This episode begins with a flashback. Bob is walking by himself through the woods. He seems completely despondent as he makes his way forward with a large sword in his hand. He builds himself a shelter and sits and drinks. A walker tries to reach through his shelter and Bob simply looks at it. He finds a truck and even sleeps on the roof, as the walkers pass by him. Bob walks forward without rhyme or reason, until Darryl and Glenn pull up. Bob says that he has been alone for awhile and that neither of the groups he has belonged to have survived. Bob asks about their camp and Darryl asks how many walkers and people he has killed. Bob admits to killing one person and says that he did it because she asked him to. Bob says that it doesn't matter who they are and that he will come with them. Bob hops into the back of the pick up and the three men drive away.
It's foggy and Maggie, Sasha and Bob have formed a triangle to protect themselves. The walkers head towards them and they kill them. Sasha ends up saving Maggie but Bob gets bitten. Fortunately, the walker bit Bob where he had a bandage and it did no break the skin. Sasha hugs him in celebration, as Maggie looks on smiling.
Darryl is teaching Beth how to track in the woods. Beth says that she is doing so good that soon, she won't need Darryl at all. They come across a walker feeding and Beth moves closer but before she can shoot the arrow, her foot gets trapped and she goes down.
Sasha says that they need visibility before moving onward on their search. Maggie pulls out the compass and discovers that it is broken. Bob reminds them that the sun comes up in the east and sets in the west.
Beth is now limping and when the come across a cemetery, Beth asks for a moment to rest. Darryl tells her hop on his back and comments that she is heavier than she looks. When they see house in the distance, Beth wonders if there are people still there and Darryl promises to handle them because he doesn't think the good ones survived. They stop and put flowers on the grave of someone who died in 1874, whose tomb stone says beloved father. I think that this is probably a tribute to Hershel.
Sasha, Bob and Maggie come across the message for sanctuary. Maggie says that they should go because the map shows tracks in different directions leading to the same place. Sasha is worried that it sounds to good to be true. Bob questions the sense of making the same circles from the bus and asks about taking a vote. Sasha starts walking down the railroad tracks and Maggie and Bob follow.
Darryl and Beth enter the house and notice how clean it is. Darryl suggests that someone is taking care of the house. They head downstairs and find more bodies waiting on a table. Beth comments that this is a good thing because it means people remembered how it used to be and thought that these people deserved a funeral.
Sasha and Bob build a fire, as Maggie goes to get more firewood. Bob adjusts his bandages and asks if they should stop, and Sasha replies yes so they can avoid dying. Sasha suggests that what happened this morning is warning and that chances are that Glenn is dead and that they will die soon because they have six bullets. Sasha suggests that they look for higher ground, if they can talk Maggie into it.
Beth and Darryl look through the cupboards for food and Darryl calls it a "white trash brunch," when he notices the pigs feet. Darryl notices that there is no dust on the food and realizes that it's someone's stash. Darryl says that they will take some and leave the rest, then claims ownership of the pigs feet. I doubt Beth was going to argue about the pigs feet.
Beth is playing the piano by candlelight as Darryl watches. Darryl announces that he has secured the building and then hops into a coffin to sleep, calling it a comfy bed. Darryl asks Beth to sing and play some more. Beth obliges him and Darryl listens.
