"Drop those two"

They drive towards the plant.  Once there, Deacon drives through the parking lot.  He notices his manager's car, and pulls the truck over next to it.  His manager lays in a pool of blood on the ground.  Deacon stops the truck and gets out.  He asks Jeff to grab the shotgun.  Jeff takes the shotgun and follows him.  Deacon walks over to the body.  Catching a glimpse of his manager’s keys hanging on his belt loop, he reaches down and unhooks the keys.  Jeff asks him what he is doing, Deacon explains that they might need them later.  

He puts them in his pocket commenting to Jeff, “Besides he doesn’t need them anymore.” 

Deacon and Jeff climb back into the truck and leave the plant. 

As they drive around a little longer, they find that there are not any businesses open, anywhere. After not finding any sign of life, they decide to head back home.  Jeff starts questioning him about what it was like shooting at the walkers the day before.  

Deacon recounts what had happened to him at the plant then he finishes, “I have looked these things in the eyes.  I have seen what they are capable of and the way I look at it, it is either us or them.  I’m tired of people being taken from me!”

The conversation has grown silent, Jeff sees that Deacon is serious in his statement when 

All of a sudden they here screaming and see a woman running with two young girls in tow.  Deacon smashes the pedal to the floor and races up to where they are. As they get closer they see two walkers closing in on them from the side. 

 “Take the shot gun out of the back seat and drop those two!” Deacon points at the zombies and tells Jeff.