The rescuers reached Andrea just in time to find her still alive — but bitten. She asked for a pistol to kill herself, and Michonne refused to leave her side. Off camera, a single gunshot rang out. If you choose local pickup, please get your gift certificate at our office at W. Andrea makes her way to a deserted warehouse. Either this is the same warehouse as the one where Rick met the Governor earlier, or else rural Georgia is full of warehouses. The Governor pulls in behind her and we get a bunch of scary dark scenes in which the Governor stalks Andrea through the building until Andrea gets the better of the him by locking him in with a room full of zombies.
Andrea makes it to the perimeter of the prison and is about to call out to Rick in the watchtower when the Governor grabs her from behind.
This is the second time tonight that I want to bang my head over this script; not only did the Governor make it out of the warehouse alive but he somehow silenced the engine noise on his jeep AND evaded any lookouts from the prison. Martinez blames Tyreese and his group for being troublemakers. The Governor goes to talk to Tyreese, Sasha and Allen. As he leaves, the Governor runs into Milton sidebar: does everyone in Woodbury just hang out on the main drag all the time waiting to run into everyone else?
Really, Milton? Does he seem OK? Poker face, Milton, look into it! Regina Thorne is an avid reader of just about everything, an aspiring writer, a lover of old movies and current TV shows, and a hopeless romantic. Read all posts by Regina Thorne for Criminal Element. Great recap! I liked her until she chose the Governor over her friend Michonne. Damn, Andrea — she saved your life! It's not going to be pretty but to quote one of the outsiders, "It's survival of the fittest.
Thanks, Jessica. I can't wait until we see how it all turns out. Now on to our weekly awards Quote of the week. Tweet of the week. Barbara Isert : " walkingdixons Daryl just changed his Facebook status from 'it's complicated' to 'post-apocalyptic bro-code activated.
Walker of the week. Driver-side zombie, whom Glen pretty emphatically stomped rather than riding shotgun. Make sure to check back with MLive's Walking Dead Blog after next week's show to share in all the watercooler talk.
Undead next time Below is a quick promo from "Home. Follow Justin Engel on Facebook and Twitter. Note to readers: if you purchase something through one of our affiliate links we may earn a commission. All rights reserved About Us. The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Advance Local. When Andrea queries Karen on the Governor's whereabouts, she refuses to give her an answer, claiming that she doesn't know anything.
Karen argues with Martinez about Noah being trained for combat. She watches the Governor evaluate the townspeople with Andrea. She is on guard duty when Andrea returns to Woodbury, but lowers her gun when she realizes it's Andrea.
Karen is among the Woodbury militia assembled by the front gate. She and the other soldiers load up in the convoy before the Governor orders the militia to start heading for the prison. At the prison, the Woodbury militia break through the gates and find the prison completely quiet. Inside, Karen is split into one of two groups as they search the prison for Rick's group. Chaos soon breaks out as smoke grenades and loud strobe alarms broke out, followed by gunfire that killed many Woodburians.
Karen and the surviving soldiers flee the prison and head home for Woodbury. On the road, the Governor forces the militia to stop and demands they return to the prison to finish the job. Karen screams at the Governor that the raid was a slaughter for them, and that while they will fight the undead, they refuse to fight against other communities of survivors.
As she and the others turn to get back in their vehicles, the Governor begins massacring his own people, starting with shooting Paul in the back and ending with a gunshot at Allen. In the chaos, Karen was quickly able to get under the body of a dead man and pretend to be dead herself, as the Governor began putting a bullet in each deceased Woodburian's head. However, he ran out of bullets when reaching Karen and the dead man's bodies.
He turned around and left the scene with Shumpert and Martinez, leaving Karen to breathe a sigh of relief. She eventually hid inside of the Army truck and was eventually found by Daryl , Rick , and Michonne. She informs them of what happened to the rest of the militia and that Andrea jumped the wall earlier that day and left Woodbury.
She accompanies Rick and the others to Woodbury and takes cover when Tyreese and Sasha begin shooting from the wall.
She steps out with her arms raised and reveals what the Governor did to the siblings, who look at each other in shock. The next morning, Karen arrives at the prison on a school bus with a couple dozen women, elderly, and children.
She and the remaining Woodbury townspeople were welcomed into the prison community with open arms by Hershel, Beth, Carol, and the others. Karen is seen on fence-duty killing walkers alongside David , Chloe , Henry , and another prison resident. Eventually, before leaving on the Big Spot supply run, Tyreese pays her a visit and kisses her. They discuss the supply run and he confesses to Karen that he never enjoyed killing the walkers outside of the fence. He only did it to spend time with her.
Later that night, Karen and Tyreese are seen in their cell talking to one another before going to sleep. Karen is seen with Tyreese until she leaves for Cell Block D. She stops at the showers for some water when she hears a strange noise.
She investigates, finds nothing, and returns to her cell. However, a zombified Patrick emerges and follows Karen back to D Block. He feeds upon, and thus turns, a man and the two launch an attack on the prison inhabitants. Karen manages to survive and is led to safety by Tyreese.
She is later seen coughing a symptom of a fatal unknown disease.
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