Fear The Walking Dead, Survival Rule Of The Week:People In Your Corner
By Liam O'Leary
Fear the Walking Dead Survival Rule Of The Week
Survival is tough against the walking dead. That’s why it pays to have someone in your corner, as we learn in the newest Survival Rule Of The Week!
I have said it before, and I will repeat it: Ideally, you want to be able to survive a zombie apocalypse on your own, but chances are, you are going to need at least one person backing you up.
Who this person might be could be anyone. They could be a total stranger, someone you met on the road and have decided to join with as a means of mutual defense, and nothing more. You may not be friends with this person and may not know anything about them beyond their name and face, but because both of you know being together gives you better chances to survive than being alone, you stick together.
However, an ideal thing you can have in a zombie apocalypse is having someone you trust with you. Someone you know that come hell or high water will be willing to risk their life to help you and never throw you under the bus, no matter how bad things might get.
In this week’s Fear The Walking Dead, we met Mickey, who had such a person when the outbreak hit. Her would-be husband and long-time tag team partner, Cliff. Believing Cliff to still be somewhere in Texas, she braved escape through Victor Strand’s wall of walkers, across the wasteland, and who knows how many miles of a zombie-filled Texas to retrieve him. That is the kind of person you want watching your back in the zombie apocalypse, and in this week’s Survival Rule Of The Week, I will explain why.