Take that away, and the already fracturing community will follow suit.
Yet, Madison perhaps strategically; most of her actions seem to be strategic comes to his defense.
Jeremiahs sense of security is now gone.
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Walker isnt a threat to him, as Madison suggests he is.
Blame it on the alcohol.
Jeremiahs world is changing.
Heightening all of this fear are a series of pyres ignited around the colony under cover of night.
Nick finds Troy in the storage basement, where the Otto boys neighbors are trying to cut and run.
This is a man whos felt abandoned by everyone, with the exception of Jake, his whole life.
or look Troy in the eye before leaving.
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This leads Troy to turn on Jake, whos attempting to mediate.
Madison finds an emotionally wounded Troy in the aftermath securing the gun supply.
(Quite literally, as we come to learn.)
Meanwhile, Nick finds Jeremiah, drunk and disorderly, waiting in his home.
Troy represents the worst of Jeremiah, who also feels abandoned by a friend.
Its a relationship that mirrors that of Madison and her kids, though not to such extremes.
Nick, in some ways, reminds Madison of a failure, or maybe something darker.
(Showrunner Dave Erickson told EWto expect some flashes to Madisons backstory in future episodes.)
The next morning, Jeremiah spots one of Vernons horses standing at the edge of the ranch.
He suspects theyve been killed and goes in search of them with Nick and Madison.
His suspicions are on the mark.
They find the R.V.
riddled with bullets and are forced to kill the zombified remains.
The truth, however, is more complicated.
Nick pointed out to his mother at the R.V.
As Nick ominously warns, Madison must now never forget what he is.
