'The Strain' season 2 spoilers: Eichhorst plays a deadly game with Dutch in episode 11 'Dead End'

Dutch (Ruta Gedmintas) will fear for her life during a bloody encounter with Eichhorst (Richard Sammel) in the upcoming episode of FX's horror drama series "The Strain."

In "Dead End," TV Guide reports that Dutch's fate belongs entirely on the Master's right hand man. Last episode, she discovered that it was Eichhorst who kidnapped her from the police station and who was now playing a cat and mouse game with her life. When she woke up from her deep sleep, Dutch discovered that she was wearing a metal collar attached to a thick chain, wrapped around some sort of pulley system. Eichhorst was dragging her towards its center, where an enormous blade could slice her body in half.

Last episode, her and Ephraim's (Corey Stoll) mission to kill Eldritch (Jonathan Hyde) was a bust. The bullet mistakenly hit Coco (Lizzie Brocheré) and soon, the police managed to snag the pair and sent them to prison. Dutch was suddenly taken away, while Eph met face-to-face with Eldritch. Afterwards, a horde of vampires attacked the station, but Nora (Mia Maestro) and Fet (Kevin Durand) were able to save Eph.

Now, the three of them are looking all over the city for Dutch. Will they be able to get to her in time, or will Eichhorst take another victim? It certainly appears that Dutch's fate is sealed, unless by some miracle, help will arrive soon. Eichhorst may be playing a game, but he knows how dangerous Dutch is once freed. He will certainly make sure he gets her in the end.

As for Abraham (David Bradley), he will meet a familiar face in his quest to find the Occido Lumen. Last episode, an unseen assailant hit him in the head and took the book from him. Whoever the person was did not want the tome possibly holding the key to defeating the Master found by others. Who is it and what role will he play in the battle between good and evil?

"The Strain" airs Sundays at 10 p.m. EST on FX.

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