Already, in her limited time in Darrow, Beth's learned that people don't think she's so crazy when she talks about the walkers. It's still not the first thing she thinks to bring up. It's kinda depressing and she's doing her best to look at this place as a fresh start, somewhere she doesn't have to think about the dead coming back to life and trying to eat her. Somewhere she can have regular meals and men don't grab her or try to yank her into cars.

At the memory, a shiver races up her spine that she tries to cover with a smile and a shrug.

"I was in high school," she says. "Then my world kinda... went a little crazy, so I've never really had a job. I helped out on my family's farm, but it doesn't look like there's a whole lot of cows around here that need to be milked." Besides, she doesn't want to go back to that. Being a farmhand isn't the life she imagined for herself, not even back there, not even knowing it was what her daddy would've wanted. His whole family right there with him.