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We want justice!

I promise you,
I will find the real culprits

and bring them to justice.

Previously
on "The Walking Dead"...

What are you
doin' here, man?

Well, I'm here to
save your asses.

I think we can
help each other.

And who are you?

I work for
Lance Hornsby.

He's out there
hunting my friends.

I need your help to
stop him.

If your son didn't do the things
that he's accused of,

someone did.

Guns on the ground. Weapons down!

We've come so far.

Lost so much.

Saying you handcuffed
my brother to a roof

and you left him there?!

It's hard to trust when anyone
can go at any time.

But the people who die
and the people who go

aren't lost forever.

I believe that.

I have to.

...is how we keep them alive.

The future belongs
to all of us now.

Drop your weapon!
Hold it right there!

Take this guy out!

Put the knife down!

Do it, or we will shoot!

Let him go! Now!

You heard him.

Lower your weapon.

This is not
just about you.

I need him alive.

Dixon.

Not here
and not like this.

You choosing
this piece of shit?

If I was,
you'd already be down.

Do what you
fuckin' gotta do.

Daryl.

What have you done?

I made a deal for us.

Don't worry.

He'll live.

So the slate's
just wiped clean?

Debt, deaths on both sides.

We get supplies,
water, weapons.

Pamela provides everything that
we need to finish rebuilding.

Free and clear.

Then we just go home?

That's up to everyone
to decide.

What does Pamela
get out of this?

Hornsby.

We tell the people
what he did.

Out here,
back at that house where...

Where folks died.

He takes the fall for it.

So this is about
saving her son.

It's not our problem
anymore.

We'll talk about it with
our people when they get here.

There's a lot to think about
on our end.

Right. Yeah. Like how
they killed most of our people.

Anybody else?

I think the most important thing
is that we're together.

I don't want to go it alone
anymore.

I don't trust them.
But if you say

that this deal
gets us back in our homes,

with our own rules, then
I think it's worth the risk.

Alright.

You mind shifting me
over a few feet?

Think I'm stuck
on an anthill here.

Get used to it.

Wow.

I always thought
we got along so well.

How many of my men
have you gotten killed?

Oh, Mercer.

I thought you realized
by now...

They're not your men.

Better hop to it,
soldier.

You'll be transported back
to the Commonwealth

and put on trial.

Look, Pamela,
it's just the two of us.

Drop the act.

No act, Lance.

You've gone too far.

Seriously?

You never seemed to have
a problem

with how I got
the job done before.

We're not talking
about the past.

Only now. And you've made
quite a mess of "now."

Hold on... You might survive this,
if you play things right.

But your life at
the Commonwealth is over.

Over?

After...
After all the years,

after all that I've done
in service of you...

Oh, please.
You've served yourself

above everything
and anyone else.

Always trying so hard
to prove the world wrong.

You refuse to see it.

But I've made something
of myself.

You're an angry,
delusional little boy, Lance.

Trying to win a game,
but too foolish to realize

that you've never actually
been a player in it.

You still need me.

If something happens
to me...

certain alliances
the Commonwealth has...

certain
stabilizing factors...

are likely
to become a problem.

Whatever game
you're playing, Pamela...

I'm very much in it.

Lance Hornsby abused
his position

and caused untold
suffering for others.

But thanks in part

to the assistance
of friends and allies...

Along with our dedicated armed
forces, he was unable to escape.

And I promise you all...
Justice will be served.

She played that
perfectly.

Hornsby takes the fall,
Sebastian skates.

Now, tomorrow
is Founders Day.

An opportunity for our community
to come together and celebrate

what truly makes
the Commonwealth great...

Its people.

And we will celebrate.

We will not forget,
but we will rise above this.

Because we are
the Commonwealth.

There has to be
something more we can do.

Your people
are leaving.

It's not your problem
anymore.

Hey.

I'm still standing here.

I know.
Thank you.

Would you ever consider a...
A change of scenery?

You showed me your home,
I could show you mine.

Maybe someday...

But not yet.

Now, we'll make sure
Oceanside is okay.

I'll fill Cyndie and Rachel in
on the plan,

see what they need.

It'll take a bit
to get everybody ready

and gather up
all the supplies.

Head to Alexandria
first.

It's in better shape
than Hilltop.

We'll see you there. Be safe.

Sure you wanna go?

Yeah.
Yeah, it's fine.

Been on the road a few weeks,
so what's a few more, right?

Hey.Hey.

Um, pack's all set.
I'll grab us some water, okay?

Alright.
Thank you.

"What's a few more weeks,"
huh?

I'm sorry.

You don't have to
be sorry.

No, I just...

Henry.

You know, I haven't
forgotten about him.

It's just...
I don't know.

You take happiness
wherever you can get it.

And don't ever be sorry
for it.

Yeah?

Yeah.

You okay?

Yeah.

Yeah. I think I am.

I never, uh...

I never thanked you
for saving her.

I never thanked you
for saving me.

We don't have to.
We just do it.

Yeah.

Alright, come on.

Be safe out there,
alright?

You, too.

We'll be back
before you know it.

It's okay.

Here.
It's yours.

I don't want it.

Alright.

My mom talked about the day
she'd hang up

her sword for good.

Not that we'd be
completely safe,

but enough to feel like
she didn't need it anymore.

If I keep that, things go back
to how they were.

But they should be better.

They will be
once we get home.

How?

It's still broken.

And what about
everyone else here?

Shouldn't we stay
and help them?

Isn't that what you
and Mom and Dad did

at Alexandria
and Hilltop?

That was different.

It wasn't.
The only difference now

is that you'd rather run away
than stay and fight.

God damn it.

Stop.

Stop.

Just stop.

Lottery tickets here!

Get your lottery tickets
here!

A new life for
the price of a buck!

Lottery!

Y'know, you don't have to lug
that thing around anymore.

Yeah, well,
I hate to disappoint the kids.

I'm sure somebody else
could do it.

Eh.

Maybe I just enjoy
the exercise.

You're not coming,
are you?

If it's about the treatment,
we'll have plenty of medicine,

I made sure of it.
Maybe... Maybe Tomi can come.

It's not that.

My place is here.

When I set out with Eugene
and Yumiko,

we were all desperate
for help, remember?

And I was desperate
to make a difference...

One last time.

But this place,
these people...

...you...

gave me a second chance
to do a whole lot more.

So that's
what I'm gonna do.

Helping the people
of another Kingdom,

before it falls apart.

Hey.
Come on down.

Sure, let's try it.Okay.

We could all do that.

Today is a day of remembrance,

of those
whose lives were lost

in the founding
of this Commonwealth.

Their courage and grit
fortify our walls,

protecting our families,
the future, and America itself.

If they're gonna hear this,

why do I have to give
a speech?

There are certain things
you need to do

if you're ever going to
lead this place.

Max, could you...

"It is an absolute privilege
to be here with you today

as we honor the founding
of our great home."

Wow, that is crap.

I don't need this.

I will lead because
I'm a Milton.

You have jeopardized enough
with your stupidity.

They need to see that
you have nothing to hide.

And be reminded
that you are his grandson.

I am. Then show them.

Show me.

I will.

I know you will.

Politics was not
my first choice either.

You were born to lead
this place.

Hmm.

It looks like your amniotic
fluid is a little high.

What does that mean?

That you're in
the right place.

Might've been an issue
if we didn't catch it earlier,

but now we'll keep a close eye
and you'll be fine.

Dr. Kleiner to unit 7.

Dr. Kleiner to unit 7.

This all getting too real
for you?

No.

No.

But it is real.

It's all gonna be fine.

Staying here
isn't an option.

Yeah.

It's not.

There are people
looking to us.

I can't risk them.

I won't.

You know, I keep hearing
my dad's voice inside my head...

...saying,
"Your life is...

Is not your own
once you have kids.

It's never the same."

I always just wanted to know
what that meant.

And I finally get to.

And I keep hearing
Ian and Jesse.

And all the people
they killed.

We don't need
this place.

Because it's us now.

Yeah.

Alright.

Where's Judith?

RJ, where's Judith?

I'm not supposed to say.

She's supposed to be
packing.

I said we had to pack.
But she said she wasn't coming.

Where'd she go?

I don't know.

We'll find her.

Ugh.

This parenting thing...
I ain't very good at it.

But it's who you are
to her now.

What would hedo?

Don't.
Rick's not here.

You are.

It's weird.
Suddenly being a parent.

When Sophia was born,
I had no idea what I was doing.

All I really knew
was that I loved her.

So tiny.

Looking to me
for everything.

The weight
of making a decision

that would make
all the difference.

We just hope that
the choice we make

is the right one
at the time.

You'll figure it out.
I know you will.

Yeah.

I'm not sure
this is the best idea.

We don't have
much of a choice.

Of course we do.

Eugene,
I have to do something.

I've been in her office
for years.

Even if I didn't know
what was really going on,

I definitely knew
Sebastian was bad news.

And I just went along
with it.

You don't know what it's like
to feel that kind of guilt.

You'd be surprised.

I'm fairly familiar
with guilt's burden.

I was proud
of what we did.

I got used to
feeling like

maybe everything
would always be the same.

Like we were trapped
in the old world.

After all this, why shouldn't
we try for something better?

And thinking like that
actually felt good.

Like maybe we could
actually change things.

But it's all
being erased.

So I have to try.

No matter what happens.

But if you don't want
to do this, if...

If this is too much... I-I want us to be safe.

We cannot trust this man.

But if you truly believe
there's an outside chance

he can help us,
then...

I'll suck it up
and I'll do my best.

I thought you'd be gone
by now.

Not quite.

Sustenance
for conversation.

This for all the times
I got you out of a cell?

I'm a mite surprised

you're not able to do
the same for yourself.

Who says I'm not?

I try not to take
these things personally.

That's the game, right?

Any assistance
I could offer?

That's a weak play,
Eugene.

If you want something,
ask for it.

I'm looking for
any information

that might be damaging
to Pamela or her progeny.

Hm.

That's a tough one.

I'd love to help,
but the irony is...

Pamela's probably
the only reason I'm alive.

Some friendly advice?

You go after the Miltons
and they'll crush you.

Pamela's just better.

People wanted
her son's head...

Now they're dancing
in the street,

celebrating
the Milton legacy.

Founders
of the Commonwealth!

So trust me when I say...
You're better off making nice

with Pamela
and her sadistic shit of a son.

Eugene, make sure you tell
your girlfriend, too.

She's so great at hiding
in plain sight,

right next to Pamela.

She should keep it up.
The last thing I want

is you two to end up
in a cell like mine.

You both have to
live with it.

Unless you're willing
to burn the whole thing down.

...you shall do to them

according to
the whole commandment

that I have commanded you.

Be strong and courageous.

Do not fear
or be in dread of them...

...for it is the Lord your God
who goes with you.

He will not leave you
or forsake you.

My last sermon.

It's not your last.

You all packed?

Anything here
you want me to grab?

My parishioners
brought me food.

We can enjoy Mrs. Brennan's
ambrosia on the road back home.

That's all you.

You know, I didn't think
I'd get back to this.

To Him.

But I did.

The people that sit
in these pews...

They gave that to me.

You gave them something,
too, you know.

And what you gave will be here
long after you're gone.

Yeah.

I just wish they brought
cotton candy instead.

Same thing every year.

We set it up,
take it all down,

and we don't even get
to see the main event.

Don't matter,

as long as I can hear those
lottery numbers being called.

I promise to forget
all about you when I win.

Can we help you?

I wasn't trying
to worry you.

I know.

I just...

You just wanted
to be alone.

I get it.

I used to have a spot
like this.

When I wanted to hide
and not go home.

Where'd you go?

There was a river
behind my house.

I used to go down there

and wait for my dad
to go to sleep.

You were alone a lot?

Yeah.

I don't mind
being alone.

Sometimes
I like it better.

Gives you time to think.

Figure things out,
I guess.

I'm sorry about earlier.

It's okay.

I don't know
what I'm doing.

But I'm trying
really hard.

I wish things were like
how you want them to be.

That's the way
they should be.

But they aren't.

And I have to
keep you safe.

I'm gonna hold onto the gun
for a while...

till you want it.

Or not.

But either way,
you're stuck with me.

We good?

We're good.

Will I get to say bye
to my friends?

Yeah.

Help me up.

"It is an absolute
privilege to be here with you today

as we honor the founding
of our great home."

I sound like a douche bag.

You'll be great.

This is for later.

And I'm heading home
to change.

Okay.
Sounds good.

This is bullshit!

"It is an absolute..."

"It is an absolute..."

Hey.

Thanks.

You going to do it?

I don't think I have much
of a choice.

You do.

We all do.

Not according to
my mom.

This should be
my brother.

That's the one
she wanted.

I'm just the one
that's still here.

You can be more
than that.

Is that what this is?

You're just her lackey.

Getting me to do
whatever she wants, right?

I don't just work for your mom,
I'm a citizen.

Okay.

Leading isn't just
telling people her words.

Some truth might be
the way to go.

People respect
that sort of thing.

People don't want
honesty.

They want to be told that
everything's A-OK,

so they can go about
ignoring the goddamned mess

this world really is.

That's not true.

Please.

The Commonwealth is built
on buying into bullshit.

The desperate need
to believe

that the ol' American dream
is still real.

You know,
"Anything is possible!"

"We... We could rise
above our station!"

It's a friggin' joke.

The reality is
that the poor stay poor

so that the rich can do
whatever the hell we want.

The game is rigged.

There are no bootstraps
to pull up.

Christ, my mom hand-picks
the lottery winners.

And none of it matters,
and nothing will ever change.

But those people that you think
want "honesty"...

...yeah, they're just
too stupid to see it.

It's pathetic.

Now, that sounded
like you believed it.

But maybe...

maybe you just choose to be
a spoiled asshole.

I mean, if everyone else
expects it,

who's left to disappoint?

I thought it was really cute.

Yeah.
Go have fun.

Nice work.

Lottery tickets here!
Lottery tickets here!

Everyone needs a chance!

You doing alright?

Ladies and gentlemen... I'll be fine.

...please take your seats,

as the main event
is about to begin!

People of the Commonwealth,

are you ready to witness
a battle for the ages?!

Captain, Watch out!

Oh!

Oh, my God.

One, two, three!

Commonwealth!
Commonwealth!

Ha!

Let me hear it!

Come on!

Let's extend a hearty
thank-you to our combatants!

And now to continue
with this wonderful day,

my son, Sebastian,
has prepared a few words.

Thank you. It is, uh...
It is an honor and a privilege

to be with you today
to celebrate the, uh... to...

I, um...

I know that a lot of you
don't think very well of me.

I know that I probably
deserve that.

Now, it is gonna take
a long, long road

for me to earn your trust,
and live up to my legacy.

I don't have the words
to describe

what this place means to me.

But my grandfather did.

So, humbly, if you would join me
in listening

to the wise words
of President Milton,

founder of the Commonwealth.

Please.

The Commonwealth is built
on buying into bullshit.

The desperate need
to believe

that the ol' American dream
is still real.

You know,
"Anything is possible!"

"We... We could rise
above our station!"

It's a friggin' joke.

The reality is
that the poor stay poor

so that the rich can do
whatever the hell we want.

The game is rigged.

There are no bootstraps
to pull up.

Christ, my mom hand-picks
the lottery winners.

And none of it matters... I knew it. I told you!

...and nothing
will ever change. You bitch!

But those people that you think
want "honesty"...Stop that tape.

Hold on. Go!

...yeah, they're just
too stupid to see it.

Converge on the ring.

Please, everyone,
remain calm.

"Anything is possible!"

"We... We could rise
above our station!"No one fires their weapon.

It's a friggin' joke. Stand down!

The reality is
that the poor stay poor... Stand down!

...so that the rich can do
whatever the hell we want.

Back it up!
Back up now!

Get back!
Back!

Rotters!
We got rotters in the square!

Come back here!
You are dead!

Tango. Tango. Tango.
All units to the square.

The dead are inside
the walls.

You six, come with me.

Secure the Governor
until you hear directly from me.

Where are you going?

You're supposed to
protect me.

My job is to protect
the Commonwealth, ma'am.

Right now! Let's go!

Judith!

Judith!

C'mon.
Let's go.

Give me the gun.
They need our help.

We'll do this together, alright?
Come on.

Stupid bitch!

You're nothing!

Help! Help me!

Help me!

We need to go.

Help!

Help!

Help me!

Help me!

Help me!

Help me!

Help! Help me!

eah, they're just
too stupid to see it.

Please.

The Commonwealth is built
on buying into bullshit.

The desperate need to believe
the ol' American dream

is still real.

You know,
"Anything is possible!"

"We... We could rise
above our station!"

It's a friggin' joke.

The reality is
that the poor stay poor

so that the rich can do
whatever the hell we want.

I need an example.

I want to remind these people
that actions have consequences.

I've heard stories
about walkers

who can climb walls
and open doors.

What the hell?!

Milton's son is dead, and
she wants Eugene for it.

If they catch him,
he's dead.

Getting you out of here. No!

Everyone stand down!

Aah!

You heard him.
Lower your weapon.

This episode
deals with our people

trying to negotiate
with the Commonwealth,

and specifically
with Pamela Milton

and the fallout that happens
as a result of that.

What have you done?

Made a deal for us.

Daryl trusts Carol a lot.

And so the fact
that Hornsby isn't dead

and that Daryl didn't, like,
just go rampage on all of them,

he knows that if Carol
is doing something,

even if it's something
that he has reservations about,

he knows Carol
only ever does things

because she thinks
it is going to help them.

Aah! He's gonna put in

one little bit of protest.

"Alright, you told me
to keep him alive.

I'll keep him alive,

but I'm gonna go
as far as I can go."

Aah. Aah! Aah!

Don't worry. He'll live.

We've come so far.
Lost so much.

This concept of
going back into the past

to take a look at
where the characters are now

is something that we really
wanted to do

for the final block
of episodes.

Handcuffed my brother
to a roof,

and you left him there?!

We like the idea of seeing
how far Daryl has come

in the journey.

Daryl went from somebody
who was bucking the system,

a lone wolf,
didn't want to compromise,

and he has come to a point

where, as a leader,
as a father figure,

he does have to
sometimes trust things

that he doesn't want to trust.

You'll be transported back
to the Commonwealth

and put on trial.

Look, Pamela,
it's just the two of us.

Drop the act.

No act, Lance.
You've gone too far.

He's really, truly stunned

when she's so angry at him

and is kind of signaling
that he's going to pay

for the things
that have happened.

You're an angry, delusional
little boy, Lance,

trying to win a game.

Too foolish to realize
that you've never actually

been a player in it.

There is also a part of her
that truly does not like

the idea
that Hornsby has enabled

some of the things
that he's enabled.

Even if she likes
to keep her hands clean,

it has brought shame
upon her house.

Whatever game you're playing,
Pamela,

I'm very much in it.

And it's yours.

The story that we
wanted to play

of Judith and
hanging up the gun

has these origins
in a Western.

I don't want it.

When she refused it at first,
it's because

that's how she would prefer
to live her life.

Like, she would like it
if all of them were able

to hang up their weapons
for good.

If I keep that, things go
back to how they were.

But they should be better.

They will be,
once we get home.

How?

It's still broken.

And what about
everyone else here?

Shouldn't we stay
and help them?

I think that Judith,

in her kind of
youthful idealism,

really feels like,
"Why would you leave this

and not try to stay
and fix it?"

There is some truth
to what she's saying.

And I think
that that does give Daryl,

like, something
to think about.

And so I think that there's
this really nice exchange

between the parent figure
and the child,

where they're both kind of
learning from each other

in the moment.

I wish things were like
how you want them to be.

That's the way they should be,
but they aren't.

And I have to keep you safe.

A a a ah!

In the comic book,
football is

the big sport
that they rally around.

But because of the pandemic
and the protocols we had,

football was going to be
very difficult to do safely.

The writer of this episode said,
"What if we do wrestling?

Because it is, like, only
a limited number of people,

but there is
this theatricality to it.

It's all made up, and
you have heroes and villains,

And there's this sort of like

simplistic binary thing
that you have,

that, like,
even a sporting event

is propaganda for them,"

we thought
was really interesting.

Oh!
Ugh!

Ugh! Aah!

Commonwealth!

Commonwealth!
Commonwealth! Commonwealth!

I think, for Max,
she's been discontented

for a while.

It's been a slow journey
for her

that has ramped up in speed.

She really feels like she has to
do something about it,

or she cannot stand herself.

Leading isn't just
telling people her words.

Some truth might be
the way to go.

I think that when
she sees Sebastian

and sees that he really, truly
has no remorse

in spite of the fact
that he's been given a chance

yet again, and
he chooses to squander it,

so I don't think
she feels too bad

about exposing that,
because, I think,

that she feels like it's her job
as a concerned citizen

to do that for her people.

The Commonwealth

is built on
buying into bullshit.

The desperate need to believe
that the old American dream

is still real.

The reality is
that the poor stay poor

so that the rich can do
whatever the hell we want.

Help me! Help me!

Sebastian does get attacked
by the zombie,

and the reaction
of the citizens

is to stand around
and do nothing,

because they feel like,
in his own way,

maybe he deserves
a bloody end.

Help me!

The trust between
citizens and leaders

is so broken right now,

it has gotten to the point
where, in this community,

there is a form of
just vigilante justice

that they feel like maybe is
the only kind of justice

that they'll get,
because the rule of law

did not work for the citizens
in the case of Sebastian.

And they are sort of content
to stand by and let him die.

Help me! Help me!!

Somebody help me!

Aaah! Oh!

Give me the gun.
They need our help.

Taking up the gun again
is something that is tragic.

It is actually
the saddest thing of all

that a child feels that she
needs to be a gunslinger

in this apocalyptic world,
but it's a marker

that even this place
that she thought was safe

is not immune to the dangers
of the rest of the world.

It's unthinkable
in the Commonwealth,

and so, in that way,
the Commonwealth

succeeded at least
in some measure of protection

for its citizens.

But even when Judith shoots,
like, if you look at her face,

there's a sense of the tragedy
of the situation

that you kind of see
in her young eyes and her face.