Fear The Walking Dead: Who died in I Lose People…
By Sonya Iryna
One of the newest additions went out like a hero and another one managed to survive against the odds in the second last episode of Fear The Walking Dead this season.
At the end of last week’s Fear The Walking Dead it was revealed that beermaker Jim was bitten in the fight for the group to get to the safety of the hospital roof. Jim was still trying to accept his fate when the episode ended.
It must be a very difficult thing to deal with when someone gets bitten. Do you kill them right away and get it over with or let them die from the fever and have a few more hours or possibly days of life?
It turns out that Morgan and the group didn’t have to make that decision for Jimbo. Even though he wasn’t a particularly heroic guy Jim died with dignity by sacrificing himself to a herd in order to create enough of a distraction to draw the walkers away from the fire truck where the rest of the group was stranded after rescuing Morgan, allowing the group to escape.
In the end Jim repented of his selfish ways and crappy attitude and he wanted to go out on his own terms instead of waiting to die alone on the roof. He relented and gave Sarah his beer recipe, and then jumped so that his body would hit a car and set off the alarm to draw the walkers away. That wasn’t the end for Jimbo though, because Martha found him and wrote his beer recipe on his face while she waited for him to turn.
Martha’s Gunshot
It’s pretty amazing that Martha, the Filthy Woman, managed to survive that gunshot. Wendell is a good shot and she lost a lot of blood. And she’s basically a walking infection because she’s so dirty so that wound has to be painful and starting to get pretty gnarly. Martha is a strong woman though, and since she managed to escape it’s a safe bet that she isn’t just going to leave the group in peace.
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Next week’s season finale will probably feature a final showdown with Martha. Will anymore major members of the group die? Hopefully not. Losing Madison Clark and Nick Clark in one season was bad enough. But this season has been the most well-constructed and character driven season so far so next week’s Fear The Walking Dead season 4 finale should be one intense episode. And in just two weeks The Walking Dead season 9 kicks off.