"Fear the Walking Dead" Season 2 arrived at a stunning (and wicked) end Sunday night with a two-hour finale. Look at a breakdown of everything that occurred in scenes 14 and 15:
Ofelia
Ofelia (Mercedes Mason) is driving along the U.S./Mexico fringe when he auto separates. She's attempting to settle her ride when the dead assault her. Utilizing her sledge, she's ready to take out the risk, and even take a blade all the while. Be that as it may, there is no sparing the auto. With more walkers traveling her direction, Ofelia is compelled to take her rosary globules, knapsack and water to proceed with her adventure by foot.
In the wake of going for a touch of time, Ofelia at last unearths an opening in the fence. She crosses into U.S. domain, yet is still in the forsake. What's more regrettable however is that Border Patrol still has all the earmarks of being in dynamic obligation.
"Buenos dias, senorita," a man with an automatic weapon says to her. "Welcome to America."
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Ofelia (Mercedes Mason) hits a deadlock after she crosses the fringe in the Season 2 finale of "Dread the Walking Dead." Photo: AMC/Peter Iovino
The Colonia
Scratch (Frank Dillane) keeps on breaking the tenets by escaping the Colonia amidst the night with one of the inhabitants. The two take oxy and go to the grocery store group to make the exchange. Scratch tries to exchange oxy for security, promising to make a conveyance consistently on time in the event that they allow the Colonia to sit unbothered. The posse has different arrangements, however. They united with a previous adversary posse that has entry to drugs. With their new partners the main thing they need is the place of refuge the Colonia gives.
Scratch comes back to the Colonia and breaks the terrible news to Luciana (Danay Garcia). Alejandro doesn't seem worried about the risk, and is rather more furious about Nick resisting him.
The meeting is hindered when somebody looking for therapeutic consideration at the drug store turns. Alejandro gets bit, and Nick plays saint by handling the walker over the gallery. Obviously, that is not a savvy move in a building loaded with wiped out individuals. A patient lands an undesirable nose position when the walker falls on top of him. The walker additionally snacks on some "finger nourishment" when a lady's hand gets excessively close. Without any weapons to slaughter the dead, Nick utilizes the old "Mountain" from "Session of Thrones" trap and murders the walker by putting his fingers in his eye attachments.
There is nothing left to do in the wake of getting eyeball goo on you. Scratch packs his sacks and asks Luciana to leave the Colonia with him. In any case, Luciana is as yet drinking Alejandro's Kool-Aid. That is when Nick powers Alejandro to confess about his resistance. Things being what they are he's a fake! Alejandro isn't generally insusceptible to the walker infection. Actually, the chomp check is only an injury from a medication fiend who basically had a terrible instance of the munchies.
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Scratch (Frank Dillane) tries to persuade Luciana (Danay Garcia) to leave with him in the Season 2 finale of "Dread the Walking Dead." Photo: AMC
Luciana feels sold out by Alejandro, yet at the same time declines to leave with Nick. She considers the Colonia her home and trusts confidence will secure them. In any case, all things considered, she doesn't need Alejandro to uncover that he lied. Touching him up with a smidgen of cosmetics, Luciana cautions Alejandro that he must place on one final show of confidence for his kin.
Scratch doesn't stick around. He leaves the compound and very quickly spots something stunning — a helicopter. The locating makes Nick swing back to the Colonia. He goes to see Alejandro, where he clarifies about the medevac over the fringe. Since Alejandro's wellbeing is coming up short, he guarantees that his kin will never need to discover reality. Alejandro can urge them to go north while he gets the chance to remain behind and bite the dust an "excellent passing."
The Hotel
Madison (Kim Dickens) tries to begin new with Travis (Cliff Curtis), who is still steamed at losing Chris (Lorenzo James Henrie). She tries to let him know that he stayed faithful to his commitment to his ex by permitting Chris to run with different insane people who comprehend him. What Madison soon acknowledges however is that those two maniacs that Chris brought off with are really at the inn.
Brandon (Kelly Blatz) and Derek (Kenny Wormald) clarify that they were in a pile up that killed the driver, which is the manner by which they wound up at the inn. At the point when Brandon depicts the driver as a 16-year-old dolt from Los Angeles that doesn't have a drivers permit, Madison comes to an obvious conclusion and makes sense of that the blockhead driver was Chris.
Things being what they are, do you tell your depressed mate that his child is dead? That is the issue Madison postures to Strand (Colman Domingo). She's torn about what to do. She realizes that Travis merits the privilege to recognize what happened to Chris, but on the other hand is reluctant to let him know. Strand really urges her not to let him know, saying that Travis needs to keep up would like to make due in this world.
While trying to spare Travis from any more misfortune, Madison draws Brandon and Derek outside by letting them know will get their own particular room and therapeutic consideration. That enrages alternate survivors, and an irate swarm shapes.
Madison has them at the door when Travis shows up requesting answers about his child. Rather than tossing Brandon and Derek into the road, they convey them to a space for Travis to question them. They disclose that Chris volunteered to drive, yet probably snoozed off in the driver's seat. He swerved the auto, bringing about it moving about six circumstances. As per Brandon, Chris broke his neck when he experienced the windshield of the auto. Travis acknowledges their clarification, however Derek needs to include something that made the entire story disintegrate. Derek proceeds with that they hauled Chris out and covered him by a tree. Nonetheless, that negates what they said in regards to Chris being tossed from the auto. Travis secures himself in the stay with Brandon and Derek and severely thrashes them. They at last concede reality about Chris — they "put him down."
A flashback uncovers that Chris was still alive after the crash and figured out how to drag himself out of the destruction. He seemed to have a broken leg, and recognized what might transpire if Brandon and Derek discovered him. He attempted to escape, yet Brandon strolled up to him and pulled the trigger. They cleared out his body amidst the road without giving him a legitimate internment.
Travis transforms into an insane dad bear. Oscar (Andres Londono) tries to get into the space to prevent him from pounding the life out of the Americans, yet Travis hammers the entryway on his head and bolts the entryway once more. Derek tries to battle back, however is at last overwhelmed. Travis executes Derek by gagging him and tossing him through a window. He murders Brandon by pulverizing his head with his foot.
Travis is in a kind of daze when Hector (Ramses Jimenez) at long last uses a seat to break the window. Since Travis just murdered two individuals and hurt one of their own, Elena (Karen Bethzabe) orders for him to be taken away. Madison argues that Travis simply lost his child, however she's the one that made the principles about viciousness in any case.
Strand, who is continually watching his own particular back, cautions Madison that she needs to release Travis. He pulls the "your beau relinquished you" and "consider your girl" card, however Madison won't give Travis a chance to be ousted. With Alicia's favoring she chooses that their lone choice is to leave the lodging with Travis. Elena gives them the OK, telling Madison that they should leave at first light. In any case, Madison is set up for anything to turn out badly in that time. She requests that Alicia go keep an eye on Oscar.
Things are not searching useful for Oscar. He has not recaptured awareness, and his sibling André s (Raul Casso) needs to expel a portion of his skull keeping in mind the end goal to lessen a portion of the cerebrum swelling. It's essential to recall here that André s is not by any stretch of the imagination a specialist, and certainly doesn't have the best possible instruments to pull off such an unsafe system. In any case, hello, when difficulties are out of control … what are you going to do?
All things considered, the technique doesn't work and Oscar bites the dust. André s and Hector choose to break the understanding that Elena made with Madison and follow Travis. The twosome, alongside another inn visitor, breaks into the room Madison, Travis and Alicia are remaining in. André s has him at gunpoint and will pull the trigger, however Alicia shocks everybody and wounds André s in the trunk. A fight results and the firearm goes flying. Everybody stops when Strand grabs the weapon. He drives Hector and the other man out of the room and cautions the others that they need to run.
Madison, Travis and Alicia make it to the auto, yet Strand has no arrangements on running with them. He hands Madison the weapon and guarantees her that he'll be OK.
On The Road
Where will Travis, Madison and Alicia go now that they've been compelled to leave the lodging? Their first stop out and about is the general store where the pack was remaining. The building is currently vacant, however Madison is scanning for any pieces of information that could lead them to Nick. Obviously, this bombshells Alicia, who believed that she at last broke through to her mother about concentrating on Nick half a month back.
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In the mean time, the posse touches base to the Colonia. Entering the place of refuge is simple, particularly since the general population officially left. Notwithstanding, Alejandro remained behind and accepted Nick's recommendation. He moves the transport that was hindering the pit of walkers once the majority of the group individuals enter.
Madison, Travis and Alicia discover the Colonia only a couple of hours after the fact, and by that point, the pack is as of now dead. While it seems like a deadlock, Alicia really discovers Alejandro, who is still alive. Before he passes on he figures out how to tell Madison that Nick is setting out toward the outskirt.
Discuss a godsend! In any case, fortunes can just take you so far in the zombie end of the world.
The Colonia is taking after Nick and Luciana "north" when Nick can demonstrate to them the helicopter. The possibility of a displaced person camp gets hurled aside however when somebody begins shooting at them. It shows up as though they're Americans securing the outskirt. The scene closes with Luciana shot and Nick getting thumped out.
Ofelia
Ofelia (Mercedes Mason) is driving along the U.S./Mexico fringe when he auto separates. She's attempting to settle her ride when the dead assault her. Utilizing her sledge, she's ready to take out the risk, and even take a blade all the while. Be that as it may, there is no sparing the auto. With more walkers traveling her direction, Ofelia is compelled to take her rosary globules, knapsack and water to proceed with her adventure by foot.
In the wake of going for a touch of time, Ofelia at last unearths an opening in the fence. She crosses into U.S. domain, yet is still in the forsake. What's more regrettable however is that Border Patrol still has all the earmarks of being in dynamic obligation.
"Buenos dias, senorita," a man with an automatic weapon says to her. "Welcome to America."
FTWD Season 2 finale
Ofelia (Mercedes Mason) hits a deadlock after she crosses the fringe in the Season 2 finale of "Dread the Walking Dead." Photo: AMC/Peter Iovino
The Colonia
Scratch (Frank Dillane) keeps on breaking the tenets by escaping the Colonia amidst the night with one of the inhabitants. The two take oxy and go to the grocery store group to make the exchange. Scratch tries to exchange oxy for security, promising to make a conveyance consistently on time in the event that they allow the Colonia to sit unbothered. The posse has different arrangements, however. They united with a previous adversary posse that has entry to drugs. With their new partners the main thing they need is the place of refuge the Colonia gives.
Scratch comes back to the Colonia and breaks the terrible news to Luciana (Danay Garcia). Alejandro doesn't seem worried about the risk, and is rather more furious about Nick resisting him.
The meeting is hindered when somebody looking for therapeutic consideration at the drug store turns. Alejandro gets bit, and Nick plays saint by handling the walker over the gallery. Obviously, that is not a savvy move in a building loaded with wiped out individuals. A patient lands an undesirable nose position when the walker falls on top of him. The walker additionally snacks on some "finger nourishment" when a lady's hand gets excessively close. Without any weapons to slaughter the dead, Nick utilizes the old "Mountain" from "Session of Thrones" trap and murders the walker by putting his fingers in his eye attachments.
There is nothing left to do in the wake of getting eyeball goo on you. Scratch packs his sacks and asks Luciana to leave the Colonia with him. In any case, Luciana is as yet drinking Alejandro's Kool-Aid. That is when Nick powers Alejandro to confess about his resistance. Things being what they are he's a fake! Alejandro isn't generally insusceptible to the walker infection. Actually, the chomp check is only an injury from a medication fiend who basically had a terrible instance of the munchies.
FTWD
Scratch (Frank Dillane) tries to persuade Luciana (Danay Garcia) to leave with him in the Season 2 finale of "Dread the Walking Dead." Photo: AMC
Luciana feels sold out by Alejandro, yet at the same time declines to leave with Nick. She considers the Colonia her home and trusts confidence will secure them. In any case, all things considered, she doesn't need Alejandro to uncover that he lied. Touching him up with a smidgen of cosmetics, Luciana cautions Alejandro that he must place on one final show of confidence for his kin.
Scratch doesn't stick around. He leaves the compound and very quickly spots something stunning — a helicopter. The locating makes Nick swing back to the Colonia. He goes to see Alejandro, where he clarifies about the medevac over the fringe. Since Alejandro's wellbeing is coming up short, he guarantees that his kin will never need to discover reality. Alejandro can urge them to go north while he gets the chance to remain behind and bite the dust an "excellent passing."
The Hotel
Madison (Kim Dickens) tries to begin new with Travis (Cliff Curtis), who is still steamed at losing Chris (Lorenzo James Henrie). She tries to let him know that he stayed faithful to his commitment to his ex by permitting Chris to run with different insane people who comprehend him. What Madison soon acknowledges however is that those two maniacs that Chris brought off with are really at the inn.
Brandon (Kelly Blatz) and Derek (Kenny Wormald) clarify that they were in a pile up that killed the driver, which is the manner by which they wound up at the inn. At the point when Brandon depicts the driver as a 16-year-old dolt from Los Angeles that doesn't have a drivers permit, Madison comes to an obvious conclusion and makes sense of that the blockhead driver was Chris.
Things being what they are, do you tell your depressed mate that his child is dead? That is the issue Madison postures to Strand (Colman Domingo). She's torn about what to do. She realizes that Travis merits the privilege to recognize what happened to Chris, but on the other hand is reluctant to let him know. Strand really urges her not to let him know, saying that Travis needs to keep up would like to make due in this world.
While trying to spare Travis from any more misfortune, Madison draws Brandon and Derek outside by letting them know will get their own particular room and therapeutic consideration. That enrages alternate survivors, and an irate swarm shapes.
Madison has them at the door when Travis shows up requesting answers about his child. Rather than tossing Brandon and Derek into the road, they convey them to a space for Travis to question them. They disclose that Chris volunteered to drive, yet probably snoozed off in the driver's seat. He swerved the auto, bringing about it moving about six circumstances. As per Brandon, Chris broke his neck when he experienced the windshield of the auto. Travis acknowledges their clarification, however Derek needs to include something that made the entire story disintegrate. Derek proceeds with that they hauled Chris out and covered him by a tree. Nonetheless, that negates what they said in regards to Chris being tossed from the auto. Travis secures himself in the stay with Brandon and Derek and severely thrashes them. They at last concede reality about Chris — they "put him down."
A flashback uncovers that Chris was still alive after the crash and figured out how to drag himself out of the destruction. He seemed to have a broken leg, and recognized what might transpire if Brandon and Derek discovered him. He attempted to escape, yet Brandon strolled up to him and pulled the trigger. They cleared out his body amidst the road without giving him a legitimate internment.
Travis transforms into an insane dad bear. Oscar (Andres Londono) tries to get into the space to prevent him from pounding the life out of the Americans, yet Travis hammers the entryway on his head and bolts the entryway once more. Derek tries to battle back, however is at last overwhelmed. Travis executes Derek by gagging him and tossing him through a window. He murders Brandon by pulverizing his head with his foot.
Travis is in a kind of daze when Hector (Ramses Jimenez) at long last uses a seat to break the window. Since Travis just murdered two individuals and hurt one of their own, Elena (Karen Bethzabe) orders for him to be taken away. Madison argues that Travis simply lost his child, however she's the one that made the principles about viciousness in any case.
Strand, who is continually watching his own particular back, cautions Madison that she needs to release Travis. He pulls the "your beau relinquished you" and "consider your girl" card, however Madison won't give Travis a chance to be ousted. With Alicia's favoring she chooses that their lone choice is to leave the lodging with Travis. Elena gives them the OK, telling Madison that they should leave at first light. In any case, Madison is set up for anything to turn out badly in that time. She requests that Alicia go keep an eye on Oscar.
Things are not searching useful for Oscar. He has not recaptured awareness, and his sibling André s (Raul Casso) needs to expel a portion of his skull keeping in mind the end goal to lessen a portion of the cerebrum swelling. It's essential to recall here that André s is not by any stretch of the imagination a specialist, and certainly doesn't have the best possible instruments to pull off such an unsafe system. In any case, hello, when difficulties are out of control … what are you going to do?
All things considered, the technique doesn't work and Oscar bites the dust. André s and Hector choose to break the understanding that Elena made with Madison and follow Travis. The twosome, alongside another inn visitor, breaks into the room Madison, Travis and Alicia are remaining in. André s has him at gunpoint and will pull the trigger, however Alicia shocks everybody and wounds André s in the trunk. A fight results and the firearm goes flying. Everybody stops when Strand grabs the weapon. He drives Hector and the other man out of the room and cautions the others that they need to run.
Madison, Travis and Alicia make it to the auto, yet Strand has no arrangements on running with them. He hands Madison the weapon and guarantees her that he'll be OK.
On The Road
Where will Travis, Madison and Alicia go now that they've been compelled to leave the lodging? Their first stop out and about is the general store where the pack was remaining. The building is currently vacant, however Madison is scanning for any pieces of information that could lead them to Nick. Obviously, this bombshells Alicia, who believed that she at last broke through to her mother about concentrating on Nick half a month back.
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In the mean time, the posse touches base to the Colonia. Entering the place of refuge is simple, particularly since the general population officially left. Notwithstanding, Alejandro remained behind and accepted Nick's recommendation. He moves the transport that was hindering the pit of walkers once the majority of the group individuals enter.
Madison, Travis and Alicia discover the Colonia only a couple of hours after the fact, and by that point, the pack is as of now dead. While it seems like a deadlock, Alicia really discovers Alejandro, who is still alive. Before he passes on he figures out how to tell Madison that Nick is setting out toward the outskirt.
Discuss a godsend! In any case, fortunes can just take you so far in the zombie end of the world.
The Colonia is taking after Nick and Luciana "north" when Nick can demonstrate to them the helicopter. The possibility of a displaced person camp gets hurled aside however when somebody begins shooting at them. It shows up as though they're Americans securing the outskirt. The scene closes with Luciana shot and Nick getting thumped out.
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