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said... on 06-15-2021 9:26:03 |
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Rosita Espinosa, portrayed by Christian Serratos, is a survivor of the apocalypse and a member of Abraham Ford's survivor group, with whom she is in a relationship. When their truck breaks down on the way to D.C. she and the others journey with Glenn and Tara towards Terminus, ultimately leading to her capture there. She escapes with the group and goes with them from Georgia to Alexandria, forming a close relationship with fellow survivors Glenn Rhee and Tara Chambler before becoming fully accepted into their group. Upon arriving at Alexandria, Rosita is made a medical assistant. Along with Michonne, she tries to bring Sasha back to Alexandria after she goes missing, and takes close care of Tara after her injury while simultaneously trying to mend Abraham's and Eugene's friendship. She is with Tara when she wakes up in the season five finale. In "Not Tomorrow Yet," Rosita is heartbroken after Abraham breaks up with her. She then begins a relationship with Spencer. Rosita, along with Glenn, Daryl, Michonne, Abraham, Maggie, Rick, Sasha, Carl, Eugene and Aaron, is forced to kneel before Negan. Furious about Abraham and Glenn's death, Rosita has Eugene make her a bullet to kill Negan. Negan kills Spencer which triggers Rosita to shoot at him, but she hits Lucille. She is tackled by Arat, who scars her face. Rosita becomes increasingly angry with the Saviors. She finds Sasha at Hilltop and the two go on a mission to the Sanctuary to kill Negan. During their run, Rosita reveals to Sasha that she learned everything she knows from everyone she met after the apocalypse. Later, when breaking into the Sanctuary, Eugene refuses her help and will not join them and escape. Sasha locks Rosita out of the Sanctuary, telling her that is isn't her time to die. Rosita then runs into Dwight, who she brings back to Alexandria. During the battle at Alexandria, Rosita is shot and is rushed to the infirmary by Tara.
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