along with his decisions. Instead however, she reaches for his gun and attempts to shoot him, though the gun was empty. Joe wraps her neck with a garrote wire and kills her, to which Micah says "thank you." Robert, Emma, and Lance enter a book store and walk around separately. A book signing with Carrie begins and Emma waits on line. After asking for her book to be signed out to Joe Carroll, Carrie recognizes her and screams for help. Robert and Lance begin killing the bookstore shoppers and employees at random while Emma hands Carrie a video clip and instructs her to share it with the world, threatening they will come back for her and those she loves if she doesn't. Robert and Emma escape before police enter, but Lance stays behind, ditching his mask and weapons. Later, as police and the FBI are inventorying the crime scene, Ryan notices Lance acting suspicious, eventually pulling a gun on him after he pulls a knife on a female police officer. The officer escapes Lance's grasp and he is shot dead. Joe passes out drinks to Micah, Robert, and Emma as they begin watching Carrie's news report where she plays the clip Emma gave her. Micah realizes the clip they're watching is not the one he recorded, but is of Joe revealing to the world he is alive and nobody should feel safe. Micah begins to foam at the mouth and dies from the drugs Joe put in his drink. Robert has the Korban cult proclaim Joe as their new leader, informing them all that Micah and Julia have joined the afterlife. Back at Ryan's apartment, Carrie shows up when Max and Weston leave after Weston receives a phone call. Carrie and Ryan have dinner and share a kiss before she leaves. After Weston leaves, he gets into the back of a car. The driver brings him to meet up with another driver, where he blindfolds himself until they get to another location. Weston goes inside and meets up with Agent Philips, who brings him into a room. Inside the room, Weston is greeted by Claire Matthews, whom both Ryan and Joe believe to be dead. Reception Critical response Sonia Saraiya of The A.V. Club rated the episode an F, saying "see The Following continue to be stupid." A more positive review came from Dan Hajducky of Den of Geek, who