Fear the Walking Dead (TV Series)

Los Muertos (2016)

Paul Calderon: Alejandro Nuñez

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Quotes 

• [Alejandro treats a sick old man with medicine] 

  Sick Old Man : [in Spanish]  I'll be leaving soon, Don Alejandro. It might be best to start thinking... about saving medication.

  Alejandro : [in Spanish]  Not today. We'll see about tomorrow.

  [the sick man nods his head] 

• [Alejandro questions Nick about stealing from Marco] 

  Alejandro : I hear you almost started a war over a Gansito.

  Nick Clark : That girl's father died today. I just thought she might need something.

  Alejandro : And what did you think she needed?

  Nick Clark : Something. Anything. Comfort.

  Alejandro : If it's comfort you want to offer, you're going to need more cake.

• [Alejandro tells Nick that they will outlast death] 

  Alejandro : This is a test. The dead are walking toward their final resting place. And when they leave, when the world is washed clean of death, we the faithful will remain. We have been chosen. We will outlast death.

  Nick Clark : How do you know? Why are you so sure?

  Alejandro : [as Alejandro reveals his healed bite mark to Nick]  Drink. You're welcome to stay with us. But if you ever put my people in danger again, I will feed you to the wall.

• [last lines] 

  Alejandro : [Nick witnesses Alejandro give a speech to the Colonians, in Spanish]  From death we come... and to death, we deliver ourselves. They say the lord created the world... and that to Him we owe our lives. But this is not so. Life is a sigh between two deaths. And here... life is running out. Our parents, our brothers, our friends, and our neighbors... are leaving. The great pilgrimage of souls... the immense migration of the dead, has begun. But what about us? We were counted among the dead. We know death... and it will not take us. This world is for us. The faithful. The chosen ones. The survivors. We have died once and now no longer fear. The children of resurrection. From death we come... and to death we deliver ourselves!

  [as Alejandro repeats the line with his people] 

  Alejandro : [in Spanish]  But never... will we leave.