Daryl: “The ones who took you and Maggie, what’d they do to you?” Carol: “To us?

A firefight breaks out, with the Saviors losing plenty of men in the ensuing battle. The gunmen's ringleader, Dwight, is none other than the guy who took Daryl's bike and crossbow in an earlier episode. They do so via the train tracks. Daryl asks his friend. She invited Daryl because he reminds her of her brother, and she asked Rosita along because she believes she’s stronger than she thinks she is despite being alone right now. Eugene: “I was not trying to kill you, I was only looking for a moment.”, Abraham: “You know how to bite a dick, Eugene. Or more to the point, the show’s writers continue to have sane people do silly things in order to put them in dangerous positions for the purposes of dramatic tension and to kill characters off. The fallout of Denise’s death gives a few of the characters a chance to reflect as life settles back into its routine. The list of “Stupid Things” is too long to recount six seasons into this show–Glenn’s descent into the well in “Cherokee Rose” springs to mind–but our remaining heroes apparently have not passed these Darwinian lessons along to their new cohorts. Eugene is injured in the fight after Dwight eventually manages to free Little Dwight from Eugene’s grasp. Daryl and Carol bury Denise in Alexandria.

(Oh and there’s always another medical professional around when you need one, like Hilltop’s obstetrician.) Abraham left Eugene to his own devices in the machine shop; what could possibly go wrong? The others tell her to ignore the cooler, but she opens the door anyway, and the walker springs at her, and Denise nearly gets bit. But she’ll never get another moment to act on that change in her because an arrow comes flying straight through her eye mid-speech, draining the life from her as she collapses.

Before we get into tonight’s episode, now seems like a good time to address a recurring gripe with The Walking Dead, namely the fact that otherwise semi-intelligent people do stupid things on occasion, which more often than not directly results in their deaths. She goes to open the passenger door and grab the cooler, but the walker inside hangs onto it and topples out of the car onto Denise. He wants to prove himself, and so he goes for the kill. The surprising bite heard round the train tracks throws everyone into chaos as Eugene, Daryl, and Rosita go on the offensive. Her description of him reminds Daryl of his own brother. Abraham, meanwhile, hides behind a nearby pile of junk, waiting for his moment. NEXT: Something regained, someone lost as the scavenge winds down. What’s interesting here isn’t just Carol’s final decision, one she’s been mulling over for a few episodes now, it’s how her departure affects the daily happenings in Alexandria and the action going forward.

The whole conversation takes place outside Denise’s, and she just so happens to have overheard at least enough of the conversation to get the gist of it. While burying Denise with Daryl, she admits that he was right when they spoke earlier in the episode. She needs to prove to herself that she’s brave, that she’s ready to face this world.

Feeling her oats on the way back to their truck, she spots a cooler in a car in which a very viable walker is locked. Eugene wrestles with it for a bit until Abraham finally ends it, which only enrages Eugene. ), RELATED: Behind the Scenes of EW’s The Walking Dead cover shoot. Tonight’s episode, “Twice as Far”, proved that there are still some weak links in the chain. As AMC’s The Walking Dead closes in on its Season 6 finale in just two weeks, the citizens of Alexandria are taking stock to make sure everyone is bringing their best game to the fight against Negan and the Saviors. All three are, in some fashion, wrestling with their pasts. They also apparently retrieved Denise’s body since Daryl and Carol took the time to bury her, which led to perhaps the most surprising moment of the episode overall.

(Sadly, the walker does not simply seem to be a big Buffy the Vampire Slayer fan.) And if only he knew just what kind of day she was about to have. Oh, and she wanted a can of soda for Tara…. The heroes repel the gunmen, with Rosita having to restrain Daryl from trying to pursue -- or at least get in a parting shot with his reclaimed, trusty crossbow. Carol left. (Should have stayed off the railroad tracks like Daryl said.).

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