The previous episode of "The Walking Dead" season 6 saw Carol (Melissa McBride) and Maggie (Lauren Cohan) survive after being taken hostage by the Saviors, but the official trailer for the next episode, "Twice as Far," indicates that things will not get any better as two separate groups go out for a supply run.

According to the synopsis from the IB Times, two groups will go out on a supply run and get into immediate danger, hinting that they will again run into members of the Saviors. The promo trailer showcases Abraham (Michael Cudlitz) and Eugene (Josh McDermitt) out on one run and it also appears that Daryl (Norman Reedus) is out as well.

Tara (Alanna Masterson) and Heath (Corey Hawkins) are also out, and in previous episodes, it was revealed that they will be the first group looking for supplies. However, with danger lurking outside the walls of Alexandria, it is possible that both groups will see a few characters get killed off.

In the original comic books, Eugene was killed by one of Negan's (played in the series by Jeffrey Dean Morgan) followers while Abraham was killed by Negan himself. A scene in the trailer shows Carol informing Daryl that he should have killed the people he met in the forest instead of saving them, hinting that they may have informed Negan about Alexandria. It is possible this is how Negan and his group will find Abraham and Eugene.

Heath, on the other hand, survives in the comics, but this may not prove true for Tara. Tara's fate is likely going to mirror the fate of Holly.

Holly was the romantic interest for Denise (Merritt Wever) but since Holly is not on the show, it is likely Tara will take her place in regards to plot progression. Holly was captured by the Saviors and killed. When she turned, she was used in a trap to kill Denise.

Given that Tara is out on a run with Heath, it is speculated that "Twice as Far" will see Tara get captured by the Saviors with Heath escaping and running back to Alexandria to warn Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and the others of the Saviors and their leader.