We finally get to see where Beth has been taken. She is in Grady Memorial hospital in Atlanta
with a group of officers, one doctor and some people they have managed to
save. Their leader is a woman police
officer named Dawn. They tell Beth she
was alone when they saved her and she owes them a debt. She is to pay off the debt by assisting the
doctor. She meets the officer who “saved
her. His name is Gorman and he is
creepy. We also find out that you must
pay for everything you use there including the food you eat. She brings the Dr. Edwards his dinner and
talks to him for a while. He seems like
a nice guy. She also meets a young man
named Noah who is sort of like Dawn’s personal assistant. She befriends him and he shares his story of
how he got there. He was brought in with
his father, who didn’t make it. He tells
her his dad was strong and would’ve fought against the people there. He believes they think he is weak, but he
says he is not and he plans to escape. A
multitude of injured people get brought in the hospital throughout the
episode. One was a man who had jumped
out of an apartment building to escape walkers.
Dawn is insistent that Dr. Edwards must save him after one of the
officer’s whispers something in her ear.
Dr. Edwards does a sonogram and finds out the man has a punctured
lung. He stabs him to let some of the
blood and fluid out and stabilizes him, but the man has internal bleeding and
may not be able to be saved. Then a
woman that was already there received a bite mark from a walker somehow. She’s wheeled to the room by Dawn and Gorman who
tell the doc they will need to amputate her arm or she will turn. Beth freaks out a little, but they tell her
they need her to hold Joan down. They
saw off her arm and after they get her cleaned up, Dr. Edwards takes her down
to the bottom floor of the building to she Beth walkers are always
outside. Then he takes her to the top
for some air and to tell her his story.
He was a doctor there and when the crisis broke out Dawn was charged
with helping him evacuate the patients.
They are safe and taken care of there and everyone contributes and it’s
better than being alone outside in the city.
He tells Beth to call it a day after she gives the man Trevor 200mg of
Clozapine. She grounds up the meds and
mixes with water and collects it in a syringe.
She gives the man the dose and Noah comes in to check on her. Then the man goes into a seizure and
dies. Dawn comes in and starts demanding
an explanation. Noah covers for Beth and
tells her he was cleaning and accidentally hit a chord. They take him from the room and beat him
up. Beth tells Dr. Edwards she gave the
man the right medicine and he just seized and she’s not sure why. She tells the doctor she gave him clozapine
just like he said, but he says that’s not the medicine he told her to give the
man. It was because I re-watched the
earlier scene three times to be sure.
Beth gets upset for having had something to do with the man dying and
Noah getting beat up. Afterwards Dawn
comes to visit Beth and tries to encourage her to eat so she will be
strong. Beth tells her she didn’t want
to owe them and more than she already did.
Dawn tells her if she doesn’t eat she will become weaker and need more
medical help and will never get to leave.
Dawn also confides in Beth that she thinks the nightmare won’t last
forever and that things will go back to the way they were so everyone has to do
their part around there. Beth is in her
room and looks for the lollipop Noah gave her.
It’s gone, but Gorman comes in licking it. He forces her to taste it, but fortunately
the doctor comes in. He tells Gorman to
leave her alone. Gorman says she should
be his. The doctor tells him she isn’t
his and he won’t get Joan back either.
He says he will because Dawn won’t stop him. Immediately after this, Beth tells Noah she
wants to go with him. He works to keep
Dawn distracted while Beth looks for an elevator key in her office. When she looks for the key she finds Joan
dead in a pile of blood with scissors in her hands. She finds the key, but Gorman walks in. He says he won’t tell on her if she has sex
with him. She concedes at first, but
hits him with a bowl of lollipops knocking him to the ground for a freshly
turned Joan to feast on. She leaves the
office, but is stopped by Dawn who asks if everything is okay. Beth says she saw Joan and Gorman going into
her office looking for her. Noah and
Beth open the elevator shaft and Noah lowers Beth down with sheets tied
together, then he goes to climb down. He
gets grabbed by a walker through one of the elevator doors and falls to the
bottom in the pit of bodies so Beth jumps down to him. They make their way through the dark
basement, but are attacked by a few walkers.
Beth shoots them and they get to the door. Once they get out into the sunlight Beth is
overrun with walkers. Noah keeps running
and gets away, but Beth is caught by one of the officers. Dawn asks Beth who she thinks she is and Beth
tells her no one is coming for them and that Dawn has done all of this for
nothing. Dawn knocks her out. Doctor Edwards is tending to her wounds and
she tells him she knows Trevor was a doctor and she knows that’s why he had her
kill him. He admits to it and says they
would’ve kicked him out or possibly killed him so he did what he had to too
stay alive. Later she takes some
scissors to kill the doctor, but some officers come in with a victim on a
stretcher and Beth sees that it is Carol.
End credits…
So is there really something wrong with Carol or have they
just become smarter now than to blindly walk into a situation again like they
did at Terminus?
See you next week!
No comments:
Post a Comment