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: While fighting on the roof to deactivate the beacon that attracts radioactive walkers, Alicia and Strand engage in a physical struggle. They accidentally spill gasoline across the roof.
: Simultaneously, Daniel Salazar infiltrates the Tower to find Charlie. In a poignant conclusion to his long-standing arc regarding his daughter Ofelia, Daniel accepts that Ofelia is gone and chooses to spend Charlie's final moments comforting her as a surrogate father.
Below is the "long story" for the episode: [FTWD 7x14] Divine Providence: The Tower War
As the battle for Victor Strand’s Tower reaches a breaking point, Alicia Clark leads her army to his front door, determined to take the building as a safe haven for her people.
: Strand invites Alicia inside, hoping to convince her to rule by his side rather than destroy him. Despite her illness and the betrayal she feels, Alicia is willing to negotiate for peace but refuses to forgive Strand for his previous actions, such as the murder of Wes.
: While fighting on the roof to deactivate the beacon that attracts radioactive walkers, Alicia and Strand engage in a physical struggle. They accidentally spill gasoline across the roof.
: Simultaneously, Daniel Salazar infiltrates the Tower to find Charlie. In a poignant conclusion to his long-standing arc regarding his daughter Ofelia, Daniel accepts that Ofelia is gone and chooses to spend Charlie's final moments comforting her as a surrogate father. [S7E14] Divine Providence
Below is the "long story" for the episode: [FTWD 7x14] Divine Providence: The Tower War : While fighting on the roof to deactivate
As the battle for Victor Strand’s Tower reaches a breaking point, Alicia Clark leads her army to his front door, determined to take the building as a safe haven for her people. In a poignant conclusion to his long-standing arc
: Strand invites Alicia inside, hoping to convince her to rule by his side rather than destroy him. Despite her illness and the betrayal she feels, Alicia is willing to negotiate for peace but refuses to forgive Strand for his previous actions, such as the murder of Wes.