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Rick returns to the prison and tells Maggie and Hershel that Carol killed Karen and David, and thus he sent her off. Meanwhile, in the quarantined cell block, Hershel continues to care for the sick, with the ailing Sasha and Glenn assisting him. As the conditions of the infected worsen, many succumb to the flu and reanimate as walkers. Despite their dire situation, Hershel remains optimistic and comforts the other people in the quarantined area. The reanimated quickly proliferate and overrun the cell block, and Hershel, Glenn, Sasha, and Lizzie fend for their lives. Hearing the gunshots inside the prison, Maggie rushes to the quarantined zone. Meanwhile, the exterior fence gives way to the press of walkers, whom Rick and Carl kill using automatic rifles. Maggie manages to enter the cell block by shooting the window, eliminates the remaining undead, and rushes to her father's aid, while Hershel retrieves a breathing apparatus for Glenn, who is close to death. As Carl reassures his father, Daryl's group returns, and Bob administers medicine to the remaining infected survivors, including Glenn and Sasha. Hershel returns to his cell block and breaks down in tears. Later, outside, when Daryl approaches him about Carol, Hershel advises that he should speak to Rick. Michonne and Hershel leave the prison to dispose of the walker corpses. As Rick and Carl continue to tend to their crops, the prison is revealed to be observed by The Governor.

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Daryl's group finds a new car, and while repairing the vehicle, Bob tells Daryl about his alcoholism and his culpability for Zach's earlier death; Daryl replies that's nonsense and reminds Bob that he is no longer alone. Michonne confronts Tyreese about his anger; he counters with inquiries about her quests to find and kill The Governor. The group eventually makes it to the college and retrieves the medicine they need, although Bob is almost killed in a tug-of-war with walkers who latched onto his bag, which is revealed to contain only a bottle of liquor he found at the college. Having lost trust in him, Daryl threatens Bob and condemns his actions. On their way back to the prison, Michonne tells Daryl The Governor's trail has "gone cold", and thus she will stop searching for him. Meanwhile, Rick and Carol go on a supply run in a residential area, where they find two survivors, a couple named Sam and Ana. When the couple expresses interest in returning with them to the prison despite the ongoing illness, Rick decides to let them come with him. Carol suggests that the couple assist them in searching the area for supplies, and they agree to help. Rick believes they are ill-equipped to handle that task, but reluctantly agrees with the group consensus. While scavenging the town, Rick and Carol debate Carol's actions. The two later discover that Ana has been killed by walkers and Sam is nowhere to be found. Rick later tells Carol that she will not return with him to the prison, since he believes Tyreese would kill her when he learned she'd killed Karen and David, and Rick doesn't want her around his children. He helps Carol pack a car of her own with supplies, and then the two then go their separate ways.

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The unknown virus continues to spread, killing more people and infecting others, including Sasha, Glenn, and Lizzie. Tyreese, furious about Karen's death, attacks Daryl and Rick in frustration, inciting the latter to fight back. Hershel suggests that the group search a nearby veterinary college to find medication to help the infected. He also decides that the elderly and children, including Carl, must be separated from the other survivors, as they are more vulnerable to the disease. Hershel leaves the prison enclosure to search the woods for elderberries and runs into Carl, who insists upon escorting him. They encounter one slow-moving and another immobilized walker during their trip, and Carl prepares to shoot them, but Hershel discourages him, advising that's unnecessary. Maggie cries about Glenn's illness, but Beth reminds her they all have jobs to do. Carol breaks down after offering condolences to Tyreese. Hershel decides to risk exposure by caring for the sick. He says they are always risking their lives, and the only thing they could do now is decide what they are risking it for. Daryl, Michonne, Bob, and Tyreese head to the veterinary college to retrieve medication, but on their way, they hear a voice on their radio inviting listeners to a "sanctuary". They suddenly encounter a massive herd of walkers, forcing them to abandon their vehicle, although a bitter Tyreese stays in the car. When he finally decides to get out, he is surrounded by the undead, forcing the remaining three to leave him and head into the woods. Tyreese miraculously survives the herd's attack and catches up with Daryl's group. After investigating Karen and David's murders, Rick confronts Carol, who admits she killed them.

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The reanimated Patrick proceeds to devour multiple people in his cell block, turning them into walkers as well. The walkers at the fences have proliferated after someone is revealed to have been feeding them rats. The walkers inside the prison also multiply as the inhabitants evacuate the primary cell block, although the walkers, including Patrick, are quickly killed by the rest of the survivors. Carol takes care of a man, Ryan Samuels, whose daughters are Lizzie and Mika, and he realizes he has been bitten in the arm and neck. Ryan, coming to terms with his imminent death, asks Carol to take care of his girls. Carol brings them to him to say goodbye, comforts the girls, and encourages them to stay strong. Rick and Daryl discover that Patrick has been killed by an aggressive flu strain that causes the infected person to hemorrhage and choke on his own blood. The survivors decide to quarantine those who might be infected to prevent the virus from spreading. The outer fence of the prison is about to give way to the walkers, and the group tries to hold off the undead, discovering in the process that someone has been feeding them rats. Rick lures the walkers away from the fence by reluctantly feeding them his pigs, which Hershel deemed to be possible hosts for the new virus. As Rick scraps his pig pen, Carl discloses to his father that Carol has been teaching the children how to use weapons. Rick gives Carl back his gun, disappointed that his attempt to live a quiet life has failed. Tyreese visits his girlfriend, Karen, who had been infected; later, he is horrified when he discovers two burnt bodies: his infected friend David, and Karen. The blood trails indicate the two had been killed before their bodies were burned.

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After renouncing leadership and taking in the remaining Woodbury citizens, Rick has resigned into farming and taking care of pigs, one of which appears sick. Rick also refuses to carry guns, in hopes of being a better example to his son, Carl. The prison has become an ideal and peaceful location for the survivors, who manage to keep walkers from entering. Michonne continues to search for The Governor and plans to search for him next in Macon. While out in the woods to clear snares, Rick finds a tattered woman named Clara and becomes suspicious. Rick converses with her about her life and her husband. At her camp, Clara attempts and fails to kill Rick to feed her zombified husband, and stabs herself to join him as a walker. Daryl leads a small group, including former army medic Bob Stookey and Beth's new boyfriend Zach, on a supply run to a retail store. When Bob causes an accident in the store, walkers pour in from the roof, and Zach is killed when he is bitten by walkers. When the group returns to the prison, Daryl informs Beth of Zach's demise; Beth does not display emotion, saying that she no longer cries and instead decides to be happy she got to know him. Patrick, Carl's friend who has become ill, collapses and dies in the shower rooms, and reanimates as a walker.

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Find out from The Walking Dead's executive producers, and creator Robert Kirkman, what to expect in season 4. The governor is still out there, and he's pissed, so what does this mean for Rick and the rest of the group? Is Carl turning into a little Shane or a little Governor? What about all of the Woodberry residents who now live in the prison they were just 10 minutes earlier at war with. How the hell do they feed that many people? Find out a few of the insights into what we should be expecting to see in the future of The Walking Dead. Also, I know this isn't part of Season 4, but why couldn't Andrea have gotten those pliers any damn faster? Just something to think about as we wait for the new season to reemerge from the summer hiatus grave this October.

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The episode cold opens with a flashback to Andrea and Michonne (Danai Gurira) on their own, settling down around a campfire to eat. Andrea asks Michonne about her chained walkers, correctly guessing that she knew them before they turned. Michonne says they deserved what they got; they weren't human in the first place. On this line the view changes to the present storyline, with The Governor preparing chains in his private workshop.

There is more paramilitary activity in Woodbury: Martinez (Jose Pablo Cantillo) loads up an army truck with a .50 caliber machine gun and other arms. After failing to talk The Governor out of killing the people at the prison, Milton (Dallas Roberts) reveals to Andrea that there is no deal, and The Governor intends to kill the prison group no matter what. Milton emphasizes this by showing Andrea a gallery overlooking The Governor's workshop, where The Governor has set up a dental chair with surgical instruments and hand tools. Andrea seems convinced and sights The Governor with her handgun when he appears below. Milton stops her, remembering the man The Governor used to be, and states that her being killed in retribution and Martinez's taking over after an assassination won't save her friends or Woodbury. He urges Andrea to leave and warn the prison group. She asks him to come with her, but Milton says he belongs in Woodbury. Andrea accepts this, but challenges Milton to stop looking the other way.

Martinez confiscates Andrea's handgun on The Governor's orders; The Governor tells Andrea he wants to keep her separate from Martinez's operations, but he wants her with them when they meet Rick. Andrea doesn't buy it and goes over a section of wall guarded by Tyreese and Sasha (Sonequa Martin-Green). Tyreese tries to stop her, but Andrea threatens him with a knife and warns him and Sasha that The Governor has done terrible things and is planning worse. Tyreese and Sasha tell The Governor, who claims that Andrea was on her own all winter and implies that she's crazy and paranoid. The Governor prepares to go out on his own to bring Andrea back, and he throttles Milton for giving Andrea reason to leave.

Allen (Daniel Thomas May) criticizes Tyreese for making unpopular decisions, costing them trust with the power players in Woodbury, and explains that the men on the wall are on edge and believe Andrea is crazy. They accompany Martinez to the Biter Pits, where they prepare to collect several captive walkers. Thinking the worst, Tyreese refuses to help them and, when Allen tries to convince him to get with the program, Tyreese provokes Allen over how Allen's late wife, Donna, looked to him for protection instead of Allen. They scuffle, and Tyreese holds Allen over the Biter Pit, with Allen telling Tyreese to throw him in; Sasha has to talk Tyreese down to save Allen's life. The next day, when it is discovered that a horse trailer and a pit of walkers were burned to a char, rendering them immobile and useless as threats, Tyreese becomes a suspect as the saboteur.

Andrea runs for the prison, hiding when she hears Woodbury vehicles and struggling to kill walkers with her knife. The Governor pursues her across an open field in a truck, but Andrea makes it to the treeline ahead of him. Shortly afterward, as dusk falls, she seeks shelter in an abandoned factory. The Governor follows her inside, and they kill walkers while playing a game of cat-and-mouse, with The Governor eerily whistling the lullaby that he'd sung to his walker-daughter, Penny. Andrea eventually sets a dozen or so walkers on The Governor and escapes while she hears him struggling for his life, after emptying his handgun.

Staggering and exhausted, Andrea arrives at prison and waves from inside the treeline to Rick, who is standing watch. However, The Governor grabs her and pulls her down, muffling her mouth after she squeals, leaving Rick to question whether he's once again imagining things. The Governor returns to Woodbury and, with his usual charm, addresses Tyreese and Sasha's concerns (about feeding people to walkers and killing women and children) by telling them he's using the biters as a scare tactic, a bluff to try to save lives. Tyreese's surprised reaction, when The Governor asks how he got gasoline to burn the biters, suggests his innocence. Milton's mentioning the burning of the walkers to The Governor and the latter's reaction imply The Governor now suspects Milton.

When Milton asks The Governor if Andrea is alive, he states, "I hope so." In the final scene she is shown, bound and gagged, in the dental chair in The Governor's workshop.