As theyre doing so, they discover that the bodies are both wearing dog tags.
Theyre U.S. Army, no doubt related to Arrowhead.
He then proposes they search everyone for dog tags.
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Gus questions why his friends would kill themselves.
Kyle knows: Because they know whats happening outthere.
Here, we momentarily cut to Lady Who Was Concerned About Eric in the last episode.
Its actually not a bad plan.
The Jesse Pinkman-Lites take the dead bodies through the bookstore and out into the parking lot.
(Arent all the doors supposed to belocked?)
They then stand there watching.
Only nothing happens, apart from their getting caught by the rest of the group.
He tells the bros that theyre acting like kids, and that maybe this group needs rules.
Its time these people started thinking long term.
in a mall with two dead corpses and her rapist, Jay.
Alex shouldnt have to interact with the person responsible for sexually assaulting her.
So the pair set out to scavenge more food and some blankets.
(I dont understand why they cant just move their cushy mattress set-up, but okay.)
Not that it helps.
He eventually does, but then leaves after telling her, Im not going to hurt you.
Because all of this is normal, reassuring behavior?
Raj calls it murder; Kyle claims self-defense.
And just like that, we have a subsection within this group of survivors.
For that, he needs Mias help because hes convinced she can hot-wire a car.
However, Connor refuses to let him take either prisoner.
I hate to say this, but the police chief makes a valid point Mia is a criminal.
But Kevin says these are extreme circumstances.
He reveals that he cant remember anything other than his dog Rufus (R.I.P.)
he cant even remember if hes gay.
Mia cries because shed give anything to forget like he has.
Adrian says this is because his dad is abusive.
(Not going to lie, I low-key hate how much this episode makes me agree with Connor.)
Adrian answers that Jays friends held him back.
Kevins attempt to assault Connor lands him in the basement with the very people hes trying to save.
A little later, Natalie ventures out into the Mist, eager to be reunited with her dead hubby.
Once inside the church, Natalie says she saw God.
Romanov argues that thats not what God is like.
She tells him shes not talking about his God and walks away.
This prompts Adrian to ask Romanov why God didnt send them anything good.
Adrian is left to mull over the words, so he asks for a baptism.
(Was anyone else worried about what could have happened?!)
Luckily, the weird angle of the hug helps Adrian pilfer the keys to the basement from Romanovs pocket.
Luckily, Kevin takes him out.
Adrian exchanges one last look with Romanov before following the others into the Mist.
Could this be a psychological effect of the Mist?
Or is this another sign that well be getting a religious leader of sorts?
(I suspect therell be two if Natalie gains a following quickly enough.)
