The first 200 lines.
We want justice!
I promise you, I will find the real culprits-
and bring them to justice.
Previously on "The Walking Dead"...
What are you doin' here, man?
Well, I'm here to save your asses.
I think we can help each other.
And who are you?
I work for Lance Hornsby.
He's out there hunting my friends.
I need your help to stop him.
If your son didn't do the things that he's accused of,
someone did.
- Guns on the ground. - Weapons down!
We've come so far.
Lost so much.
Saying you handcuffed my brother to a roof-
and you left him there?!
It's hard to trust when anyone can go at any time.
But the people who die and the people who go-
aren't lost forever.
I believe that.
I have to.
- And remembering their voices... - These people need you.
...is how we keep them alive.
The future belongs to all of us now.
Drop your weapon! Hold it right there!
Take this guy out!
Put the knife down!
Do it, or we will shoot!
Let him go! Now!
Everyone stand down!
You heard him.
Lower your weapon.
This is not just about you.
I need him alive.
Dixon.
Not here and not like this.
You choosing this piece of shit?
If I was, you'd already be down.
Do what you fuckin' gotta do.
Daryl.
What have you done?
I made a deal for us.
Don't worry.
He'll live.
So the slate's just wiped clean?
Debt, deaths on both sides.
We get supplies, water, weapons.
Pamela provides everything that we need to finish rebuilding.
Free and clear.
Then we just go home?
That's up to everyone to decide.
What does Pamela get out of this?
Hornsby.
We tell the people what he did.
Out here, back at that house where...
...where folks died.
He takes the fall for it.
So this is about saving her son.
It's not our problem anymore.
We'll talk about it with our people when they get here.
There's a lot to think about on our end.
Right. Yeah. Like how they killed most of our people.
Anybody else?
I think the most important thing is that we're together.
I don't want to go it alone anymore.
I don't trust them. But if you say-
that this deal gets us back in our homes,
- with our own rules, then I think it's worth the risk.
Alright.
You mind shifting me over a few feet?
Think I'm stuck on an anthill here.
Get used to it.
Wow.
I always thought we got along so well.
How many of my men have you gotten killed?
Oh, Mercer.
I thought you realized by now...
They're not your men.
Better hop to it, soldier.
You'll be transported back to the Commonwealth-
and put on trial.
Look, Pamela, it's just the two of us.
Drop the act.
No act, Lance.
You've gone too far.
You never seemed to have a problem-
with how I got the job done before.
We're not talking about the past.
Only now. And you've made quite a mess of "now."
- Hold on... - You might survive this, if you play things right.
But your life at the Commonwealth is over.
Over?
After... After all the years,
- after all that I've done in service of you...
Oh, please. You've served yourself-
above everything and anyone else.
Always trying so hard to prove the world wrong.
You refuse to see it.
But I've made something of myself.
You're an angry, delusional little boy, Lance.
Trying to win a game, but too foolish to realize-
- that you've never actually been a player in it.
You still need me.
If something happens to me...
...certain alliances the Commonwealth has...
...certain stabilizing factors...
...are likely to become a problem.
Whatever game you're playing, Pamela...
...I'm very much in it.
Lance Hornsby abused his position-
and caused untold suffering for others.
But thanks in part-
- to the assistance of friends and allies...
...along with our dedicated armed forces, he was unable to escape.
And I promise you all... justice will be served.
She played that perfectly.
Hornsby takes the fall, Sebastian skates.
Now, tomorrow is Founders Day.
An opportunity for our community to come together and celebrate-
- what truly makes the Commonwealth great...
...its people.
And we will celebrate.
We will not forget, but we will rise above this.
Because we are the Commonwealth.
There has to be something more we can do.
Your people are leaving.
It's not your problem anymore.
Hey.
I'm still standing here.
I know. Thank you.
Would you ever consider a... a change of scenery?
You showed me your home, I could show you mine.
Maybe someday...
But not yet.
Now, we'll make sure Oceanside is okay.
I'll fill Cyndie and Rachel in on the plan,
see what they need.
It'll take a bit to get everybody ready-
and gather up all the supplies.
Head to Alexandria first.
It's in better shape than Hilltop.
- We'll see you there. - Be safe.
Sure you wanna go?
Yeah. Yeah, it's fine.
Been on the road a few weeks, so what's a few more, right?
Hey.Hey.
Um, pack's all set. I'll grab us some water, okay?
Alright. Thank you.
"What's a few more weeks," huh?
I'm sorry.
You don't have to be sorry.
No, I just...
Henry.
You know, I haven't forgotten about him.
It's just... I don't know.
You take happiness wherever you can get it.
And don't ever be sorry for it.
Yeah?
Yeah.
You okay?
Yeah.
Yeah. I think I am.
I never, uh...
I never thanked you for saving her.
I never thanked you for saving me.
We don't have to. We just do it.
Yeah.
Alright, come on.
Be safe out there, alright?
You, too.
We'll be back before you know it.
It's okay.
Here. It's yours.
I don't want it.
Alright.
My mom talked about the day she'd hang up-
her sword for good.
Not that we'd be completely safe,
- but enough to feel like she didn't need it anymore.
If I keep that, things go back to how they were.
But they should be better.
They will be once we get home.
How?
It's still broken.
And what about everyone else here?
Shouldn't we stay and help them?
Isn't that what you and Mom and Dad did-
at Alexandria and Hilltop?
That was different.
It wasn't. The only difference now-
- is that you'd rather run away than stay and fight.
God damn it.
Stop.
Stop.
Just stop.
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