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Come on, boy!

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Hershel: Mom! Mom!

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Cole has a surprise!

Cole: Guess who

this cat dragged in.

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- Agatha!

Oh!

Can't get rid of us

that easy, kid.

Shoulders.

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I missed you, too, man.

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It's good to see you, Mags.

Good to see you, too, Duncan.

I thought

you guys were dead.

Frost: We thought

the same about you.

When we got to Meridian, we, uh...

well, we figured

if you were still alive,

you'd be here.

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That him?

Man: For my family, man!

Man #2: Hey!

Gabriel:

Hey, break it up.

Come on.

Everyone calm down.

There's enough food

for everyone.

One week.

That's it?

In that last run, just a week?

We can make it work.

Carol: How?

We just took in

two new communities.

We have no crops,

no back stock.

We can get there.

Got people

out there right now,

scavenging houses

for materials.

Gabriel: And they're

slowing down.

It's a little hard

to put up a wall

with broken tools

and an empty stomach.

Our people

are good hungers.

Frost and I

could take a group out.

Ground's all spent.

The last big horde

scared all the animals away.

We can find

new territory.

We don't have time.

We need food.

Lots of it.

Now.

I know one more place.

The place I lived before this.

Where we lived.

Meridian.

It's got plenty of food,

water, crops, and animals.

Yeah, and now it's gone.

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So, what happened

out there?

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We were on a mission.

Leading walkers away.

Duncan, Agatha, and Frost

took the last shift

at the front of the herd.

Going miles out.

I circled back

with Elijah and Cole.

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On the way back home,

things kept going sideways

and we got stuck

out on the road.

Looking back now, I don't think

that was an accident.

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All of a sudden, we heard

these screams in the distance.

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We raced back home.

But it was too late.

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Most of our people

had been slaughtered.

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And the rest of us

barely got away with our lives.

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The people

that attacked us --

we only knew

two things about them.

They come at night,

and by the time you see them,

you're already dead.

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That was before we caught one.

Daryl was with me.

He came after us alone.

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Why?

Because there aren't

that many of them.

They're at Meridian now.

There's plenty of food

to feed Alexandria

'til we get this place

back up and running again.

That's why they took it.

We just need to take it back.

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So...you're leaving

to fight ghosts.

That's the plan?

You have a better one?

Shore up Alexandria,

for starters.

The walls are not stable.

Walkers will get inside.

That's not if, it's when.

Alexandria needs us.

This is for Alexandria.

My son is here.

I have skin in the game, too.

Rosita: Yeah, but if they slaughtered

everyone once,

what the hell makes

this situation any different?

Duncan, Agatha, and Frost

are Meridian's best fighters,

and now I have them.

And hopefully,

some of you, too.

Maggie, this sounds like

a suicide mission.

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Well, if we don't have food,

it's not gonna matter, anyway.

I'll go.

Anybody else?

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Alright.

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Negan, how much longer

'til we're through the city?!

Well, we got about six hours!

We should hunker down,

wait for this to pass!

You don't get a vote, asshole!

Daryl: Ah, he's right.

We need to find some shelter.

No! We don't have time!

We can't stay out in this.

Yeah.

Let's go.

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Alright. Which way?

Not to sound like

a broken record,

but I think

we ought to take a breath,

hunker down,

and wait for this storm to pass.

You don't wanna

go in there?

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No, I don't.

I don't give a shit.

Which way?

Yellow line north.

Switch to blue

at Reagan National,

then hop the red

toward Bethesda.

Daryl:

Come on. Let's go.

Hey, can I talk to you?

Why's that?

You think we're buddies

or something?

Come on.

Come on, boy.

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Alden: What the hell was that?

The storm's pushing air

through the pipes,

making them groan.

It's nothing serious.

We're good.

Know what that noise

actually is?

That is God,

telling us to turn around.

I'm pretty sure He would have

ran that by me first.

Yeah?

The Good Lord direct

your one eyeball to this?

Water-line mark.

That means this tunnel floods

on a regular basis,

like when it rains.

It's bad down here.

It's worse up there.

Look, man,

all I am saying --

And it ain't working.

You trying to run shit.

Keep moving.

Come on.

- Dog!

You're in on it.

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Eugene Porter?

Yes.

That is my given moniker, yes.

There's no need to be nervous, Mr. Porter.

Not if you're honest with us.

Those who know me,

know me to be an honorable gent.

If you're inferring something

from my manner of speaking, well...

that's just how I roll.

Verbally, that is.

We are Auditors

for the Commonwealth,

and you are under

Level One Assessment.

If you pass inspection,

you'll move to Level Two.

What if we don't

pass inspection?

You will go through

re-processing.

What's re-processing?

We should start

the assessment.

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What did your parents do

for a living?

My father was

a mechanical engineer, and --

My mother

taught Sunday school.

You mean

deadbeat loser number one

or raging prick number two?

What did you do for a living?

I was a zookeeper.

I worked at a music store.

- Lawyer.

- What is your alma mater?

- What's the relevance?

- It's just procedure, ma'am.

I attended Oxford

for my bachelor's,

Harvard for Law.

Highest level of schooling?

Three years at the

University of North Carolina.

You didn't graduate?

- I had to leave due to a --

- So, no?

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What was your zip code?

How can anyone possibly

be expected to remember that?

From 1978 to 1984,

it was 75001.

From 1984 to 1996,

it was 76244-0361.

From latter half

of 1996 through --

What were the results

of your last routine physical?

Uh...I-I don't think

I've had one.

Have you ever been vaccinated

for measles?

Would you like the dates?

Any history of cancer?

None.

Tell me about the goiter.

It's a benign growth.

I've had it since childhood.

Where did you get the cash

we found on you?

The $2 bill?

Tell us exactly

where you got it.

Uh, so, when I was 15,

my first job

was at Missy Moose's Pizzeria.

- You know, the --

- You can skip to the end.

When I cashed my paycheck

at the bank,

I asked for a $2 bill

so I could keep it,

because it was the first money

I'd ever earned.

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When we're done

with these questions,

can I get my $2 back?

Have you ever been arrested?

- No.

- Yeah, but it wasn't me. Wasn't me.

- Yes, during a student protest.

- History of drug use?

- Define "drug".

I was a proud

founding member

of the anti-drug and alcohol

coalition at my high school.

How many bowel movements

do you have a day?

Excuse me?

- What do you use to wipe?

- Pass.

Why were you at

the train station?

I was on the road

with my traveling companions,

Ezekiel and Yumiko --

...for years,

wandering from place to place.

We ran into Princess --

...I helped them out.

They loved me.

I decided to stick with 'em.

We were holed up at a place

that had a working radio.

Stephanie and I

made a connection.

We wanted to meet,

but my friends were worried, so I --

...pretended like there were more of us

than there really are.

And that's how we wound up

at the rail yard.

So we wound up at the rail yard.

I would really like

to speak with Stephanie.

Do you consider yourself

a fundamentally honest person?

- Yes.

- Of course.

- Yes.

- Hell yeah.

Clark: Did your mother

work outside the home?

I told you.

Grace Baptist Church.

What's the location

of your settlement?

You already asked that one.

What was your highest level

of educational attainment?

- Location of your settlement?

- What settlement?

Have you run into

any groups out there?

We've had some

negative encounters.

- How lucky are you and why?

- What?

Location of your settlement.

Do you think this is funny?

Yeah.

Yeah, I do.

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Are you in charge?

You've been standing there,

not saying a damn word

like you're the man in charge.

Yeah.

I'm in charge.

Do you think that I fear you?

You look scared to me.

What did you do before the fall?

Let me guess.

Asshole beat cop.

That's why this fascist crap

comes so easy to you.

Look at you.

All they had to do

was give you

a pumpkin-colored space suit

and you're back to power tripping

with your head up your own ass,

just like before.

You think I was some

"power tripping cop"?

The shoe fits.

But honestly, I don't care.

You've been asking us

the same damn questions

over and over

for seven hours straight.

- I've been cooperative.

My people have been cooperati--

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Thirsty?

I'm fine.

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You told off their leader?

I was asserting myself.

Perhaps I could've

handled it better, but...

I didn't like

the way they talked to me.

Ezekiel, do they know --

No. They don't know.

Gonna be fine.

They seem obsessed

with our medical histories.

They might not let you --

I said don't worry about it.

We gotta pull the rip cord on this.

Yumiko: Yes.

Yes. Thank you.

This place is...

I don't even know

what this place is.

And does anyone else think

the Commonwealth

might not be real?

Yes, Yumiko. Thank you.

I assumed you would

think otherwise, but --

It doesn't matter. Never mind.

Time to get out. We gotta --

No, no, no, no.

Please, hold --

hold onto your horses.

Look, they're asking

admittedly strange

and intrusive questions,

but in a polite manner,

and this gruel is not

the worst thing I've ever eaten.

Stephanie warned me up front

that her people were uber-cautious.

Michonne -- our Michonne --

shut people out from Alexandria

for years.

This is a test.

We have to hunker down

and level up.

Maybe we should just get honest

with the "heat".

- No.

Oh, you mean the soldier-cops?

Yeah, that's funny. No.

You really want these guys

rolling up to Hilltop

or Alexandria

with their machine-gun swords?

Apologies.

Our people need help,

and I-I think

these people can give it.

Excuse me?

Uh, sorry to bother,

but you mind me asking

how long you've been here?

- Four -- Four months.

- Nine.

It's been nine, remember?

Right. Yeah.

The -- The re-processing...

But -- But it feels like things

are finally--

I'm sorry.

What do you mean?

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Wait. Wait!

Wait, no! No!

No!

Stop! Stop!

Wait! Wait!

What did I do?

Where are you taking me?

Re-processing.

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Okay, we gotta go.

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Oh.

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Why didn't it make any noise?

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Throat's slashed so deep

it almost severed his head.

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The guys we're going after do this?

Maggie: No.

These people were killed

during the fall.

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All of 'em?

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What?

We're walking through

a mass grave

that could still be in use.

So, I am asking you --

are you sure all of them

were killed during the fall?

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Take each one out.

Clear the path.

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- Maggie, hold up --

- We're not stopping.

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Kid!

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Pay attention

so we don't miss any more.

Pay attention?

That's it?

That's --

That's your new big plan?

Tell me, Maggie,

anything in particular

we should be

paying attention to?

I'm real close to shoving a gag

in your mouth.

Well, why don't you

get up on your little tippy toes

and try?

Daryl: Cut it out.

Both of you.

This kid almost died.

You don't give a shit

about that kid.

No, she doesn't give a shit.

She has been playing dictator

since we left,

not listening to me,

not listening to him.

Hell, not even listening to you.

We don't know if this tunnel

even has a way out.

Whoever or whatever

killed these rot bags

could still be down here.

Has that thought

crossed anyone's mind?

Exactly. It has.

So, then this

is a death march,

and you are

the goddamn pied piper.

Now, y'all wanna roll with

that shit, that's fine.

Knock yourselves out.

But not me. Not today.

I am out.

Me, too.

What?

He-- He's a dick,

but he makes sense.

Yeah, we shouldn't have

come down here.

We're not splitting up.

It ain't up to you. "Buddy".

Agatha: Just let him go.

He's supposed to be

helping us,

but all he's doing

is slowing us down.

- We can't.

Duncan: Why not?

We need him.

He knows the city.

Negan: Oh, is that

why I'm here?

I-I'm your

DC tour guide?

What, nobody here know

how to read a goddamn map?

I'll tell you why I'm here,

man-tits.

She brought me here to die.

If we get through this,

I'm not coming back.

She'll find a way,

she'll find a reason,

she'll do it herself.

Away from the prying eyes

of Alexandria.

Here in the jungle.

Man, I really thought

you were in on it.

I did.

But see, I can tell from

that glazed look in your eyes,

you didn't have a clue.

None of you did.

You're paranoid.

But I'm right.

Look, you all want to put

your lives in her hands?

Her head

isn't even in the game

because I'm in her head,

living rent-free.

So, Maggie,

me dying on your terms,

it ain't happening.

So, what do you say?

Let's just get her done.

Right here and right now.

Because I am not gonna let you

drag me through the mud,

filth, and slime

to put me down like a dog.

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Like Glenn was.

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We're down here

because up top is death.

We're moving fast

because our kids are starving.

And I'm calling the shots

because that's how everyone voted.

As for me killing you...

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It's always on my mind.

I'm not gonna tell you

that you're wrong about me,

because you aren't.

The woman

who left six years ago

is not the one

standing over you now.

There's a little bit of her

left in me,

and that little bit

is the only thing

keeping you breathing.

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But I don't know

how long that's gonna last.

So keep pushing me, Negan.

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Please.

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What do you think, Princess?

Princess.

Princess.

I'm sorry, what?

Ideas?

How to get past the guards.

Oh, yeah. Not yet.

What? What are you looking at?

Livits and Zell are at it again.

- What and who-who?

- You know, the two

that are always

flirting with each other.

The big guy-- Livits.

The skinny one --Zell.

You know their names?

- Yeah.

- You can tell them apart?

- You can't?

- Okay, we're wasting time.

Hold on. Princess,

how can you tell them apart,

and --and why do you believe

that those two are flirting?

Oh, I dunno.

I overheard stuff

when were on the wagon,

and I remember things

about people, you know?

Like,

Zell is from Cleveland.

Livits hurt his leg,

so he favors the left one.

Sorsensen smokes.

He doesn't like Garcia.

That's the guy

with the bladder problems.

I always used to ask him

if I needed a pee break

when we were driving here.

Oh, and Livits

and Zell are having sex,

but they don't want anyone

to know.

They're not looking at each other.

Yeah, but it's obvious

from the way they're

not looking at each other

that they're jonesing for it.

They, uh, change shifts

every six hours.

Whenever they're on break,

one of them takes off,

and then three minutes later,

the other one disappears, too.

Gone for about an hour,

mas o menos.

Probably most of the time is spent

taking off their armor.

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Oh.

Uh-huh.

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Clark: What was the result

of your last routine physical?

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Man: I don't understand

these questions!

What are you talking about?

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Woman: Hey!

Where are you taking

those two?

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Yeah, that's what

I'd like to know!

This is bullshit!

We have rights!

Yumiko:

Re-processing.

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Move along.

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Ezekiel:

A wall of the lost.

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We have a straight shot

to the back gate,

but we gotta go now.

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Princess: Yumiko!

Let's go, let's go! No.

Mira.

Isn't that you?

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Yumiko!

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I...

I have to stay.

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Shit.

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Alden: Need a battery swap.

Gage?

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Gage? Roy?

Has anyone seen them?

Gabriel:

They took our supplies.

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Ammo clips, rations --

Frost: Oh, great.

That's just great.

It's this asshole's fault.

He scared them off.

Shh!

Listen.

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Alright.

Cut them off.

- We'll clear the rest.

- Agatha!

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- Blocked.

Alden: Here, too.

Hold this.

Let me try.

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Fall back! Now!

Go! Go!

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- Go!

Maggie: Can we get around it?

It's a choke point.

We don't know

what's on the other side.

Up top.

Go, all the way up.

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Go, man. Up top.

On top of the platform.

Go. Hurry.

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Come on, man, get up.

All the way up to the top. Go!

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Come here, boy.

- Dog! No! Come here! Dog!

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Go. Let's go.

Let's go.

Meet me at the next platform.

- Daryl, wait.

- I'll be fine. Go.

- Daryl, wait!

- Dog!

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Dog! Dog!

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Negan!

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