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“Fear the Walking Dead” season 4 is now on its finale and AMC just released its promo clip for a sneak peek of what is ahead in the final episode of the fourth season. The preview introduces the viewers to an epic showdown between Martha and the remaining members of the group.
Martha is going after Morgan and that is her main mission in “Fear the Walking Dead” season 4 finale. In the trailer, Martha Brown (Tonya Pinkins) left a video message to Morgan Jones (Lennie James) and as she became his fiercest enemy now, the former warned the latter that she will return stronger and probably attack him until he is dead.
In her recent interview with AMC, Tonya revealed that she was surprised to learn that she is playing a villain in “Fear the Walking Dead” season 4 and shared what her mission in the drama is.
“I was surprised at the press saying she’s a villain. That surprised me because, for me, I thought she was someone who had a mission and point of view that was very specific,” she said. “In her mind, she’s doing a good deed. Even in the voice-over, she just sounds like a really friendly person. She’ll catch you by surprise.”
The “Fear the Walking Dead” season 4 finale will pick up from where episode 15 ended. The previous sequel was titled “I Lose People” and this ended with Jim (Aaron Stanford) dying by jumping off a roof as the zombies went after Morgan and the rest.
During his dying moments, Jim seemed to be blaming Morgan for his death, although it was clearly not his fault since he could not be saved from the rooftop. In the end, no one felt sorry for his demise.
The “Fear the Walking Dead” season 4 finale is titled “I Lose Myself" and as per Express, its official synopsis reads: “Morgan Jones struggles to find the strength to help friends in dire need before it's too late.”
Morgan’s End?
There are speculations that Morgan’s time in the “FTWD” series might be up so maybe Martha succeeded in turning him into a zombie or something. Lennie James also shared during the San Diego Comic-Con that Morgan’s character will be explored a little bit more before season 4 ends and this could be a hint at his end.
“Fear the Walking Dead” season 4 episode 16 will be the season finale and it will air on Sept. 30 at 9 p.m. on AMC.
