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They decided to move on because of the number of walkers/zombies overpopulating the area. In the middle of their way , they met with a crashed area full of with a great deal of debris , some burning too. And beyond those debris lied a swarm of walkers. Now , after fighting a great deal of walkers , they somehow managed to nightstay there. On the next morning they encountered with a dead policeman in his Subaru car , where the nature of Brian Blake , how much a coward he was , was reflected when he refused to kill the dead man and asked for forgiveness after Philip killed him.
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