The Walking Dead: World Beyond Episode 1x03 Recap with Spoilers

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In the present, Hope continues to tell Iris that she's going to sound the siren and help their path be cleared. Iris agrees to it. They decide to head out so they pick up their stuff. Silas is a bit uneasy about holding a weapon. He remembers his bloodied hands from the past. He offers to carry bags so that they can kill and he doesn't have to. Along the way, he ends up facing an empty but doesn't kill it. He acts weird when they reach a safe space. The dead surround the office where they are holed up.

Elsewhere, Hope explores an empty factory or warehouse. As dead reveal themselves, Iris and her pals find some food and supplies. They talk about people who were previously in their lives. Silas doesn't miss his mom. Iris misses hers everyday. Silas is not afraid of the empties. He is afraid of himself. They push a door open and Felix reaches through it. Felix and Huck burst in the room, eager to know where Hope is.

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Later, Felix wants to know who left behind the trail for them to be found. Felix wants to know where the siren is and how he can find Hope. Iris won't tell them.

In the past, Hope and Silas talk about her father leaving for the science exchange with the Civic Republic. "Every family's got something, right?" she says. Silas is emotional about something. He finds a poem which she left behind about a tiger and a lamb, how the two ultimately compliment and represent each other.

In the present, hope continues her solo journey and tricks an empty into trapping itself. She gets to the siren and tries to sound it but the handle falls off.

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Felix continues to question Iris about Hope's plan. Silas explains that he had insight about why Hope went off on her own. She's carrying some guilt. He can relate.

In the past, Silas navigates hallways in janitor gear. His headphones die but people around him don't realize. They talk about him being a monster.

In the now, Hope explains that the siren is broken. Felix takes the radio and wants to get to her. Hope insists she is going to get the siren ready and the group needs to be ready to run. Hope insists they don't come back for her if she doesn't make it. Everyone gets ready to "haul ass." Hope gets the siren to start sounding. Everyone runs outside.

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The empties surround the siren. While everyone tries to make the journey, Hope lights a fire with the tar on the ground. The walkers start to turn. Hope tries to make her way to the group but some walkers catch her. She tries to hold them off, aided by her bite-proof jacket. Iris rushes in to help, finally killing an empty but the other falls on top of her. Hope gets up and kills the other with her S-pole. All the while, Iris is narrating with the Tyger and the Lamb poem.

Silas is waiting at the end of the journey.

In the past, Silas continues to be mentored by Felix. He remembers moments with everyone in the group. He is realizing these are his people.

Now, the group narrowly escapes the dead.

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Later, Huck advises Hope to think carefully about what she wants as all of her friends and family are counting on her.

As everyone eats and recovers, Felix declares they're going back and has a plan for how. The kids decide they're not going to.

Later, Hope has to confess something to Iris. "The night that mom died, it wasn't you, it wasn't empties, it wasn't people," she says. "It was me... I haven't told anyone after all thjese years. Not ever dad. The pregnant latr we saw that night. She came back and she had a gun. She was freaked and I came at her and maybe if I'd done nothing at all, she'd... she shot mom. I scared her and she shot mom."

Iris is frustrated about not having known earlier. She is forgiving, though. Hope breaks down in apologizing.

Felix ultimately agrees to go on the journey with them.

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Elsewhere, Elizabeth is met by a soldier from her community. He enters her apartment. "I can't get what we did out of my head," he explains.

Elizabeth calls him to stand at attention. She has a British flag in her house, which might matter. She demands he explain what they did. "We neutralized a threat," he says. "With respect, they didn't seem like a threat." Elizabeth suddenly turns on her fan, stove, coffee grinder, television, and everything else that makes noise. She lays out everything they have, including medicine, water, and electricity. She claims to be the last light of the world and last hope.

"We enable this population of over 200,000 souls to live," she says. "To create the future. They didn't seem like a threat? They were going to be."

The soldier doesn't know if he believes her. She tells him to sit down and gets him soup. Someone knocks on the door and she demands he answer it as she stays seated drinking wine. Two soldiers are here to escort him to a mental health facility until he is ready to serve again. He won't be able to serve again, he suspects, so she says he'll never leave the city. The soldiers take him away and ultimately knock him out.

Elizabeth turns everything on again before turning her attention to her binder full of notes, showing a bit of emotion as she sits at the table. A tear falls on her map.