellas are a long way from Philadelphia.

Dave:
Feels like we're a long way from *anywhere*.

Rick Grimes:
Well, what drove you south?

Dave:
Well, I can tell you it wasn't the weather: I must have dropped thirty pounds in sweat alone down here.

Tony:
I wish.

Dave:
No, first it was D.C: I heard there might be some kind of refugee camp, but the roads were so jammed we never even got close. We decided to get off the highways into the sticks, keep hauling ass. Every group we came across had a new rumor about a way out of this thing.

Tony:
One guy told us there was a coast guard sending in the gulf, sending ferries to the islands.

Dave:
The latest was a rail yard in Montgomery running trains to the middle of the country, Kansas, Nebraska.

Glenn:
Nebraska?

Tony:
Low population, lots of guns.

Glenn:
Kind of makes sense.

Dave:
Ever been to Nebraska, kid? A reason they call 'em "flyover states".

[first lines]

Daryl Dixon:
[to Carol after seeing Sophia put down] Don't look. Don't look.

Dave:
[Rick looks at Dave's gun] Not bad, huh? I got it off a cop.

Rick Grimes:
I'm a cop.

Dave:
This one was already dead.

Shane Walsh:
[shouting at Dale, who is staring crossly at him] You got something to say, Dale? Go ahead man, y-Mr. Moral Authority, huh [chuckles] the, uh, the voice of reason. [snaps] Let me ask you something, man, what do you do? What do you do to keep this camp safe? Huh, what you do? What, you-you fix up an RV? You babysit some guns? And you pointed one at my chest, right? But you just, you couldn't pull that trigger, could you? If I was such a danger and I was such a threat, what did you do to stop me, huh? I smashed that barn open, I saved Carl, that's me, that ain't you, that ain't Rick, that's me. Tell you what, Dale: next time I need a, uh, a radiator hose, I give you a call, man. [drives off]

Dave:
[in the bar] How 'bout you, pal? Have one?

Hershel Greene:
I just quit.

Dave:
Got a unique sense of timing, my friend.

Rick Grimes:
His name's Hershel. He lost people today, a lot of them.

Dave:
I'm truly sorry to hear that. [raises glass] To better days and new friends... and to our dead. May they be in a better place.

Dave:
[to Rick, who has denied both men a place in his camp] You gotta understand, we can't stay out there. You know what it's like.

Rick Grimes:
Yeah, I do. But the farm is too crowded as is: I'm sorry. You'll have to keep looking.

Dave:
Keep looking? Where do you suggest we do that?

Rick Grimes:
I don't know. I hear Nebraska's nice.

Dave:
Nebraska. [chuckles] This guy... [pulls out his gun to shoot Rick; Rick instantly shoots both Dave and Tony dead]

Dale Horvath:
This place is going to hell.

Lori Grimes:
I'm trying hard to prevent that.

Dale Horvath:
You won't be able to. Oh, there are people in this camp who think that what Shane did was justified.

Lori Grimes:
I know you two can't stand each other but he did something that needed to be done.

Dale Horvath:
'Cause he's dangerous.

Lori Grimes:
Yeah, he's a hothead.

Dale Horvath:
No Lori, he's dangerous. I think he killed Otis.

Lori Grimes:
Otis was killed by walkers.

Dale Horvath:
[testily] He knew how to handle walkers! Otis was the one who was putting 'em in the barn!

Lori Grimes:
You need to be really clear with me right now, what are you saying?

Dale Horvath:
I believe that-that Shane sacrificed Otis. I can't prove it but I-I-I-I think that he, I think that he shot him and left him for bait so that he could get away.

Lori Grimes:
Shane may be a hothead but he's not a murderer. And-and-and-and why would he kill somebody that's trying to help?

Dale Horvath:
I don't know, maybe he was pinned down. He said, he said it, he all but threw it in my face! I'm telling you, I-I knew guys like him, and sooner or later, he's gonna kill somebody else.

Rick Grimes:
[going through a box filled with dresses] Your stepmother's things?

Maggie Greene:
He was so sure she'd recover, they'd just pick up where they left off.

Shane Walsh:
[finds hip flask] Looks like he found an old friend.

Maggie Greene:
That belonged to my grandfather. He gave it to Dad when he died.

Rick Grimes:
I didn't take Hershel for a drinker.

Maggie Greene:
No, he gave it up on the day I was born. He didn't even allow liquor in the house.

Dave:
[they find out about the farm] Well, hang on a second, this-this farm sounds pretty sweet, don't it sound sweet, Tony?

Tony:
Yeah, real sweet.

Dave:
Yeah, how about a little Southern hospitality? We got some buddies back at camp, been having a real hard time. I don't see why you can't make room for a few more, we could pool our resources, our manpower.

Rick Grimes:
Look, I'm sorry, that's not an option.

Dave:
Doesn't sound like it'd be a problem.

Glenn:
Maggie said she loves me. [chuckles] She doesn't mean it. I mean, she can't, I mean why, she-she's upset or confused, or she's probably feeling...

Rick Grimes:
I think she's smart enough to know what she's feeling.

Glenn:
No. No. No, I... you know, she-she wants to be in love, so she-she needs something to-to like, hold onto...

Rick Grimes:
Glenn, it's pretty obvious to everyone: Maggie loves you and not just because you're one of the last men standing, so what's the problem?

Glenn:
I didn't say it back.

Rick Grimes:
Huh?

Glenn:
I've never had a woman say that to me before, you know, except my mom, of course, and-and my sisters. But with Maggie it's different, I mean, what, we barely know each other, wh-wh-what does she really know about me? Nothing. We're practically strangers. I-I didn't know what to do with it, I just stood there like a jerk.

Rick Grimes:
Hey, hey, this is a good thing: something we don't get enough of these days, enjoy it. And when we get back, return the favor, it's-it's not like she's going anywhere.

[first lines]

Alex:
[Gareth and his people talk while locked in a train car in a flashback] We should never have put up the signs. What the hell did we think was gonna happen? We brought them here.

Gareth:
We were trying to do something good. [Alex laughs] We were being human beings.

Alex:
What are we now Gareth? [Gareth closes his eyes as his expression grows cold]

[Rick and the group discuss amongst themselves while preparing to escape the train car]

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
They seemed nice enough, but I was ready to go.

[Abraham chuckles]

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
We just got here, but, damn, it was time to go. When I told them about DC, a wink and a nod from the head a**hole in charge they pulled their guns and it was right back to our regularly scheduled sh*t storm.

Sasha Williams:
Before they put you in here, you didn't see Tyreese?

Michonne:
No.

Sasha Williams:
Good.

Daryl Dixon:
Black car with a white cross painted on it. I tried to follow it. I tried.

Carol Peletier:
So she's alive?

Daryl Dixon:
She's alive.

Terminan:
[the group hears the Terminus men chatting outside the train car] Everybody shut up. Shut up!

Daryl Dixon:
All right, got four of them pricks coming this way.

Rick Grimes:
Y'all know what to do. Go for their eyes first. Then their throats.

Terminan:
Put your backs to the walls on either end of the car now!

[the top of the train car unexpectedly opens when a gas can falls in]

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
[screams] Move!

[the can explodes]

[Gareth takes the gag off of Bob's mouth as Bob pleads for his life and the other members of Rick's group beside him]

Bob Stookey:
Don't do this. We can fix this.

Gareth:
No, you can't.

Bob Stookey:
You don't have to do this. We told you there's a way out of all this. You just have to take a chance. We have a man who knows how to stop it. He has a cure. We just have to get him to Washington. You don't have to do this, man. We can put the world back to how it was.

Gareth:
Can't go back, Bob.

[Gareth gags Bob as Bob still tries to mumble]

Bob Stookey:
We can! You don't have to do this!

[Gareth talks to Rick before the Terminus men slit open his throat]

Gareth:
We saw you go into the woods with a bag and come out without it. Had to pull my spotters back before we could go look for it. What was in it? You hid it, right? In case things went bad? Smart. Still, we'll find it. But it's too dangerous to go out there right now.

[pulls Bob forward with a knife aiming to his eye]

Gareth:
What was in it? I'm curious. And it was a big bag.

[pause]

Gareth:
You really gonna let me do this?

Rick Grimes:
Let me take you out there. I'll show you.

Gareth:
Not gonna happen, but this might.

[brings the knife closer to Bob's eye]

Rick Grimes:
There's guns in it. AK-47... 44 Magnum. Automatic weapons. Nightscope. There's a compound bow and a machete with a red handle. That's what I'm gonna use to kill you.

[Gareth chuckles before putting the rag back over Rick's mouth]

Gareth:
Thanks.

[Carol holds a gun on Mary at Terminus]

Mary:
The signs... they were real. It was a sanctuary. People came and took this place.

Carol Peletier:
Just tell me where...

Mary:
And they raped and they killed, and they laughed over weeks. But we got out and we fought it and we got it back. And we heard the message. You're the butcher... or you're the cattle.

Carol Peletier:
The men they pulled from that train car where are they?

Carol Peletier:
[Carol shoots Mary in the leg screaming at her] Where are they?

Mary:
Now... point it at my head.

Mary:
[Mary begins chuckling] You could have been one of us. You could have listened to what the world is telling you.

Carol Peletier:
You lead people here and you take what they have and you kill them. Is that what this place is?

Mary:
No, not at first. It's what it had to be. And we're still here.

Carol Peletier:
You're not here. Neither am I.

[Carol sets down the gun she's holding and walks to open the building door as a group of Walkers stumble inside, ignoring Carol who's covered in Walker blood]

Mary:
[Mary screams as Carol leaves out the door] No! No! No!

[Eugene Porter talks to Rick and the group about the cure dying with him]

Dr. Eugene Porter:
Even if I told you all, even if I provided step-by-step instructions complete with illustrations and a well-composed FAQ and I went red-ring, the cure would still die with me.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
I'm not gonna let that happen.

Dr. Eugene Porter:
The best-case scenario, we step out in a hellstorm of bullets, fire, and walkers. I'm not a fleet of foot. I sure as hell can't take a dead one down with sharp buttons and hella confidence.

Michonne:
Yeah, but we can and we will.

[Eugene explains his position to Rick's group]

Dr. Eugene Porter:
I was part of a 10-person team at the Human Genome Project to weaponize diseases to fight weaponized diseases. Pathogenic microorganisms with pathogenic microorganisms. Fire with fire. Interdepartmental drinks were had, relationships made, information shared. I am keenly aware of the all details behind fail-safe delivery systems to kill every living person on this planet. I believe with a little tweaking on the terminals in D.C., we can flip the script. Take out every last dead one of them. Fire with fire.

[Eugene looks at Tara]

Dr. Eugene Porter:
All things being equal, it does sound pretty badass.

[Carol prepares to leave for Terminus to save Rick and the group]

Tyreese Williams:
How are you gonna do this?

Carol Peletier:
I'm gonna kill people.

[Terminan Martin sets up firework charges while talking on the walkie-talkie]

Female Terminan on Radio:
10-minute count. You screw up. You're on your own, Martin.

Martin:
[Martin replies back on the radio] You don't have to tell me. I wipe my own ass. Alex didn't get it. See, I knew the chick with the sword was bad news. B*tch looked like a weapon with a weapon.

Female Terminan on Radio:
He was always a sloppy-ass mother.

Martin:
[Martin talks into the radio] Yeah, I told Albert I want the kid's hat after they bleed him out.

Carol Peletier:
[Carol holds a gun up to Martin's head] Keep your finger off the button and drop it.

Female Terminan on Radio:
They're only doing eight before public face.

Martin:
Listen, y'all don't have to do this. Whatever you want, we have a place where everybody is welcome.

Tyreese Williams:
Shut up, man.

Martin:
Okay.

Carol Peletier:
We're friends of the chick with the sword and the kid in the hat.

[Terminus Martin talks to Tyreese in the abandoned cabin]

Martin:
[sighs] I don't have any friends. I mean, I know people. They're just a**holes I stay alive with. The other one your friend? The woman? I used to have them. Used to watch football on Sundays. Went to Church. I know I did. But I can't picture it anymore. It's funny how you don't even notice the time go by. Horrible sh*t just stacks up day after day. You get used to it.

Tyreese Williams:
I haven't got used to it.

Martin:
Of course you haven't. You're the kind of guy who saves babies. It's kind of like saving an anchor when you're stuck on a boat in the middle of the ocean. Been behind some kind of walls, right? You're still around, but haven't had to get your hands dirty. I can tell. See, you're a good guy.

Tyreese Williams:
You have no idea about the things I've done.

Martin:
You're a good guy. That's why you're gonna die today. It's why the baby's gonna die.

[Tyreese stands up taking Martin's comments as a threat]

Martin:
Or... you can get in that car, get out of here, keep on being lucky.

Tyreese Williams:
You think you're gonna kill me?

Martin:
Why haven't you killed me? How does having me alive help you? Why the hell are you even talking to me? Take her, take the car, and go. I don't want to do this today.

[Tyreese continues to talk to Terminus Martin]

Tyreese Williams:
Nobody's got to die today.

Martin:
Man, if you believe that... then it's definitely going to be you and the kid.

[while in Terminus looking for survivors, Rick opens a storage container with a crazed man inside]

Crazed Man:
[the crazed man with writing over his head comes running out of the container at Rick talking hysterically] We're the same! We're them!

Rick Grimes:
[Rick shoves the crazed man off of him] Back off!

Crazed Man:
We're the same! [the crazed man chuckles at Rick before being attacked by a walker]

[last lines]

[we see a flaskback of the crazed man and Gareth in the train car]

Gareth:
[the crazed man brings Mary back into the train car] It's okay.

Crazed Man:
No, it's not.

[the crazed man walks out chuckling]

Gareth:
[Gareth talks to his mother] We're gonna take it back.

Mary:
How?

Gareth:
You're either the butcher or you're the cattle

[first lines]

Gang Leader:
[in the flashback, we see Daryl, Sasha, and Abraham come upon the gang of bikers sitting in the middle of the road] Why don't you come on out, join us in the road? That's great. Doing well right out of the gate. Now, step two, hand over your weapons.

Daryl Dixon:
Why should we?

Sasha Williams:
Well, they're not yours.

Sasha Williams:
Whose are they?

Gang Leader:
[the Gang Leader steps forward] Your property now belongs to Negan.

Gang Leader:
[in the present] And if you can get your hands on a tanker, you're people our person wants to know. So let's get those sidearms, shall we? Right now.

[Abraham resists giving his gun to the Gang Leader, as the Gang Leader gives Abraham some advice]

Gang Leader:
If you have to eat sh*t, best not to nibble. Bite, chew, swallow, repeat. It goes quicker.

Gang Leader:
[Abraham gives up his sidearm as the Gang Leader mouths] Thank you.

[Glenn gives Enid encouraging words at the Church to keep fighting]

Enid:
When I wanted to run... you said, 'That's how you lose people... even after they're gone.' What the hell does that mean?

Glenn Rhee:
People you love... they made you who you are. They're still part of you. If you stop being you, that last bit of them that's still around inside, who you are... it's gone.

Enid:
Who are those people to you?

Glenn Rhee:
My parents. A man named Dale. Maggie's father, Hershel. A woman named Andrea. A man named Tyreese. Who are they to you?

Enid:
My parents.

Glenn Rhee:
Then they're still here... 'cause you're still here.

[the Gang Leader threatens Abraham and Sasha when they ask too many questions]

Gang Leader:
You see, usually we introduce ourselves by just popping one of you right off the bat. But you seem like reasonable people. I mean, you're sportin' dress blues, for Christ's sake. And, like I said, we're gonna drive you back to where you were. I mean, do you know how awkward it is carpooling with someone whose friend or friends you've just killed? Oof. But I told you not to ask questions. And what does this ginger do? So that's that. I don't want you to get the wrong impression of me.

Sasha Williams:
[the Gang Leader draws his pistol] Wait! Wait.

[Enid shows Glenn her courage to help save Maggie off the platform]

Glenn Rhee:
I didn't want you to give up on this place, on these people, to be afraid.

Enid:
You were right. So I'm here now. And I'm going out there and I'm helping you. We have to get her off that platform. She's hurt. She needs help getting over the wall. I can climb up the gate. You can distract them. We do it together.

Glenn Rhee:
[Enid chuckles] I'm just gonna follow you, anyways.

[last lines]

Rick Grimes:
[Rick leans over Carl's bed and talks to him while holding his hand] I was wrong. I thought after living behind these walls for so long that... maybe they couldn't learn. But today... I saw what they could do, what 'we' could do, if we work together. We'll rebuild the walls. We'll expand the walls. There will be more. There's gotta be more. Everything Deanna was talking about... is possible. It's all possible. I see that now.

Rick Grimes:
[Rick voice starts to crack for what he saw that night] When I was out there... with them... when it was over... when I knew we had this place again... I had this feeling. It took me a while to remember what it was... because I haven't felt it since before I woke up in that hospital bed.

Rick Grimes:
[Rick begins to cry, holding onto Carl's head] I want to show you the new world, Carl. I want to make it a reality for you. Please, Carl... let me show you.

[Carl tightens his hand to his dad]

[Abraham asks the Gang Leader biker who Negan is when the Leader sings a quote]

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
Who's Negan?

Gang Leader:
Ding, Dong / Hell's Bells

[the Gang Leader holds his gun on Abraham and Sasha]

Sasha Williams:
You don't have to do this.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
[the Gang Leader draws his second pistol out] Shut up.

Sasha Williams:
I am talking to the man.

Gang Leader:
[the Leader clicks the hammer on his pistols] No, you're not.

Gang Leader:
[the Leader pauses before sighing] I'm not gonna kill you. Wait, wait. You know what? Yes, I am!

[as the bikers explode in a burst of flames]

[Daryl shows Sasha and Abraham the dead biker he killed behind the truck]

Daryl Dixon:
Son of a b*tch was tougher than he looks.

Sasha Williams:
Did he cut you?

Daryl Dixon:
A little. What a bunch of a**holes.

[Abraham looks at the Gang Leader's head on fire amongst the motorcycle bikes]

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
Nibble on that.

[Father Gabriel volunteers to carry Judith back to his Church among the crowd of Walkers]

Father Gabriel Stokes:
I'll take her. Keep her safe in my Church until you all lead the Walkers away.

Michonne:
Can you do this?

Father Gabriel Stokes:
I'm supposed to. I have to. I will.

[Jessie tries to have Father Gabriel take Sam back to the Church with him]

Jessie Anderson:
Take Sam.

Sam Anderson:
No.

Jessie Anderson:
Yes, Sam, it'll be safer.

Sam Anderson:
I'm not leaving you.

Jessie Anderson:
Sam...

Sam Anderson:
Mom, I'm not. I can keep going.

Jessie Anderson:
Sam...

Sam Anderson:
I can keep going. Please. Please. Let's just go.

[the Alpha Wolf looks at the crowd of Walkers on the street as Denise shivers]

Alpha Wolf:
[the Alpha Wolf smiles at Denise] How things turn.

[the Alpha Wolf tells Denise his plan to make it to the tower with her]

Alpha Wolf:
When there's an opening, we'll make a break for that tower. Hmm?

Dr. Denise Cloyd:
No, I'll just slow you down.

Alpha Wolf:
Denise. Denise, you're here... with me. I need you. Maybe I want you to stay 'cause I'm enjoying your company so much.

[the Alpha Wolf smiles at Denise]

[the Alpha Wolf holds his gun on Denise, hearing the Walkers all over in the air]

Alpha Wolf:
I like what you said before. That I wasn't born this way. You're right. I changed. And now I want to help you change.

[the Alpha Wolf tells Denise that she has a gift]

Alpha Wolf:
You've been given a gift, Denise. You'll see that one day. Or maybe you won't.

[the Alpha Wolf smiles at Denise]

[Sam in the middle of Walkers on the street, begins to remember the story Carol told him once]

Carol Peletier:
[Sam sees the faces of the snarling Walkers, hearing Carol's voice] The monsters will come, and you won't be able to run away when they come for you. The ones out there. And they will tear you apart and eat you up all while you're still alive.

Jessie Anderson:
[Sam lets go of Rick's hand, as Jessie whispers] Sam? Sam? Come on, come on. Sweetheart? Sam?

[Ron pulls the trigger of his pistol before falling to the ground, as Carl turns around]

Carl Grimes:
[Carl looks at his dad with a hole to his eye] Dad?

Rick Grimes:
[Rick gasps] Carl.

Rick Grimes:
[Carl falls to the ground as Rick carries him off the ground, following Michonne's sword slashing] No!

[Eugene prepares himself to go out to the street as Rosita cuts him off]

Dr. Eugene Porter:
Sooner or later, we're fighting our way out. I know you're fully aware that we will.

Rosita Espinosa:
Yeah, we will. Not you.

Dr. Eugene Porter:
Well, by my reckoning...

Rosita Espinosa:
[Rosita cuts his sentence off] Eugene!

Rosita Espinosa:
[Rosita sighs] Come on.

[Gabriel speaks to the survivors in his Church]

Father Gabriel Stokes:
We've been praying... together. Praying that God will save our town. Well, our prayers have been answered. God will save our Alexandria... because God has given us the courage to save it ourselves.

[Everyone volunteers to help Rick in the street]

Carol Peletier:
I'm going to help, Rick.

Morgan Jones:
I'm going, too.

Tara Chambler:
I'm with you.

Rosita Espinosa:
All right, me, too.

Dr. Eugene Porter:
Right behind you.

Rosita Espinosa:
Eugene, you don't have to.

Dr. Eugene Porter:
That's incorrect. I do. No one gets to clock out today. And, hell, this is a story people are gonna tell.

[Rick gives a speech to the Alexandria survivors about the wall holding up]

Rick Grimes:
Look, I know you're scared. You haven't seen anything like this. You haven't been through anything like this. But we're safe for now. The panel the truck hit seems intact. We reinforced it just in case. Either way, the wall's gonna hold together. Can you?

[Jessie tells the other women at Alexandria about having to fight]

Jessie Anderson:
I used to not want to see... the way things are. It's not that I couldn't, it's that I - I didn't want to. But this is what life looks like now. We have to see it. We have to fight it. If we don't fight, we die.

[Deanna talks to Rick, after having just battled her first walker]

Deanna Monroe:
I want to live. I want this place to stay standing.

Rick Grimes:
You need to lead them.

Deanna Monroe:
They don't need me. What they need is you.

[last lines]

Rick Grimes:
[Rick quotes what Jessie said to him once before] This is what life looks like now.

Jessie Anderson:
You heard about that? I wasn't saying there wasn't a future. There's gotta be. Tell me there's more.

[Rick quietly moves in to give Jessie passionate kisses]

[Deanna finds Spencer getting drunk with a basket of food and alcohol he stole from the pantry]

Deanna Monroe:
Are you drunk?

Spencer Monroe:
Getting there.

Deanna Monroe:
This came from the pantry. You... you stole it?

Spencer Monroe:
I wouldn't call it that.

Deanna Monroe:
So what you told everyone... that was just bullshit?

Spencer Monroe:
No. If they all went in and raided the pantry and everyone knew it, saw it, then that would be the end. But one person? One person, and no one ever would know. So, why not me? I stopped that little run at the bank. I deserve a reward. One last celebration. Because they were right, Mom, and you know it. We're all gonna be dead real soon.

Deanna Monroe:
Damn it, Spencer!

Spencer Monroe:
Me? Now that is some bullshit! You're the reason we're so screwed. You made us this way. We were never safe here. But you didn't want to see that. You didn't want us to see that. You just wanted to dream. What happened to Dad, to Aiden, that's all you.

[Ron tells Carl after being shoved on the ground]

Ron Anderson:
I'll tell your dad. He'll go out to find you, then other people will, too. And then somebody's gonna die. Huh? You saved my life and now I'm saving yours.

[first lines]

[Deanna walks along on top of the fence wall as she listens down at Michonne talking to Maggie]

Michonne:
The town was overrun. He split off with Nicholas. He had this idea that... if he lit a fire, it would stop the walkers from coming here. I tried to go instead. I wanted to. The fire never got lit. We had to keep going. I'm sorry. He said if he got stuck, he would find a way to send a signal.

Maggie Greene:
A signal?

Rick Grimes:
[Deanna hears a scream in the distance come from outside the gate] Open the gate!

Rick Grimes:
[Deanna see's a herd of walkers following Rick right to the community] Open the gate!

[Denise finds Tara still at the hospital office]

Tara Chambler:
You're still here?

Dr. Denise Cloyd:
Don't.

Tara Chambler:
'Kay. Won't tell you you're being brave, either.

[Rick stops Jessie from burying the dead Wolves]

Rick Grimes:
Don't. We don't bury killers inside the walls.

Jessie Anderson:
We aren't going out there. So what do we do?

Rick Grimes:
We wait.

[Carl and Ron get in an argument about Enid going over the wall]

Carl Grimes:
So you just want to leave her out there?

Ron Anderson:
I told her to stop going over the wall, I told her there's bad people out there and that it's stupid and dangerous.

Carl Grimes:
Not if you know what you're doing.

Ron Anderson:
Well, I'm not gonna let you go. Carl. Carl, you're not going out there.

Carl Grimes:
[Ron tries to hold Carl back] Back off!

[Carl and Ron begin to get in a shoving match when Carl shoves Ron to the ground]

[Aaron see's Maggie gearing up with guns and ammo to go out looking for Glenn]

Aaron:
The flashlights, the rebar, the rope. You lower them off the wall a good distance apart, maybe spin them. That way, the walkers are drawn to each one and you open up a path. Now you're gearing up. Just waiting for dark, right? What happens when you twist an ankle jumping down? Hmm? Or you just get slowed down by one of them and have to deal with all of them? I can't let you do this.

Maggie Greene:
You can't stop me.

Aaron:
I'm going to help you. And I know a safer way out.

[Denise and Tara talk to each other while Denise sits on the floor scared]

Dr. Denise Cloyd:
[Denise looks to Scott on the operating table] He hasn't woken up. His wound's infected. I don't know what the hell to do, so it doesn't really matter what I'm being.

Tara Chambler:
Yeah, but you're still here.

Dr. Denise Cloyd:
Why are you here?

Tara Chambler:
My head hurts.

Dr. Denise Cloyd:
On a scale of 1 to 10, how bad?

Tara Chambler:
I'm lying. I'm just checking on you.

Dr. Denise Cloyd:
Well... here I am.

Dr. Denise Cloyd:
[Denise chuckles] Clueless on the floor.

Tara Chambler:
You patched people up. You're helping make things better.

Dr. Denise Cloyd:
I think he's gonna die. And I'm so scared about what's happening in here, that I can't think about what's happening out there. And that's actually good. And I don't know what to do with that. I just want him to live and for the roamers to go away. And for a doctor to show up at the gates so I can go back to my apartment and keep reading 'War And Peace'. But here comes the end of the world.

Tara Chambler:
He's not dead yet.

Dr. Denise Cloyd:
I don't know about that.

Tara Chambler:
It's not like I don't feel it. You know, being afraid sucks.

[Maggie and Aaron talk about Glenn while crossing under the community wall through an underground sewer tunnel]

Maggie Greene:
If he's alive...

Aaron:
If?

Maggie Greene:
He told Michonne he would've found some way to signal us if he got out. If he's alive or he's hurt or trapped maybe taken. If he's alive, he needs my help. That's why I'm doing this. And if he's dead, I don't want to be waiting on him. None of this is your fault you don't need to do this.

Aaron:
People are dead. I was a part of that. And I have to live with that.

[Denise kisses Tara on the lips before sitting beside her]

Tara Chambler:
What is it?

Dr. Denise Cloyd:
It's the end of the world.

Tara Chambler:
No, it's not.

Dr. Denise Cloyd:
Yeah, being afraid sucks.

[Maggie confides in telling Aaron her emotions over Glenn]

Maggie Greene:
[Maggie tears up] I burned his last picture of him because I said I wasn't gonna need it anymore. Because I was never gonna be away from him again.

Maggie Greene:
[Maggie cries] I'm pregnant. He didn't want me to go out there and I said yes, and if I would've gone... if I was with him, maybe I could've helped him. I don't know if he's alive. He would've shown me by now. That's what Michonne said. I just want to see his face. I can't. I don't get to know what will happen. I won't get to know what will happen, what I did right or wrong. Not now. I have to live with that, you do, too.

[Aaron hugs Maggie]

[Deanna asks Rick while she's covered in walker blood]

Deanna Monroe:
What I wanted for this place, was it really just pie in the sky?

Rick Grimes:
No.

[Aaron suggests to Maggie a baby name for when Glenn gets back]

Aaron:
[Aaron smiles at Maggie] When he gets back, it's worth mentioning that Aaron, Erin, works for a boy or a girl, depending on the spelling. Just saying.

[Maggie smiles back]

[Rick tells the Alexandria survivors about what they must do while waiting for the others to arrive back]

Rick Grimes:
Daryl, Abraham, Sasha, they have vehicles. They're gonna lead'em away, just like the others. And Glenn and Nicholas are going to walk back through the front gate after. They know what they're doing, and we know what we need to do. We keep noise to a minimum. Pull our blinds at night. Even better, keep the lights out. We'll try to make this place as quiet as a graveyard, see if they move on.

Francine:
This place is a graveyard.

[Spencer tries to stop the Alexandrian's from raiding the pantry of food]

Bruce:
Why don't you go make sure the gate's closed, Spencer?

Spencer Monroe:
Yeah. That was me. I did that. But that truck outside the walls, it'd be inside if it wasn't for me. I did that, too. If I didn't, maybe we wouldn't be talking right now. Where were you, Bruce?

[Bruce looks down]

Spencer Monroe:
Doing this will start us down a road where nothing matters. Where no one else matters. And then we'll all look back at this moment right now as when we destroyed this place.

[the Alexandrian's begin putting the food back as Deanna holds her head up proud looking to her son]

[Jessie makes some cookies for Sam waiting halfway down the stairs with them]

Jessie Anderson:
Why don't you wanna come downstairs?

Sam Anderson:
I just don't wanna go down there.

Jessie Anderson:
Why?

Sam Anderson:
I just... it didn't change up here.

Jessie Anderson:
Well, I'm more than halfway up, so technically I'm upstairs. You can come here and you won't be downstairs.

Sam Anderson:
No, it's okay, then.

[Jessie sighs with her head down, Jessie still delivers the cookies to Sam's bedroom door]

Maggie Greene:
Give me your hat.

[Glenn gives Maggie his hat and she puts an egg in it and smashes it on his head]

Glenn:
Why would you waste an egg like that?

Maggie Greene:
I figure it was rotten.

Shane Walsh:
Dale, shut up. Just shut up and give me the guns.

Dale Horvath:
Am I gonna have to shoot you? Do I have to kill you? Is that what it's gonna take?

Shane Walsh:
Eh. Yeah. That's what it's gonna take.

Dale Horvath:
This is where you belong, Shane.

Shane Walsh:
How's that, Dale?

Dale Horvath:
This world, what it is now, this is where you belong. And I may not have what it takes to last for long, but that's okay. 'Cause at least I can say when the world goes to sh*t, I didn't let it take me down with it.

Shane Walsh:
Fair enough.

Shane Walsh:
These things ain't sick. They're not people. They're dead. Ain't gonna feel nothing for them 'cause all they do, they kill! These things right here, they're the things that killed Amy. They killed Otis. They're gonna kill all of us.

[pulls out gun]

Shane Walsh:
Hey, Hershel, man, let me ask you something. Can a living breathing person, could they walk away from this?

[shoots walker in its chest]

Rick Grimes:
No! Stop it!

Shane Walsh:
That's three rounds in the chest. Could someone who's alive, can they just take that? Why is it still coming?

[shoots walker in its chest again]

Shane Walsh:
That's its heart, its lungs. Why is it still coming?

[shoots it again]

Rick Grimes:
Shane, enough!

Shane Walsh:
Yeah, you're right, man. That is enough.

[shoots walker in the head, killing it]

Shane Walsh:
Hell man, if you think about it, in the cold light of day, you are pretty much dead already.

Glenn:
I had to tell them!

Maggie:
You did not!

Glenn:
No, I did. Okay? I wanted to. You see, I forgot. Okay? I forgot or I stopped thinking about it or maybe I didn't want to think about it. I let them lower me into that well like it was fun, like I was playing "Portal." - It's a video game...

Maggie:
Of course it's a video game.

Glenn:
And then the pharmacy happened yesterday and I realized something. I forgot that they're dangerous. I don't care if they're sick people or dead people, they're dangerous. And then I realized something else. That I don't want you in danger ever. So I hate to blow your dad's big secret, but I'm sick of secrets. Secrets get you killed. And I'd rather have you pissed off at me and alive than liking me and dead. So that's why I told them.

[Glenn starts to walk away]

Maggie:
Hey, walker-bait!

Glenn:
Don't call me that.

Maggie:
Okay, Glenn.

[They kiss]

[Carol walks outside to Daryl cleaning his cross bow]

Carol Peletier:
[Carol says to Daryl in a chipper voice while wearing a light blue buttoned sweater] Time to punch the clock and make the cassaroles.

Daryl Dixon:
What?

Carol Peletier:
Make dinner for the older people - Mom's who need a break, people who can't cook. Get to meet a lot of the neighbors that way.

Daryl Dixon:
[Daryl scoffs] All right.

Carol Peletier:
Have you taken a shower yet?

Daryl Dixon:
Mm-hmm.

Daryl Dixon:
[Carol pauses to see that Daryl looks no different than when they arrived there] Take a shower. I'm gonna wash that vest. We need to keep up appearances, even you.

Daryl Dixon:
Hey, I ain't starting now.

Carol Peletier:
I'm gonna hose you down in your sleep.

Daryl Dixon:
You look ridiculous.

[last lines]

Rick Grimes:
We good?

Daryl Dixon:
Yeah. You a cop again?

Rick Grimes:
I'm trying it on for size.

Carol Peletier:
So we're staying?

Rick Grimes:
I think we can start sleeping in our own homes. Settle in.

Carol Peletier:
We get comfortable here, we let our guard down - this place is gonna make us weak.

Rick Grimes:
Carl said that. But it's not gonna happen. We won't get weak. That's not in us anymore. We'll make it work.

Rick Grimes:
[Rick turns around to look at Daryl and Carol on the porch of his house] And if they can't make it... then we'll just take this place.

[Deanna talks to Rick on what she wants him and his group for]

Deanna Monroe:
Rick, northern Virgina was effectively evacuated. Millions of people gone. For a long time, there's hardly been anyone living or dead, but still... we have lost people. And, uh... I've done things.

Rick Grimes:
What have you done?

Deanna Monroe:
I exiled three men who didn't work out. And we both know that's as good as killing them.

Rick Grimes:
What do you want from us?

Deanna Monroe:
These families... these families should be able to raise their children in a safe environment. Your son, your daughter, should have a place to grow up. What do I want? I want you to help us survive. I know you can help us do that.

Rick Grimes:
How?

Deanna Monroe:
I am exceptionally good at reading people. If I didn't win re-election, I was going to be a professional poker player.

Deanna Monroe:
[Rick scoffs] I'm not kidding. Rick... it's 3:37 P.M. You're skeptical. You have a right to be. But it's time to decide if you're the one who's doing the deciding.

Rick Grimes:
[Rick turns the hands on his watch to 3:37 P.M] I was a sheriff.

Deanna Monroe:
Yeah, I knew it was something like that. [Rick looks to Deanna with a sincere look]

[Deanna records Carl on camera who's holding baby Judith]

Carl Grimes:
This is the kind of place my mom wanted for us.

Deanna Monroe:
I'm sorry you lost her.

Carl Grimes:
I didn't just lose her. I killed her. It had to be me.

[Aiden and Glenn get heated after their dry run ends up with almost a casualty]

Aiden Monroe:
You three need new gigs. You're not ready for runs yet.

Glenn Rhee:
Yeah, pretty sure you got that backwards.

Aiden Monroe:
Hey. Hey. Look, we got a way of doing things around here.

Glenn Rhee:
You tied up walkers.

Aiden Monroe:
It killed our friend! I'm not having this conversation. You obey my orders out there.

Glenn Rhee:
Oh, then we're just as screwed as your last run crew.

Aiden Monroe:
[Aiden pauses before getting in Glenn's face] Say that again.

Tara Chambler:
No, back off, Aiden.

Noah:
Come on, man. Just take a step back.

Aiden Monroe:
Come on, tough guy!

Glenn Rhee:
No one's impressed, man. Walk away.

Deanna Monroe:
[Deanna runs to the gates] Aiden! What is going on?

Aiden Monroe:
This guy's got a problem with the way we do things. Why did you let these people in?

Glenn Rhee:
Because we actually know what we're doing out there.

[Aiden throws a punch to Glenn but misses, Glenn then takes Aiden down, and Daryl drops Nicholas to the ground]

Deanna Monroe:
Aiden! That's enough! I said that is enough.

Rick Grimes:
[Rick runs in from the distance and tries to pull Daryl back] Whoa, Whoa! Hey, hey, hey! Let's not do this now.

Daryl Dixon:
[Daryl mumbles back] Tell him.

Aiden Monroe:
[Michonne stands in front of Aiden who gets up on his two feet] You want to end up on your ass again?

[Deanna tells Rick and Michonne what their jobs are after breaking up Glenn and Aiden's scuffle]

Deanna Monroe:
[Deanna talks to Rick] I told you I had a job for you. I'd like you to be our constable. That's what you were. That's what you are.

Deanna Monroe:
[Deanna talks to Michonne] And you, too.

Deanna Monroe:
[Deanna looks to both of them] Will you accept?

Rick Grimes:
[Rick nods] Okay.

Michonne:
[Michonne smiles] Yeah, I'm in.

Deanna Monroe:
[Deanna talks to Glenn about Aiden] Thank you.

Glenn Rhee:
For what?

Deanna Monroe:
For knocking him on his ass.

[first lines]

[Rick and the group arrive at Alexandria with Aaron, when Daryl kills an animal outside the fence gate]

Daryl Dixon:
[Daryl holds up the dead animal] We brought dinner.

Aaron:
It's okay. Come on in, guys.

[the groups walks inside the gate]

Nicholas:
Before we take this any further, I need you all to turn over your weapons. If you stay, you hand them over.

Rick Grimes:
We don't know if we want to stay.

Aaron:
It's fine, Nicholas.

Rick Grimes:
If we were gonna use them, we would have started already.

Aaron:
Let them talk to Deanna first.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
Who's Deanna?

Aaron:
She knows everything you want to know about this place. Rick, why don't you start?

Rick Grimes:
[Rick looks outside the gate one more time and see's a Walker] Sasha.

Rick Grimes:
[Sasha turns around to kill the Walker outside the gate as the group starts to walk forward] It's a good thing we're here.

[Deanna records Rick on camera as the two talk to each other for the first time]

Deanna Monroe:
How long have you been out there?

Rick Grimes:
Since the beginning.

Deanna Monroe:
How did you all find each other? Did you know each other before or - ?

Rick Grimes:
We didn't know each other before.

Deanna Monroe:
I was a congress person. Ohio, 15th district. You?

Rick Grimes:
I don't think it matters anymore.

Deanna Monroe:
Oh, I know it does.

Rick Grimes:
What is this place?

Deanna Monroe:
This is the start of sustainability. That's what the brochures we found say. This was a planned community. With it's own solar grid, cisterns, eco-based sewage filtration. Starting at the low 800,000s...

Deanna Monroe:
[Deanna chuckles] If there is such a thing. And they sold them all.

Rick Grimes:
How did you end up here?

Deanna Monroe:
Well, my family and I were trying to get back to Ohio so I could help my district manage the crisis. And... the army stopped us on a back road and directed us here. They were supposed to come later. They didn't. But there were supplies here and we made the best of it.

Rick Grimes:
You put up the wall?

Deanna Monroe:
Well, there was this huge shopping mall being built nearby. And my husband Reg is a professor of architecture. And who he was mattered quite a bit. He got the first plates up with our sons. And after a few weeks, more people arrived and we had help. We had a community.

Rick Grimes:
You've been behind these walls this entire time?

Deanna Monroe:
We need people who have lived out there. Your group is the first we've even considered taking in for a long time.

Rick Grimes:
You should keep your gates closed.

Deanna Monroe:
Why?

Rick Grimes:
Because it's all about survival now. At any cost. People out there are always looking for an angle. Looking to play on your weakness. They measure you by what they can take from you. By how they can use you to live. So bringing people into a place like this now...

Deanna Monroe:
Are you telling me not to bring your people in? Are you already looking after this place? Aaron says I can trust you.

Rick Grimes:
Aaron doesn't know me. I've killed people. I don't even know how many by now. But I know why they're all dead. They're dead so my family, all those people out there, can be alive. So I could be alive for them.

Deanna Monroe:
Sounds like I'd want to be part of your family.

[Rick gets help from Jessie to cut his hair]

Rick Grimes:
Electricty, showers, haircuts - I never thought I'd see those again.

Jessie Anderson:
Come on. Haircuts were never going away. It's okay if you're not okay with this yet.

Jessie Anderson:
That's better. [Jessie hands Rick a mirror, Rick see's himself for the first time in a long time]

[Deanna records Daryl on camera]

Deanna Monroe:
You're welcome to sit, Daryl. I won't bite.

Daryl Dixon:
Yeah, I'm all right.

Deanna Monroe:
Daryl, do you want to be here?

Daryl Dixon:
The boy and the baby, they deserve a roof. I guess. [Daryl shows Deanna that he cares more for Carl and Judith than himself]

[Deanna knocks on Rick's front door to check on him before the end of the first night]

Deanna Monroe:
[Rick answers the front door] Rick, I - Wow.

Deanna Monroe:
[Deanna takes a breath when seeing Rick without his beard] I didn't know what was under there. Listen, I don't mean to interrupt. I just wanted to stop by and see how you were all settling. Oh, my.

Deanna Monroe:
[Deanna see's all of Rick's group staying under the same roof in the living room] Staying together. Smart.

Rick Grimes:
No one said we couldn't.

Deanna Monroe:
You said you were a family. That's what you said. Absolutely amazing to me how people with completely different backgrounds and with nothing in common can become that. Don't you think?

Rick Grimes:
Everybody said you gave them jobs.

Deanna Monroe:
Mm-hmm. Yeah. Part of this place. Looks like the communists won after all.

Rick Grimes:
Well, you didn't give me one.

Deanna Monroe:
I have. I just haven't told you yet. Same with Michonne. I'm closing in on something for Sasha. And I'm just trying to figure Mr. Dixon out, but I will.

Deanna Monroe:
[Deanna looks to Rick one more time before walking out] You look good.

[Deanna records Michonne on camera]

Michonne:
If this is how you're saying it is, then this is what we wanted. We're ready for this.

Deanna Monroe:
All of you?

Michonne:
[Michonne sighs] All of us.

[Carl meets Jessie's son Ron, and friends Mikey and Enid at Ron's house]

Ron Anderson:
We're almost always here after school, so you can come by any time.

Carl Grimes:
You go to school?

Ron Anderson:
It's in a garage. Little kids go in the morning and then it's us in the afternoon. You'll probably go to school, right?

Carl Grimes:
Probably.

Ron Anderson:
Guys, this is Carl. Carl, this is Mikey and Enid.

Mikey:
Hey.

Enid:
Hi.

Ron Anderson:
Enid's from outside, too. She just came eight months ago.

Carl Grimes:
[Carl eyes Enid laying back in the bed, when Carl takes out a comic book from his back pocket that he found in the attic of his new house] Oh, umm... is this yours?

Ron Anderson:
Sorry. We didn't know you guys got that house.

Mikey:
We mostly just hang out there and listen to music. That's Enid's.

[Carl hands the comic to Enid who just tosses it to the side]

Ron Anderson:
Want to play some video games? Or Mikey's house has a pool table, but his dad's kinda strict about it.

Mikey:
It's okay. He's at work.

Carl Grimes:
[Carl begins to get speechless] Um...

Ron Anderson:
Sorry, I guess we come on kind of strong. We can just hang out.

Mikey:
[Enid looks to Carl freezing up] You don't even have to talk if you don't wanna.

Ron Anderson:
Yeah, took Enid three weeks to say something.

Enid:
Pull it together, sport.

Carl Grimes:
Let's, um... let's play some video games.

Ron Anderson:
Cool, yeah.

[Rick checks in on Carl up in his bedroom]

Rick Grimes:
Hey. How was Ron's house?

Carl Grimes:
What do you think of this place?

Rick Grimes:
Well, I think it seems... nice.

Carl Grimes:
Yeah. I like it here. I like the people. But they're weak. And I don't want us to get weak, too.

Rick Grimes:
Hmm. [Rick stares off into the silence of the room]

[Rick and Michonne talk to each other in the kitchen when everyone else is asleep]

Michonne:
Deanna hasn't given me a job yet.

Rick Grimes:
You want one?

Michonne:
Yeah. Do you?

Rick Grimes:
That's signing the papers. That's saying yes, this is how it is.

Michonne:
You afraid to do that?

Rick Grimes:
Aren't you?

Michonne:
No.

Rick Grimes:
So then why are we both awake?

[Deanna records Carol on camera]

Carol Peletier:
[Carol smiles looking cheery and happy] I did laundry, gardened. Um... always had dinner on the table for Ed when he came home. Um... I miss that stupid wonderful man every day. You know, I didn't really have much to offer this group, so I think I just sort of became their den mother. And they've been nice enough to protect me.

Deanna Monroe:
Where do you think you'll fit in?

Carol Peletier:
Oh, um, hmm. Well, I'd like to be involved in the community. Do you have anything like a Junior League? I'm a real people person.

[Carol gives a big smile]

[Deanna records Glenn on camera]

Glenn Rhee:
We need to make this work.

Deanna Monroe:
Why?

Glenn Rhee:
'Cause... we were almost out there too long.

[find a walker hanging by a rope, reads off a note on the tree]

Daryl Dixon:
"Got bit. Fever hit. World gone to sh*t. Might as well quit." Dumbass didn't know enough to shoot himself in the head. Turns himself in a swinging piece of bait. And a mess.

Daryl Dixon:
Look at him. Hanging up there like a big pi?ata. The other geeks came and ate all the flesh off his legs.

Andrea:
I thought we were changing the subject.

Daryl Dixon:
Call that payback for laughing about my itchy ass.

Daryl Dixon:
Got bit. Fever hit. World gone to sh*t. Might as well quit. Dumb ass didn't know enough to shoot himself in the head.

Michonne:
People with nothing to hide don't usually feel the need to say so.

Glenn Rhee:
A third of our group in one day.

Hershel Greene:
'Cause of one a**hole.

Glenn Rhee:
Part me me wishes that we killed all of the prisoners outside.

Michonne:
This place is not what they say it is.

Daryl Dixon:
Little Ass Kicker. Right? That's a good name, right?

Daryl Dixon:
She got a name yet?

Carl Grimes:
Not yet. I was thinking, maybe Sophia? Then there's Carol too. Andrea, Amy. Jacqui, Patricia. Or... Lori, I don't know.

Hershel Greene:
The good news is, she looks healthy. But she needs formula, and soon or she won't survive.

Daryl Dixon:
No. No way. Not her. We ain't losing nobody else. I'm going for a run.

Maggie Greene:
I'll back you up.

Daryl Dixon:
Okay, think where we're going. Beth.

[takes her aside and indicating Carl]

Daryl Dixon:
Kid just lost his mom. His dad ain't doing so hot.

Beth Greene:
I'll look out for him.

Daryl Dixon:
You two get to the fence. Too many to pile up,we got ourselves a problem. Glen, Maggie, Vamonos

[while feeding the Baby]

Daryl Dixon:
Yeah... You like that? Huh? little ass kicker. Right?

[All laugh]

Daryl Dixon:
That's a good name, right? Lil' Ass-Kicker. You like that, huh? You like that, sweetheart?

Daryl Dixon:
[to Andrea] Shoot me again? You best pray I'm dead.

Dale Horvath:
[referring to Otis] You've been vague about that night about what happened.

Shane Walsh:
Otis died a hero.

Dale Horvath:
So you've said.

Shane Walsh:
A little boy lived because of what went down that night. I think you oughta show some gratitude.

Dale Horvath:
I wasn't there.

Shane Walsh:
No man, you weren't.

Dale Horvath:
But I was the time you raised your gun on Rick. You had him in your sights... and you held him there. I know what kind of man you are.

Shane Walsh:
You think I'd shoot Rick? That is my best friend. That's the man that I love, I love him like he's my brother. You think that's the kind of man I am?

Dale Horvath:
That's right.

Shane Walsh:
[menacingly] Well maybe we oughta just think that through. See, if I'm the kind of man that would gun down his own best friend, what'd you think I do to some guy I don't even like when he starts throwing accusations my way. What'd you think? [Shane walks away, and Dale's face shows he gets the point]

Rick Grimes:
Only one way to keep you alive. [chops off Hershel's leg]

Daryl Dixon:
We should go back.

Carol Peletier:
Could be romantic... wanna screw around? [Daryl gives her a look; Carol laughs]

Daryl Dixon:
[heads toward the ladder] I'll go down first.

Carol Peletier:
Even better! [laughs again]

Axel:
Holy sh*t!

Lori Grimes:
We need to talk about...

Rick Grimes:
About what?

Lori Grimes:
Things we've been avoiding...

Rick Grimes:
You wanna talk? Talk to Herschel. I'm doing stuff Lori. Things. Isn't that enough? I'm still here.

Lori Grimes:
You're right. I'm sorry.

[Rick walks away]

Maggie Greene:
See that?

Carol Peletier:
That's not much, but if I don't bring you something, you won't eat at all.

Daryl Dixon:
Yeah, I guess little Shane over there has got quite the appetite.

Carol Peletier:
Don't be mean. Rick's gotten us a lot further than I thought he would, I'll give him that. Shane could never have done that.

Rick Grimes:
It's perfect.

Hershel Greene:
Bethy, sing "Paddy Reilly" for me. I haven't heard that, I think, since your mother was alive.

Maggie Greene:
Daddy, not that one, please?

Hershel Greene:
How about "The... Partin' Glass"?

Beth Greene:
No one wants to hear.

Glenn Rhee:
Why not?

Beth Greene:
Okay.

Glenn Rhee:
[singing softly] Of all the money / E'er I had / I spent it in good company / And all the harm / E'er I've ever done / Alas it was to none but me / And all I've done / For want of wit / To mem'ry now I can't recall / So fill to me / The parting glass / Good night and joy be with you all

Maggie Greene, Beth Greene:
[singing together] Oh, all the comrades / That e'er I had / Were sorry for my goin' away / And all the sweethearts / That e'er I had / Would wish me one...

[Rick offers a bowl to Lori that Carl had passed to him for her]

Lori Grimes:
I had some.

Maggie Greene, Beth Greene:
...more day to stay / But since it falls...

[Rick still holds out the bowl, so Lori takes a piece of owl meat from it and adds it to hers]

Maggie Greene, Beth Greene:
Unto my lot / That I should rise and you should not / I'll gently rise / And I'll softly call / Good night and joy be with you all / Good night and joy be with you all

Hershel Greene:
Beautiful.

[first lines]

Rosita Espinosa:
[Rosita combs Abraham's hair as he drives the mini-bus] It's getting a little messy for you.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
Gettin' ready for retirement. Relaxin' the grooming standards. Thinkin' about becomin' a plumber, a sheepherder, or something.

Rosita Espinosa:
You ain't herding sheep now, Abraham. Eyes on the prize.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
Damn right. That's my girl. Maybe I'll let you shave me down all over, dolphin-smooth.

Rosita Espinosa:
[Rosita laughs sitting back] I'll cut it for you tonight.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
[Abraham smiles] Yes, Ma'am.

[Glenn and Maggie talk to Eugene about after they arrive in Washington D.C]

Maggie Greene:
How long will it be? After you get on that terminal and do what you have to do?

Dr. Eugene Porter:
Depends on a number of factors including density of the infected around target sites worldwide.

Glenn Rhee:
Wait, target sites? Are you talking about missiles?

Dr. Eugene Porter:
That's classified.

Glenn Rhee:
I thought we were over that.

Dr. Eugene Porter:
What if we all live?

Glenn Rhee:
The secrets will matter then?

Dr. Eugene Porter:
They might. Anyway, the speed with which things normalize depend on a number of factors including worldwide weather patterns, which were modeled without the assumption that cars, planes, boats, and trains wouldn't be pouring hydrocarbons into the atmosphere this long. Changed the game quite a bit when it comes to air-transmissible pathogens.

[Sgt Abraham gets the group on the fire truck]

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
[Abraham turns the key to the fire engine and the truck starts] About time things started going our way.

[the engine to the truck suddenly shuts off]

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
Come on. Just once. Just one damn time.

Glenn Rhee:
We'll find another ride.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
If there was a ride worth a sh*t in this town, we'd have seen it. This thing's done some crowd clearing. Right up into the intake. Which means we've got an air filter filled with damned human remains. And there is no damned corner on this damned Earth that has not been dicked hard beyond all damned recognition.

Rosita Espinosa:
[Abraham starts wiping down what he thinks is the air filter to the truck] Abraham?

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
What?

Rosita Espinosa:
That feeds the radiator. The intake for the engine is actually on the roof. [Rosita smiles at the confused-looking Abraham]

[Abraham and the group talk about how to get around the hundreds of walkers]

Glenn Rhee:
We need the map. There's gotta be a detour.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
I'm not doing it. We detoured and detoured and detoured from Houston to Georgia. I'm not playing that game anymore.

Glenn Rhee:
We are not going through this, okay? It isn't gonna happen.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
You got a sh*t storm behind door A and a storm of sh*t behind door B. If you're lucky, it's walkers or a shot-up truck. But sooner or later you get cornered. You wind up stayin' and you wind up killin'. We don't go back. We can't go back.

Glenn Rhee:
I'm not talking about going back. Just south a few miles.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
No.

Dr. Eugene Porter:
We already hit a full stop 'cause of an air filter filled compromised by innards. That will happen again.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
Then we'll hit 'em with the hose.

Rosita Espinosa:
The tank is empty, Abraham.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
If we floor it...

Glenn Rhee:
We still hit them, they still slow us down, and then they stop us.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
I'm not saying we just go straight.

Maggie Greene:
That's the way the road goes.

Rosita Espinosa:
Abraham!

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
We can get through! I know it! And that means we are not going south, going around, or going back!

Rosita Espinosa:
[Rosita interrupts Abraham to listen] No. They're right.

[Sgt. Abraham begins to lose his patience when Glenn and the group help calm him down]

Dr. Eugene Porter:
Is that your blood?

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
Yeah. Damn thing opened again. I swear, the cut's are finer than frog's hair. They're just big bleeders.

Maggie Greene:
First aid kit's in the bus, I'll see what we have.

[the mini-bus suddenly goes up in flames]

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
We're not stopping. We're rolling on. We'll find another vehicle down the road. The mission hasn't changed.

Dr. Eugene Porter:
Devil's advocate, nothing more - We smashed to a stop hard. We spent a lot of time rolling things out of the road. The church is just 15 miles back that way...

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
[Sgt. Abraham begins shouting at Eugene] No. We don't stop. We don't go back. We're at war and retreat means we lose. The road fights back, the plan gets jacked. You all know that. Now, we will get through this because we have to. Every direction is a question. We don't go back!

Glenn Rhee:
[Glenn pauses Abraham] Hey, hey, hey. You okay?

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
I am fit as a damn fiddle.

Glenn Rhee:
We are going with you. You are calling this thing. I just need to know you're good.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
This is how things stop. I can't afford that right now. The world can't afford it. Listen, I took a pretty hard shot to the sack with that crash. I am stressed and depressed to see that ride die, but if you say we're rolling on? I'm good.

Glenn Rhee:
We're rolling on.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
I'm gonna rub some dirt on it and walk it off.

Glenn Rhee:
Yeah.

Rosita Espinosa:
Find what we need like we always have - On the way.

Maggie Greene:
[Maggie smiles to see the argue has come to a close] Okay. I'm not rubbing dirt on anything.

[while Tara and Eugene are surrounded by Walkers]

Tara Chambler:
Come on. I know it sucks and it's scary, but it's time to be brave.

Dr. Eugene Porter:
It isn't voluntary.

Tara Chambler:
It is, when you're screwed either way. So you cut through the choice that might help somebody.

Tara Chambler:
[Tara hands Eugene a knife] Come on. I'm right behind you.

[Abraham and Glenn have a word with each other by the library window while on night watch]

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
Thank you.

Glenn Rhee:
For what?

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
For showing up. It took a little horse trading to get you here, but it's plain as potatoes to me now. You get it. Coulda lit our after the crash, made a case, but you stayed.

Glenn Rhee:
I made a deal.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
Yeah, you coulda broke it. What was I gonna do?

Glenn Rhee:
[Glenn see's Abraham holding his knife] You gonna put that thing away tonight?

Glenn Rhee:
[Glenn then comments on the cut on Abraham's hand] How about that? You gonna wrap that up?

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
No, I'm gonna let it get some air. Got cut up pretty ugly last night back at the church.

Glenn Rhee:
Yeah.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
Gotten to the point where everyone alive is strong now. We have to be. You're either strong and they can help you so you can help them or you're strong and they can kill ya. So you gotta kill them. You gotta kill them and... I want to say it's never easy. That's not the truth. It's the easiest thing in the world now.

Glenn Rhee:
The world's gonna change, right?

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
You're damn right it's gonna.

[Tara makes a comment about Eugene's mullet]

Tara Chambler:
Hey, maybe Rosita can give you a trim while she's at it. Party's getting a little long in the back. Or is it your source of power?

Dr. Eugene Porter:
I ain't slayin' a lion anytime soon. I wouldn't be placin' any wagers on seein' me dispatch a thousand Philistines with a jawbone of an ass.

Tara Chambler:
Oh, so you'll just settle on saving the world, right?

Dr. Eugene Porter:
Yeah.

[Glenn reminds Abraham to get some sleep at the library]

Glenn Rhee:
You'd better turn in. You've got a late watch.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
Yeah. I really need some ass first.

[referring to Rosita, Abraham walks off]

Glenn Rhee:
[Glenn whispers to himself alone] Didn't need to know that, but cool.

[Glenn asks Eugene a question after he gives him a scientific answer]

Glenn Rhee:
Why the hair?

Dr. Eugene Porter:
Because I like it. And no one is takin' a scissor or clipper to it anytime soon. Do you hear me, Ms. Espinosa?

Rosita Espinosa:
[Rosita laughs] Yes, loud and clear.

Dr. Eugene Porter:
Y'all can laugh all you want.

Maggie Greene:
No one was makin' fun.

Dr. Eugene Porter:
The smartest man I ever met happened to love my hair. My old boss, T. Brooks Ellis, the director of the Human Genome Project. He said my hair made me look like, and I quote, a fun guy, which I am. I just ain't Samson.

[suddenly there's a blow to the mini-bus]

[Abraham and the group look out to the distance, seeing hundreds of walkers blocking their path]

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
[Abraham whispers to himself] I will not lie down.

Rosita Espinosa:
Abraham.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
[whispering] I will not abase.

Rosita Espinosa:
Abraham, let's get out of here.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
[whispering] I will not give up the ship.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
[Abraham shouts to the group] Hold up!

Maggie Greene:
We gotta go.

Sgt. Abraham Ford:
No. No we don't. They can't hear us and they can't see us. Not from there. We're fine.

Tara Chambler:
[Tara sarcastically replies] Yeah, this is the definition of fine.

Carol Peletier:
You've gotta be worried sick about delivering the baby.

Lori Grimes:
Look at me. Do I look worried?

Carol Peletier:
You look disgusting.

Lori Grimes:
[laughs] So do you.

Tomas:
It was coming at me, bro.

Rick Grimes:
Yeah, yeah, I get it. I get it. Sh*t happens.

[Rick chops him in the head with a machete]

Carl Grimes:
Check it out!

Lori Grimes:
Where did you get this?

Carl Grimes:
From the infirmary. Wasn't much left, but I cleared it out.

Lori Grimes:
You went by yourself?

Carl Grimes:
Yeah.

Lori Grimes:
Are you crazy?

Carl Grimes:
No big deal. I killed two walkers.

Lori Grimes:
Do you see this? This was with the whole group.

Carl Grimes:
We needed supplies so I got them.

Lori Grimes:
I appreciate that but...

Carl Grimes:
Then get off my back!

Beth Greene:
Carl! She's your mother, you can't talk to her like that.

Lori Grimes:
Listen, I think it's great you want to help...

[Carl walks away]

Lori Grimes:
I thought, maybe, you were coming out here to talk about us. Maybe there's nothing to talk about anymore.

Rick Grimes:
We're awful grateful for what you did.

[He walks away, Lori cries]

Oscar:
I ain't never pleaded for my life, and I ain't 'bout to start now. So you do what you gotta do.

Andrew:
Let me back in man! Let me back in! Open that up man, open it up!

Rick Grimes:
You better run.

Lori Grimes:
Look, I know that I'm a shitty wife and I'm not winning any mother of the year awards, but I need you to know that not for one second do I think there is malice in your heart. You're not a killer and I know that. I know that, so... do whatever you gotta do to keep this group safe and do it with a clear conscience.

Rick Grimes:
Do not leave his sight. If he dies you need to be there for that. You think you can do this? Maggie'll be there.

Glenn Rhee:
I got it.

Rick Grimes:
I can bring T-Dog in here...

Glenn Rhee:
I got it!

Rick Grimes:
Good.

Rick Grimes:
We took this prison. Its ours! We spilled blood.

[Dawn feels herself losing control when the new arrival is unable to be saved from Dr. Edwards, Dawn then suddenly slaps Beth across the face]

Officer Dawn Lerner:
[to Dr. Edwards] Steve, try to grasp the stakes here.

[Officer Dawn speaks to Beth about working off her owed time at the hospital]

Officer Dawn Lerner:
You know, you shouldn't see this as a sentence. I'm giving you food, clothes, protection. When have those things ever been free?

Beth Greene:
I never asked for your help.

Officer Dawn Lerner:
But you needed it. Try to look at the good we're doing. Hard as it was, we saved Joan's life. Trevitt's life. We saved your life. I'm keeping us all going here. That is not a small thing. It's taken a lot to get us here, Beth. And I believe what we had before all of this isn't over. And when we're finally rescued, when this nightmare ends, we're gonna need to rebuild.

Beth Greene:
You don't really think someone's coming for us?

Officer Dawn Lerner:
There's still people like us, Beth. People trying to keep the world alive, to fix it. Until then, we all have to contribute. To compromise. If we take, we give back. It's only fair. So keep working off what you owe and you'll be out of here in no time. If that's what you want.

Beth Greene:
It is.

Officer Dawn Lerner:
Well, then you have to eat. Otherwise, you'll get weak. You won't heal, you'll require more treatments, and you won't be able to do your job. I know you didn't ask for this. I didn't either.

[Dawn tells Beth the truth of what she see's in Beth]

Officer Dawn Lerner:
Every sacrifice we make needs to be for the greater good. The second it isn't, the second we lose sight of that, it's all over. The thing is, you're not the greater good. You're not strong enough.

Beth Greene:
I am strong.

Officer Dawn Lerner:
How many people had to risk their lives to save you? In here, you are part of a system. The wards keep my officers happy. The happier my officers are, the harder they word to keep us going. And this hasn't been easy. There have been compromises, but it's working. And after they rescue us, we're gonna help put the world back together. Because we're the ones holding on. That's the good we're doing here. That's the good you're doing here. That makes you worth something. But out there... you are nothing. Except dead or somebody's burden.

Beth Greene:
That's bullshit.

Officer Dawn Lerner:
Oh, yeah? I saw this the night you came in.

[Dawn holds up Beth's arm revealing the cut on Beth's wrist]

Officer Dawn Lerner:
Is this bullshit, too? Some people just aren't made for this life, and that's okay. As long as they don't take advantage of the one's who are.

[first lines]

Beth Greene:
[Beth wakes up in a city hospital and pounds on the room door] Hey! Hello! Hey!

[Beth hears coming footsteps and grabs the IV from her arm for a weapon]

Dr. Steven Edwards:
Everything's okay. Okay?

Officer Dawn Lerner:
Put it down. Drop it, right now.

Dr. Steven Edwards:
I'm Dr. Steven Edwards. This is Officer Dawn Lerner. How are you feeling?

Beth Greene:
Where am I?

Dr. Steven Edwards:
Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta.

Beth Greene:
How did I get here?

Officer Dawn Lerner:
My officers found you on the side of the road surrounded by Rotters.

Dr. Steven Edwards:
Your wrist was fractured and you sustained a superficial head wound. Can you remember your name?

Beth Greene:
Beth.

Beth Greene:
[Officer Dawn squints her eyes to study Beth] The man I was with, is he here, too?

Officer Dawn Lerner:
You were alone. If we hadn't saved you, you'd be one of them right now. So you owe us.

[Beth and Officer Dawn Lerner look hard at each other in the eyes]

[Beth gets food from the cafeteria when Officer Gorman introduces himself]

Officer Gorman:
You're looking better and better. We had a lead on some guns, so me and my partner were pretty far out. That's when we saw you, wriggling in the road. You don't remember me, huh?

Beth Greene:
I was fighting a Walker. And then everything went black.

Officer Gorman:
Yeah, one was eyeing your thighs when we showed up, but I got there first. Jacked that Rotter up. I'm Gorman. If someone does you a favor it's courtesy to show some appreciation. Unless you want me to write down everything you're taking.

Officer Gorman:
[Beth pauses on grabbing food and looks up at Officer Gorman] Everything costs something, right?

[Beth admires Dr. Edwards' painting in his office]

Dr. Steven Edwards:
It's a Caravaggio. I found it on the street outside of the High, like trash.

Beth Greene:
It's beautiful.

Dr. Steven Edwards:
It doesn't have a place anymore. Art isn't about survival. It's about trancendence. Being more than animals. Rising above them.

Beth Greene:
We can't do that anymore?

Dr. Steven Edwards:
I don't know.

Beth Greene:
I sing. I still sing. [Dr. Edwards' smiles]

[Noah talks to Beth for the first time about how he arrived at Grady Memorial hospital]

Noah:
They said that they could only save one. For the longest time I actually believed them. Now I get it. Dad was bigger, stronger. Would have fought back. Would have been a threat.

Beth Greene:
They left him behind on purpose?

Noah:
Dawn didn't look the other way. See, she's in charge, but just barely. And it's getting worse. That's why I'm out of here when the time is right. I came looking for my uncle. Gotta get back to my mom.

Beth Greene:
Where is home?

Noah:
Richmond. Virginia. We had walls. See, they think I'm scrawny. They think I'm weak. But they don't know sh*t about me. About what I am. About what you are. [Beth smiles at Noah]

[Officer Gorman startles Beth in one of the hospital rooms, alone]

Officer Gorman:
Lose something? This is yours, ain't it?

Officer Gorman:
[Officer Gorman opens up a lollipop and sucks on it in front of Beth] Mmm. Sour apple. Like the kind Dawn required from pediatrics. Suppose you could have a taste. See if it rings any bells.

Beth Greene:
I don't want it.