“That rule’s kept me alive,” she said, “even before people were eating each other’s faces.”) Putting on the protective gear was lucky, too - it saved her from being bitten by a walker that emerged from the rubble as she retrieved her camera bag to hike up the mountain. (Apparently, not staying in cars was a big thing for her. But it was a good thing she hadn’t stayed in the car - another rockslide just about demolished it.
Angry, Isabelle said that if her companion insisted on being “transactional,” she’d give her this: “Everything I do is to ensure that there’s more than stories left when I die.” That being a start, Al agreed to put on protective gear. On the downside - well, the extra downside - it gave Al a chance to obstinately refuse to stay in the car or wear protective gear.
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On the plus side, it stopped Al from playing 20 rounds of 20 Questions that Isabelle - whom she called Happy since she wouldn’t smile or disclose her name - wasn’t about to answer. A rockslide blocked their path well before they reached their destination. In the end, Isabelle didn’t break any of Al’s bones rather, she took the journalist along as she drove to a fuel drop at the top of a mountain. Walking Dead: Multiple Rick-Centric Movies Starring Andrew Lincoln Eyed “I can be really spiteful like that.” However, Al would reveal the whereabouts of the telltale tape in exchange for Isabelle’s story. Ha! But if Isabelle broke Al’s leg, said the captive, she’d never talk. Once Isabelle got off the phone - sorry, radio - she threatened to break Al’s leg if she didn’t tell her where she’d hidden the damn tape. Isabelle was even more perturbed to be told that they were sending “a reclamation team.” We never learned what that was, but we can probably all agree it doesn’t sound nice. Caught again, she noted Isabelle’s upset at having to inform her higher-ups over the radio that she wasn’t inbound with the payload yet because she had to refuel. Instead, she poked around the compound at which they were parked and got an eyeful of the legendary chopper. Anyway, the next time Al got away, she probably could have really gotten away from Isabelle if only she’d made tracks. We wouldn’t find out until the end of the hour that her name was Isabelle, but for ease of recapping, I’m gonna start calling her that early. Upon being re-apprehended, she - and we - discovered that said captor was a woman. ‘I DON’T STAY IN THE CAR’ | Early on, “The End of Everything” was all about Al going so far as to lose a boot in trying to escape from her uniformed captor, at least long enough to hide the tape that she’d made of the fallen CRM member at the crash site.
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