Vatos (WTS)

"Vatos" is the fourth episode of season 1 of The Walking Dead: Willing To Survive.

Plot
Nearby, Daryl swings at dead walkers' heads with a pickaxe as Glenn and Merle throw bodies in a fire.

Rick, Lori, and Shane discuss how to handle Andrea, who hasn't moved from Amy's side all night. Amy needs to be dealt with, Shane says — "the same as the others." Rick tries to approach Andrea to "tell her how it is," but she pulls a gun on him. "I know how the safety works," she says flatly, referencing Rick's advice to her when they first met. Rick backs off, apologizing. Daryl tells Rick that he needs to deal with Amy, calling her a "time bomb," as she could turn at any moment, but Lori insists they leave Andrea alone.

Jacqui and Jim pile up bodies. She notices blood on his shirt. He tries to convince her he just got some blood on him by moving bodies but she manages to see that he has been bit. "Please don't tell," he begs her, but Jacqui's too terrified to stay silent. "A walker bit Jim," she announces, as Jim insists that he's fine, but he grabs a shovel to press the group away from him as they demand to see his stomach. Merle runs up behind him and grabs his arms as Daryl runs in and lifts his shirt, revealing a bite wound on his abdomen. "I'm okay," Jim says, with far less conviction.

Daryl heads toward Jim with his pick axe and tries to take a swing, but Rick points his gun at Daryl's head. "We don't kill the living," Rick says, but Daryl snaps back, saying, "Funny, coming from a guy who just put a gun to my head." Shane steps between Daryl and Jim, agreeing with Rick, and Daryl throws down his pick axe. Rick moves Jim inside the bedroom of the RV.

Dale sits beside Andrea to pay his respects for Amy's death. He tells her about his wife's battle with cancer, how he dragged her to every specialist even though she'd accepted her fate. Her death left him feeling angry and cheated. "Since she passed," he says, "You girls were the first people that I cared anything for."

Rick and Shane dig graves near the campsite. "If you'd been here looking after your own," Shane accuses Rick, "our losses might not have been so great." Rick counters that without the guns he brought back, the losses would have been a lot worse, maybe the entire camp.

Daryl believes they should burn all the bodies, but Lori insists that they need time to mourn and bury their dead. "It's what people do," she says.

Jim is hallucinating inside the RV, his bite bleeding as he sees terrifying visions of the dead. The survivors stage a funeral, and Andrea resists Dale's attempts to help her drag Amy's body into one of the graves. "Are we safe now, Dad?" Carl asks Rick afterward, but he can't say that they are. "I won't leave again," he promises.

Privately, Rick asks Lori if she blames him for not being there when the camp was attacked, and to support his decision to head for the CDC. She doesn't blame him exactly — not like Shane does — but she doesn't know if she can follow him to the CDC on blind faith. "We're all terrified. Tell me something with certainty," Lori says. "I love you. That's all I got," he tells her. It's all he can promise.

In the RV, Rick tells a feverish Jim they're going to get him help as Jim starts to cough blood in to a bucket. Jim is delirious and asks Rick to watch the boat, insisting Amy is there and that Rick "said he would." Rick begins to wonder if saving Jim will be possible as he promises to watch the boat while Jim nods gratefully.

Outside, Shane asks Lori to convince Rick that the CDC is a bad decision, cautioning her about choosing her marriage over peoples' safety. "I think folks around here can make up their minds without bringing my marriage into it," Lori says. "It's a habit you need to break." Shane tells her that he'll add it to the list of habits he needs to break as Rick emerges from the RV.

Shane tries backtracking, and Lori abruptly announces that they should follow Rick's plan. Shane's reaction seems to confirm to Rick that something went on between his wife and best friend while he was gone.

Rick, Shane, and Dale depart to sweep the forest for walkers. Alone, Shane tries to convince Rick to change his mind about the CDC. "I've gotta do what's best for my family. If it was your family, you'd feel differently," Rick says. This offends Shane. "I kept them safe," he snaps at Rick. "Looked out for them like they were my own." Rick tries to calm him down. "You're hearing it wrong," he says, as they're interrupted by a sound in the bush and draw their guns and separate to investigate.

As they each scan with their guns raised, Shane's aim lands on Rick. He holds it there for just a few seconds, glaring, his breath heavy, but he hears a sound and his focus breaks. He lowers the gun and then notices Dale's been watching him. "Jesus," whispers Dale. Shane shrugs it off, musing that they need to get reflective vests for the woods. Back at camp, Shane announces that he thinks they should trust Rick's instincts, and those that agree will be leaving to the CDC in the morning.

At the nursing home, T-Dog asks Guillermo about what happened to the nursing home. G says that the staff fled the nursing home and abandoned the patients, Guillermo explains, leaving only himself (the building custodian) and Felipe (a nurse) behind. People will trickle in to check on their grandparents, and suddenly he's the leader of a group of young men, women, and the elderly.

Then, a survivor with a shotgun breaks in the nursing home and points gun at the occupants. "Where is Danilo?!" the man screams in anger at Guillermo. T-Dog turns is head at G and asks him about who Danilo is. G says that he was a former member of the nursing home until he was killed by walkers.

G tells the man that Danilo is dead. The man tears up as Jorge tries to disarm the man, but the man fights back and shoots Jorge in the chest. The man points his gun at G until Hector pushes G out the way and takes the bullet to the side. Felipe and Miguel tackle the man to the ground.

T-Dog grabs a baseball bat and hits the man's head repeatedly, killing him instantly. As Miguel and Felipe move the corpse out the way, Jorge and Hector rise back up, now reanimated and attack the survivors. However, Felipe puts down the zombified Jorge and G puts down Hector.

Guillermo then tells T-Dog that he has to get out of here, saying that the nursing home isn't going to be safe for much longer. T-Dog reluctantly accepts and leaves.

Main Cast
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 * Andrew Lincoln as Rick Grimes
 * Jon Bernthal as Shane Walsh
 * Chandler Riggs as Carl Grimes
 * Sarah Wayne Callies as Lori Grimes
 * Steven Yeun as Glenn Rhee
 * Laurie Holden as Andrea Harrison

Also Starring
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 * Lennie James as Morgan Jones*
 * Melissa McBride as Carol Peletier
 * Emma Bell as Amy Harrison**
 * Jeffrey DeMunn as Dale Horvath
 * IronE Singleton as Theodore Douglas
 * Norman Reedus as Daryl Dixon
 * Michael Rooker as Merle Dixon

Co-Stars
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 * Madison Lintz as Sophia Peletier
 * Jeryl Prescott Sales as Jacqui
 * Andrew Rothenberg as Jim
 * Noel G as Felipe
 * Neil Brown Jr. as Guillermo
 * Anthony Guajardo as Miguel
 * Gina Morelli as Fernanda
 * James Gonzaba as Jorge
 * Jorge-Luis Pallo as Hector
 * Gustavo Pastrana as Invading Survivor

Deaths

 * Jim's Wife (Confirmed Fate)
 * Jim's Two Sons (Confirmed Fate)
 * Danilo (Confirmed Fate)
 * Invading Survivor
 * Jorge (Alive and Zombified)
 * Hector (Alive and Zombified)

Trivia

 * Last appearance of Amy Harrison. (Corpse, Flashback)
 * Last appearance of Jorge.
 * Last appearance of Hector.
 * Last appearance of Guillermo. (Unknown)
 * Last appearance of Felipe. (Unknown)
 * Last appearance of Miguel. (Unknown)
 * Last appearance of Fernanda. (Unknown)