Kel and Blake in "Before Winter"

Blake asks Kel, the young autistic car mechanic if he can fix a passenger bus which was secured. Blake intends to use it for the move of the Woodbury residents to the Prison. During their conversation Kel acknowledges for the first time that the dead are outside, rising and walking. Blake is surprised and pleased about this, before Kel had always shut out the reality. He also tells Blake that he has spoken to Fang who is still a prisoner in Woodbury. Blake doesn't tell the boy that Fang is his prisoner. When Kel asks Blake how much time he has to get the bus running, Blake tells him he plans to move them all to the Prison for Christmas.

Dixie, Danasea and the Terminus people in "Blast from the past"

The Terminus people find out that a little girl in their midst is infected (she got bitten before she found sanctuary with them) She escapes terminus and gets away. When she comes back the gates of Terminus a big crowd of people watches her approaching, including Dixie. Everyone is shocked and upset and Dixie finally shoots an arrow through her head. Danasea decides to have her body burned instead of brought back into the camp.

Multiple characters in " A community is growing"

In Terminus the community is growing daily. The people who join, are a motley crew of young and old, skilled fighters or peaceful social minded people. They talk about their views (Malak for example talks with some about his vision that one day the living will outnumber the dead again if mankind chooses life over death, meaning to live together and reproduce instead of fighting each other). As a wonderful surprise, Daryl is reuntited with his cousin Dolly. Ky and Belca return from Woodbury and give them an account of their  encounter with Fang and Blake and their impression of Blake, whom they describe as unstable. Based on that impression they fear, the unpredictable Woodbury leader might plan an attack on Terminus.

Meanwhile the notorious Colton has gathered a small group around him at the old farm…

Blake, Fang, Belca and Ky in "Mindgames"

Blake had been determined to find Fang ever since the two Woodbury guards had reported how Fang took them to the prison under false pretenses, threatening the residing people there (At the time it will be remembered, there were only Malik, Dana, Belca, Ky and Annie, while Dixie was out scouting) but also promising them, that he would make sure to keep Blake away from the prison. Blake is furious about his former friend's act of treachery and lies. Blake's hope to unite the scattered groups under one safe roof aka the prison is now crushed and brings back his old demons. Thanks to the new man Daryl, Fang was found and sized. He is now kept on the top floor in one of the Woodbury apartments guarded night and day. When Blake and his men are about to fetch Fang for interrogation and possibly a fast clean end, they are interrupted by the arrival of Belca and Ky in Woodbury asking for help, because Belca is injured. They are let in and exposed to a disturbing comedy of mind games and ambiguous acting. The prisoner Fang seems quite relaxed regarding what grim fate Blake insinuates, while Blake openly tells the visitors that they are invited to stay and watch the "floor show", indicating Fang's public torture or execution. All this makes Belca and Ky very uneasy. Only because Belca is not fit to travel straight away, they take on Blake's offer to stay and rest in Woodbury for a while.

Daryl, Dakota, Blake and Tequila in " The Rescuer"

A man appears in Woodbury bringing little Dakota back with him. The little girl had slipped out looking for her father. Blake welcomes the man and invites him to stay for as long as he wants. Tequila is grateful to the man. His name is Daryl Dixon. Daryl tells them how he found Dakota at a place called Terminus and that they had grilled food galore, which they offered. Sambuka suspects they might have something to hide. Blake is concerned and Daryl offers to scout the place for him.

Daryl and Dakota at Terminus

Daryl

Danasea, Malak, Dixie and Annie in "Bad connection"

Danasea uses the radio, that Lex gave to his father to keep up the connection with Dixie at the Prison. 

But what starts with his offer of help developes into a verbal duel.

Later the three burn the bodies of the former Terminus residents.

Lex and Fang in "high noon"

Sherif Lex ambushes on drunk Fang in Woodbury and teaches him a lesson as a first taste of what may come.

(still waiting for picture)