There’s initially some tension between the two, but they become friends. Long story short: Alicia has to help Paul find another stereo - a stereo! - and Paul won’t let her go until she does. What Paul also cannot hear is the sound of an approaching zombie, so when Alicia wakes up and sees that a zombie is about to bite Paul, Alicia kills the zombie but inadvertently knocks over Paul’s stereo and breaks it. Paul is a former musician who likes to listen to music really loud, not because he can hear it, but because he can feel it, and he needs to feel it to drown out thoughts of his dead wife.
In any respect, after one of her fainting spells, she wakes up in the home of a stranger, Paul (Warren Snipe), who is deaf. Because of these dreams, Alicia insisted that a group of people follow her as she followed a zombie she saw in her dreams to Padre, which led to the deaths of that group because what kind of insane person follows a zombie she saw in her dreams to a figure that only exists in her dreams? She’s been passing out a lot, and while she’s passed out, she’s been having fever dreams, and in these fever dreams, a zombie has been asking her to follow it to “Padre.” Alicia believes that the mythic “Padre” will save her and her people. Alicia has been near-dead before, however, and has not yet left the series, but I suspect that the actress is season-to-season now and the writers are always building an exit plan for the character just in case.Įither way, Alicia has been sick. I suspect that she’s on her way out after seven seasons - in the midseason finale, she was bitten by a zombie, and though she managed to remove her infected arm, she’s still suffering from an infection, which may be from the zombie bite or it may be from removing her arm in a sewer.
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This one centered on Alicia, played by Alycia Debnam-Carey, the second-billed actor on the series who nevertheless didn’t show up this season until episode 8 (“Follow Me” is episode 9). The episode, “Follow Me,” did what most episodes of the series have done for the last couple of seasons: It focused on only one or two major characters, which overall has been good for the series’ storytelling abilities but probably also makes it so that cast members only have to shoot three or four episodes (or fewer) in a 16-episode season. The episode did not feature the return of a long-dead character (but that is coming), nor did it see the detonation of another nuclear bomb (that happened in the sixth season finale). This week’s seventh season midseason premiere has proven me wrong. I didn’t think that Fear the Walking Dead could sink as low as it did in that episode. Jimbo keeps coming in the clutch… #FearTWD /npLkzwZCQz- FearTWD July 8, 2019 This is an actual moment from a 2019 episode of Fear the Walking Dead that saw two characters escape over a huge mountain in a hot air balloon shaped like a beer.
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