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―Fallou to Daryl Dixon.[src]
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Fallou Boukar is a survivor of the outbreak in AMC's The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon. He is the leader of the Montmartre Rooftop Community.
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Overview
Fallou is a brave and caring man who is a righteous leader of his community. He seems to be optimistic about the apocalypse, stating that France will survive, as it had survived several other outbreaks prior. He is loyal to Daryl's group, helping and saving them on several occasions. When he and Daryl's group part ways, Daryl tells a saddened Sylvie that Fallou will not let anything happen to her boyfriend Emile.
Despite his loyalty and bravery towards Daryl and his group, Fallou chooses to stay in France after he falls in love with Akila, rather than traveling to England with Daryl's group, assuring that they will be just fine.
Pre-Apocalypse
Cameroon
Fallou was originally from Cameroon, emigrating to France at some point on his own.
Paris, Île-de-France, France
While living in Paris, Fallou worked in a hospital, coming and going at all hours, playing music too loudly, and his food smelled bad. Fallou's neighbors, the Desjardins family, complained about it, and then Mr. Desjardins lost his job. Afterwards, the man drank a lot and started calling Fallou terrible names and making racist remarks to him.
Post-Apocalypse
When the outbreak started, Fallou and his neighbors stayed in their flats, hoping to hold out and wait for the end of the world to pass. One night, Mr. Desjardins knocked on Fallou's door, desperately seeking Fallou's help with his 2-year-old child. The man thought that his daughter was dead, but Fallou discovered that her airway was blocked, and she passed out. Fallou revived the young girl, and the father took her and left, but Fallou saw gratitude in his eyes. The Desjardins family eventually moved away, but Fallou stayed and used their furniture as firewood, which got him through the winter.
At some point following the outbreak, Fallou became the leader of a community that's part of the Union of Hope resistance network.
Season 1
"Paris Sera Toujours Paris"
Daryl's group spots three bodies in the process of being buried and is confronted by the survivors burying them. Isabelle tells Fallou Boukar, the man in charge, that truth is hope and that Père Jean had sent them. Fallou realizes who Laurent is and asks after Père Jean, but Isabelle admits that he isn't with them. Noticing Fallou's suspicious look at Daryl, Isabelle identifies Daryl as a friend who had helped them to get there and who only speaks English. Fallou introduces himself and his companions, telling Laurent that they've been waiting a long time to meet him.
Fallou leads the group to his community living on a greenhouse roof, where Daryl asks for a radio that he can use. Fallou explains that they take turns at the daily tasks and had welcomed their 64th member a few months before, a newborn baby girl. As Fallou shows them around, Emile asks Sylvie if she had always wanted to be a nun, and she admits that she's never imagined anything else. Emile comments that Sylvie has never been to Paris before, and it's a good place to imagine. In the garden, the group observes the Eiffel Tower in the distance, with Laurent telling Daryl how many rivets were used to build it and Daryl noticing that the famous landmark had the tip knocked off. Fallou explains that a military helicopter had crashed into it at the start of the outbreak, and Laurent muses that "it must be magical, to stand under it and look up at the sky."
At Daryl's prompting, Fallou leads Daryl and Isabelle to Antoine, who is in charge of the community's homing pigeon method of communication, leaving Daryl incredulous. Antoine sends a message written by Isabelle out, but admits that it could be anywhere from a few days to a month to get a response, factoring in bad weather. After confirming with Isabelle that the Nest will take her the rest of the way for the last part of the trip, Daryl declares that his part of the job is done, as a pigeon can't help him, and without a radio, they can't help him. Fallou tells Daryl that people are trading all kinds of things in Paris, and he can take Daryl to them. However, they will need currency, as even information is a commodity. Daryl is willing to steal something if that's what it takes, but Isabelle thinks that she knows where to find something, and they'll go there in the morning. The three observe people presenting Laurent with gifts, and Daryl is worried that it's a lot to put on a kid, but Isabelle feels that God chooses our burdens. Laurent approaches Sonia, whose husband had died a few days before, and has refused any food or comfort since. While Sonia has been inconsolable to everyone else, she accepts a hug from the boy, causing Fallou to declare that Père Jean was right about him.
Waiting for the others to join them, Daryl expresses his condolences to Isabelle about Aimée, and Isabelle sadly admits that she had left Aimée behind when the outbreak started. Sylvie, Laurent, Fallou, and Emile join them, and Isabelle gives her nephew the picture of his mother, which Laurent shares with Daryl. Fallou leads the group to the Paris Catacombs, where the guard lets them in in exchange for the group putting their weapons in the freezer. Fallou explains to Daryl that the catacombs are where the 6 million people who died in the Black Death are buried. "America is an infant. But here, we survived many apocalypses. We will survive this one too," states Fallou.
The group reaches the Demimonde nightclub, where Fallou tells Daryl that people find all sorts of things there, and since Daryl helped the Union of Hope, they will help him in return. Fallou goes looking for some friends who might be able to tell him something, while Isabelle explains to Laurent that it's a nightclub and that they used to have a lot of them. Fallou calls Daryl and Isabelle over to Bernard, where they explain that Daryl wants to go to America and, since Daryl came by sea, there must be ships sailing.
"La Dame de Fer"
Fallou will appear in this episode.
"Deux Amours"
Isabelle and Quinn arrive at Maison Mère, where numerous people are gathering and lining up to pass through security to get inside the hotel for Genet's celebration. In the crowd, Isabelle notices Emile, Sylvie, and Fallou, who discreetly nod at her as Isabelle passes by with Quinn.
"Coming Home"
While Daryl and Quinn fight walkers in the arena, Fallou orders Sylvie and Emile to move further down the galley while Fallou stays in his current position, and Isabelle notices her friends moving through the crowd of spectators.
Excited by the arena fight, the crowd turns from chanting "Pouvoir" to chanting "Dixon," cheering Daryl on. Holding the zombified head up to the cheering crowd, Daryl tosses it at Genet, landing near the feet of her chair. Capo signals one of his men to kill Daryl and Quinn, but Fallou shoots the Guerrier in the head before he can open fire. The crowd panics and flees while Genet, Isabelle, and Laurent are escorted out by the Guerriers.
Having escaped from Maison Mère, Laurent sits in the back of the group's stolen truck looking at Azlan's pocket watch while Emile tells Sylvie that he and Fallou must go where they are most needed, and he hopes that she will join them one day. Emile and Sylvie kiss while Laurent reassures Fallou that they know where the Nest is. Fallou wishes them good luck, and he leaves with Emile, who briefly stops to exchange one last smile with Sylvie.
Season 2
"La Gentillesse Des Étrangers"
In a meeting at the Nest, Losang reveals that the Montmartre Rooftop Community was raided by the Power of the Living and three of their people were captured. Fallou, Emile, and Martin Fournier are revealed to be the ones who were captured.
Later that day, Daryl, Mathis, and a team of scouts prepare to ambush the Pouvoir convoy set to pass through a nearby deserted town. While the rigged explosives do not detonate as the convoy passes through, Daryl opens fire on the Guerriers, sparking a brief battle. The Guerriers are all defeated, and the prisoners, including Martin, are rescued. Fallou thanks Daryl for rescuing him and is brought back to the Nest for medical care along with Emile and Martin.
"Moulin Rouge"
Bells toll as the rescue team triumphantly returns with Martin, Emile, and Fallou. Sylvie embraces her boyfriend, who is visibly haunted by his experiences as a prisoner of the Power of the Living. Laurent hugs Daryl and gives him a figurine of a dog that Laurent had carved for his friend. Losang greets Daryl as everyone heads inside the Nest.
The next day, Laurent vanishes, apparently kidnapped by Genet's men. A rescue team suits up, and Losang orders his men to bring Laurent home and to follow Daryl's lead. Jacinta gives one of the soldiers some rounds for Daryl's shotgun, which he hands over to Daryl. Emile -- now with short hair -- objects to Fallou coming with them as the older man should rest and heal, but he insists upon going. Sylvie explains that she had told Fallou that she needs someone to keep an eye on Emile, and she places her necklace on her boyfriend. Isabelle also joins the rescue mission despite Losang's objections that this could be dangerous, and the rescue team departs to find Laurent.
On the road to Paris, one of the soldiers stops the convoy, spotting an empty gas can on the side of the road and guessing that the Guerriers must've refueled. Daryl notices that two to three people went off on foot down a side road, and the group moves down the road.
Outside of an abandoned mill, Daryl reports to the others that he has spotted at least two people, but it's hard to tell if Laurent is there. There's only one way in, and Daryl orders everyone to follow him. Daryl's team moves in and spots movement on a higher floor, so Daryl splits the team with him, Tarim, and one other man going upstairs while Emile and Isabelle stay at the entrance, and Fallou and two other men search the bottom floor.
As the Union soldiers ambush Daryl's group, Fallou quickly kills one with his Bow and Arrow and grapples with the other one, struggling with him over a knife on the floor. Emile enters the room, but he refuses to help Fallou. Fallou finally shoves the soldier off of him, grabs one of his spilled arrows, and stabs the man in the neck with it, killing him.
Emile turns on Fallou, ordering his former friend to his knees at gunpoint and telling Fallou that he had asked him not to come. Daryl and Isabelle enter, and Fallou tells them to return to the Nest, having realized that Laurent was still there. Emile forces Daryl and Isabelle to disarm themselves, and Isabelle demands to know what he's doing. Emile states that neither Isabelle nor Fallou was meant to be here, as the ambush was only meant for Daryl. Daryl suggests that Emile could still let the others go, and he and Daryl can work this out, but Emile apologetically refuses, explaining that "they were worried Laurent would leave. Everything the Union had fought for would be lost. Meaningless. Everything we did." Fallou tells Emile that he's confused and not thinking clearly, while Isabelle tells him that they understand after everything that he went through.
Tearfully, Emile finally explains what he went through in captivity that has left the once strong man so broken: Emile was not physically tortured; rather, he was forced to watch as the Power of the Living conducted their experiments and murdered their other prisoners. Emile calls them martyrs for the cause, and no one will doubt it after tomorrow, when there will be a ceremony to prove what they know: that Laurent is special. Emile points out that Isabelle had believed that Laurent's birth was a miracle and that he represents a future where they can no longer be hurt by the undead. A horrified Isabelle realizes that the Union is going to test Laurent's possible immunity to the Wildfire Virus, which Emile confirms, confident that Laurent will not succumb to the bite, and it will be proven, dispelling all doubt. Isabelle challenges the young man to look around at the chaos, asking if this looks like salvation to him. Emile hesitates, and Fallou tells him that it still can be salvation, but Emile states that "she said I'll be tempted. She said to be strong," and turns his gun to kill Daryl. However, Fallou shoves the gun away as it goes off and quickly subdues Emile. Isabelle grabs the dropped gun and turns it on its owner, who grabs Sylvie's necklace, apparently accepting and even embracing his end. After a moment's hesitation, Isabelle shoots Emile in the head, killing her former friend.
Near the Nest, Daryl's group finds that it's not low tide, meaning that they must wait before they can cross back to the island. Fallou leaves to go make a perimeter.
"L'Invisible"
On the ground below the monastery, Fallou leads Daryl and Isabelle, searching for a place to climb up the wall. Daryl thinks that Isabelle will like Ohio, where the winters suck, but the summers are nice with fishing in the streams and fireflies all over, confusing Isabelle, as she doesn't know what fireflies are. Fallou finds a spot where they can climb, inching their way up to the top.
All of the Nest's residents gather in the courtyard for the ceremony. Unnoticed by anyone, Daryl, Isabelle, and Fallou sneak in with Isabelle and Fallou standing amongst the crowd and Daryl on the stairs leading up to the parapet. As Losang speaks to the crowd, Jacinta and Gilbert lead a dazed and drugged Laurent in. "My friends, the time has come. From across France, from Germany, from Spain, we've come as pilgrims to be part of this community out of a shared belief of faith in what is yet to come. The journey here has been long and hard. Some have had doubts at times. It's natural to doubt. We've had to be patient to prove that there is a light at the end of the tunnel, a future where we will no longer be vulnerable to the bite of the hungry ones. Now is the time to cast doubt aside and to embrace hope, to celebrate the inspiring power of our unity and love. We are all human, and even the hungry ones, lost to us, carry with them the memory of love. So, who better to confirm our faith in Laurent than someone we've just lost, but who loved him dearly. And now, her love will deliver us all."
As Losang speaks, a cloaked and tethered walker is led out into the middle of the courtyard, where Laurent is guided to meet it. Much to her friends' shock and horror, the hood is removed to reveal a zombified Sylvie who is guided towards Laurent to bite the boy. Before Sylvie can bite Laurent, Daryl shoots her in the head with an arrow, putting his friend down and quipping that the "show's over motherfucker." Daryl aims at Losang, but he's forced to shoot a Union soldier instead when the man tries to shoot him, giving Losang the chance to escape. As the crowd runs around in a panic, Isabelle and Fallou grab Laurent and make their escape, as does Daryl.
Daryl's group reunites, making their way through the streets of the Nest. Daryl and Fallou shoot two Union soldiers that they encounter and hide in an alcove from the searching soldiers. Daryl orders the others to go back out the way that he, Isabelle, and Fallou had come in while he buys them some time, rejecting Fallou's offer to stay and help him, as it will take both of the other adults to get Laurent down the wall. Grabbing Laurent, Daryl tells the boy to snap out of it as he needs Laurent to lead Isabelle and Fallou to his and Daryl's secret place, where they train together, a cave in the woods. Laurent snaps out of his drugged state, recalling the location of the cave, and Daryl tells the group to give him a day and then to keep running if Daryl doesn't make it back by then. With the coast temporarily clear, Isabelle, Laurent, and Fallou make their escape while Daryl engages two Union soldiers who spot him. Avoiding the attention of a guard on top of the parapet, Fallou and Laurent make it to the outer wall and escape, but Isabelle is forced to hide when the searchers get too close.
Fallou joins Laurent in the cave, telling the boy that he had waited for as long as he could, but there was no sign of Daryl and Isabelle. If Isabelle got out, Fallou knows that she'll find them in Paris. Fallou reassures Laurent that none of this is his fault, but Sylvie's gone now, and Isabelle may be as well because of a made-up story about him. The worst part about it for the boy is that he had liked how everyone believed that he was special. Fallou promises Laurent that he is special, and some things are true because you believe them, and "the truth is in the way believing makes it easier to live." However, Laurent is not comforted, pointing out that belief wouldn't make him survive a walker bite. Fallou acknowledges that Losang took things too far, but that isn't on Laurent; everyone believed him. However, Laurent reminds Fallou of the one person who never believed Losang about how special he was: Daryl.
"Vouloir, C'est Pouvoir"
At the Montmartre Rooftop Community, Fallou asks Nadine how Bastien is doing, and she tells him that it's hard and everyone is trying to understand what happened at the Nest. Fallou tells his friend that Losang lost his way, took good people like Emile with him, but their people are still the same, and they move on. Nadine asks about Laurent, and Fallou states that Laurent was always a symbol for what the future offers; he still is, and Laurent will be safe with their people.
Someone bangs on the door, and everyone readies themselves, finding Stéphane Codron on the other side. Stéphane surrenders to the guards, recognizing Fallou, who leads Stéphane into the main area. Furious at Stéphane's role in the attack on the community, Fallou demands to know why he came back and how they can know that Stéphane isn't there to kill everyone. Laurent intervenes, telling Fallou that Stéphane had saved his, Daryl, Isabelle, and Sylvie's lives out on the road. The Power of the Living Guerriers would've killed Daryl's group, but Stéphane stopped them and let everyone go.
Stéphane announces that he has news from the Nest and that there was a siege, which Fallou already knows, as he was there. Stéphane reveals that Losang was caught by Genet and locked up, pleasing Sonia, who says that's what Losang deserves. Laurent asks if Isabelle and Daryl got out, but Stéphane doesn't know. Stéphane explains that he had met an American woman who was looking for Daryl, but they got separated in the struggle. Recalling Daryl's stories about his friends, Laurent asks if the woman's name was Carol.
As Stéphane eats, Fallou asks what made the man come to them, and Stéphane admits that he had nowhere else to go. Sonia asks if he had a change of heart, and Stéphane explains that during his imprisonment at Maison Mère, he had time to think about his brother Michel, his parents, and his men in the south, all of whom are lost now. Everyone that Stéphane had wanted to protect is dead because of him. Laurent watches from nearby, sympathetic to Stéphane's story.
Daryl and Carol enter, and Laurent greets Daryl with a hug. As Daryl greets Fallou and looks in surprise at Stéphane, Laurent greets Carol by name, telling her that he had prayed for Carol, Judith, R.J., and Ezekiel. With a smile, Carol tells Laurent that she's heard a lot about him, too, and Laurent asks Daryl where Isabelle is. His mood instantly sobering, Daryl pulls the boy aside to share the bad news.
At dinner, Fallou tells Carol that they had heard that Genet is dead, but they were unsure if it's true. Carol confirms it, and Sonia expresses hope that it will be safer here now that she's gone, which Carol hopes is true. Fallou asks about the friend that she's looking for, but Carol only knows that Ash must be in trouble.
The next day, Fallou and Nadine approach Carol and Daryl, telling Carol that it won't be easy tracking down her friend, as there aren't good chances of finding a stranger out there alone for that long. Carol points out that she found Daryl alive despite the seemingly impossible chances of that, and Daryl tells Fallou that they both know where to look. There's still only one place to go for information, although Daryl's not too popular there.
Losang enters with several armed Union soldiers and Guerriers, including Jacinta, Mathis, Gilbert, Henri LaFleur, Valon, and Sabine. Nadine discreetly signals Stéphane to hide Laurent, and the two climb higher up on the catwalk surrounding the community. Losang calls that they mean no harm and to not worry or be alarmed by the Guerriers, who are brothers and sisters united in their common cause. However, the Union's cause will be lost without the boy because Laurent is the chosen one, and he needs to be protected. Sonia tells Losang that they sent Laurent to the Nest, but Jacinta states that Laurent was taken from them, lured away by the American. Sonia begins making preparations to have the community help search for Laurent, but Losang stops them, noticing Laurent's Rubik's Cube on a nearby table, which Mathis retrieves for him. Losang sends his men to split up and search for the boy.
Seeing Jacinta getting close to Laurent and Stéphane's hiding spot, Fallou emerges from hiding and takes one of the Guerriers hostage, drawing everyone's attention to him and giving Laurent and Stéphane the chance to move. Fallou rejects Losang addressing him as his brother, causing Losang to suggest that he's a fallen brother who is under the spell of apostate Dixon. Seeing Laurent and Stéphane move, Fallou releases his hostage and surrenders, proclaiming that Losang might speak the word, but Daryl lives it. Losang insists that Daryl is only faithful to himself, wanting to go back home to his own world. Losang asks what will become of their world if Daryl takes the boy, but Fallou counters that Daryl wants to save Laurent while Losang wants to make him a martyr. "Look. Look at how we have to hide from the hungry ones. On the rooftops. In the cellars. Our children, all they've known is fear. And what of their children? The living cower. The numbers dwindling, the dead flourishing, the natural order of things twisted and perverted beyond comprehension. Some people believe the world has ended, that God is also dead. That is why we must find him. The world must see that God is still here and the boy is proof," Losang passionately addresses the community. Fallou counters that if Losang needs proof, then he has already lost his faith, and Sonia leads the community in applauding Fallou, rejecting Losang's words and leadership. With Losang and his forces distracted, Laurent and Stéphane make their escape from the community.
"Au Revoir Les Enfants"
Akila leads Fallou, Stéphane Codron, and Nadine to an abandoned mental hospital that may have some supplies that they can find. Akila tends to their horses, telling Fallou that her horse is showing signs of getting dehydrated. Akila explains that she knows a lot about horses from her experiences with mules because her father was a farmer in Algeria before their family emigrated to France. Akila's two brothers are both dead, and she has lost track of her sister Djamila. Fallou reveals that he had come on his own from Cameroon, and when the hungry ones came, he had no one to lose.
Stéphane leads Fallou inside, leaving the women alone with the horses out of concern that it might be dangerous inside, teasing the other man about love at first sight. They find an old woman walker in a wheelchair and more walkers tied to beds in the infirmary, causing Stéphane to quip that French healthcare is the best in the world. Fallou goes to search down the hall as Stéphane searches the infirmary alone, taking a cross necklace from one of the walkers.
Fallou calls for Stéphane, who finds his friend held captive by two Power of the Living Guerriers in the hallway while a third one disarms Stéphane from behind. Sabine reveals herself, demanding to know where the plane is. Stéphane tries to get Sabine to let it go as the cause is dead, but Sabine reveals that the cause is not dead because Jacinta will see the prophecy fulfilled. Fallou states that Daryl's Group is gone by now, but Sabine states that they have been watching, and no plane has flown in the last 2 days. Although Fallou insists that they don't know where it is because Daryl and the others never said, Sabine suspects that Stéphane does know and threatens to kill Fallou if he doesn't talk. Suddenly, the two Guerriers holding Fallou captive are shot from behind with arrows by Akila, forcing Sabine to flee as Stéphane overpowers the third Guerrier and stabs him to death with the bayonet on the man's Flintlock Pistol. Taking a grenade from the dead man, Stéphane states that they must warn Daryl, and he actually does know where the plane is.
At Ash's plane, Stéphane and Fallou notice a Guerrier on a motorcycle and warn the others that they have incoming. Ash orders the others to give them some time to get down the runway, and Daryl hugs Laurent, promising to see the boy again soon. Two Union soldiers open fire from the stands and, taking cover in a set of starting gates, Stéphane and Fallou take out both men. Daryl and Carol say a silent goodbye as she boards the plane, and Daryl orders them to go, joining Stéphane and Fallou. As the plane taxis to the end of the runway, the three men move the starting gates to serve as a barricade for them. Jacinta's vehicles drive onto the field, and Stéphane throws a grenade at one, killing the driver and the gunner. Both sides take cover, with Stéphane's fire killing two more Union soldiers, including the passenger who survived the grenade thrown at his jeep. Reaching the end of the runway and seeing the gunfight, Carol asks Ash if they're good, which he confirms after looking at Laurent in the backseat holding his guitar.
Later, Daryl's group and Akila drive through Paris for the last time in a truck and on a motorcycle, crossing a bridge with the Eiffel Tower in the background and driving past the Arc de Triomphe, which is still mostly intact, although partially reclaimed by nature. The group stops at an abandoned farm where Fallou tells the others that a couple that he met at the Demimonde will be there by sundown, and they can head out in the morning. The couple can help them get to England, where Daryl and Carol might be able to find a way across the Atlantic Ocean to America. Carol asks if they speak English, and Fallou tells her that they're from Scotland, causing Stéphane to quip that they don't, then, making everyone laugh.
Fallou and Akila work on the truck together, and Fallou tells her that England it's supposed to be better in England, but Akila went to London when she was little, and the food is terrible. Fallou invites Akila to go with them, but she likes Paris, where something special survives, and Akila still hopes to find her sister Djamila. Angus and Fiona enter, and Fallou introduces them to the rest of the group. Stéphane shows the couple the food and wine that they have to get through the checkpoint, which the couple confirms will be more than enough, Angus taking one of the bottles to celebrate.
That night, Angus and Fiona explain that they were in Edinburgh, Scotland, the first few years of the Trials, before deciding to get married. Fiona wanted to get married in Paris as she thought that it would be romantic, and they were young and dumb. Fiona always had a dream about France, about its history, culture, and food, and asks what the country was really like before the world ended. Fallou states that it was perfect most of the time, although some things were not always so good. Fallou's neighbors were a white family, the Desjardins, who were really nice. Back then, Fallou worked in a hospital, coming and going at all hours, playing music too loudly, and his food smelled bad. The family complained about it, and then Mr. Desjardins lost his job. Afterwards, the man drank a lot and started calling Fallou terrible names and making racist remarks to him. After the world changed, they stayed in their flats, hoping to hold out and wait for the end of the world to pass. One night, Desjardins knocked on Fallou's door, desperately seeking Fallou's help with his 2-year-old child. The man thought that his daughter was dead, but Fallou discovered that her airway was blocked, and she passed out. Fallou revived the young girl, and the father took her and left, but Fallou saw gratitude in his eyes. Fallou suggests that the apocalypse levelled the field a bit regarding racism, as there are "only two kinds of people now. The dead and the living."
Collecting more wood together, Akila tells Fallou that his story made her sad, and she asks what happened after he saved the child. Fallou tells her that the family moved away, and he used their furniture for firewood, which got him through the winter. Akila kisses him, telling Fallou that it's goodbye because she'll be too shy to do it tomorrow. Fallou again asks Akila to come with them, but she isn't willing to go without her sister, and the two kiss again, this time more passionately.
The next day, the group drives to the Chunnel, a 50-kilometer underwater tunnel leading to England, which took Angus and Fiona about 9 hours to walk on their way to France. Carol and Akila hug goodbye, and Akila promises that they'll be here thinking of them. After a moment, Fallou says his goodbyes to the group. Fallou knows that they'll make it, and he now has a reason to stay in France thanks to Akila. Stéphane and Fallou hug, and Stéphane teases his friend that he'd warned him. Fallou hugs Daryl goodbye, calling them brothers-in-arms, which Stéphane translates for Daryl, whose French is now good enough to have guessed as much. Holding hands, Fallou and Akila watch as their friends leave with Daryl taking one last look back at them and at France before he enters the tunnel.
Killed Victims
This list shows the victims Fallou has killed:
- Emile Thibault (Caused)
- 1 unnamed Demimonde guard
- 2 unnamed Power of the Living Guerriers
- 4 unnamed Union of Hope soldiers
- Numerous counts of zombies and possibly unnamed people
Relationships
Allies
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Enemies
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Appearances
Daryl Dixon
Season 1
- "Paris Sera Toujours Paris"
- "La Dame de Fer"
- "Deux Amours" (No Lines)
- "Coming Home"
Season 2
Gallery
- For more images of Fallou, please visit Fallou Boukar (Daryl Series)/Gallery.
