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Zombiekiller100
Apr 9th, 2014, 11:34 AM
Ink is communicating with his minions via symbols that only they and recently deceased poor Datu can understand. We now know via Datu that he was seeing his environment as if viewing it remotely from inside the back of his head. One could assume that the zombies are suffering from a " locked in syndrome " as experienced by stroke or some severely brain injured patients, that would be truly terrifying and cruel. They are being driven by their biological drives to feed etc. Ink must be able to communicate by voice, I don't think Kc would let him use telepathy. If the inkilings see him as their father, I can understand them obeying him. How would he control the behemoths ? One was patrolling Caine Hospital and how did all the other zombies suddenly arrive to attack Saul and the others, if they were not all already on site? I hope this will all be answered by Kc in the end. This is really bugging me.

qreepii
May 30th, 2014, 01:10 PM
I like the reference to locked in syndrome I was thinking something similar but the Wikipedia article on LIS sounds like it fits as symptoms of our thought. I don't think they're zombies.

horioplino
Sep 20th, 2019, 03:01 PM
Ink is communicating with his minions via symbols that only they and recently deceased poor Datu can understand. We now know via Datu that he was seeing his environment as if viewing it remotely from inside the back of his head. One could assume that the zombies are suffering from a " locked in syndrome " as experienced by stroke or some severely brain injured patients, that would be truly terrifying and cruel. They are being driven by their biological drives to feed etc. Ink must be able to communicate by voice, I don't think Kc would let him use telepathy. If the inkilings see him as their father, I can understand them obeying him. How would he control the behemoths ? One was patrolling Caine Hospital and how did all the other zombies suddenly arrive to attack Saul and the others, if they were not all already on site? I hope this will all be answered by Kc in the end. This is really bugging me my ip (https://myip.kim/) birthday wishes (https://birthdaywishes.onl/) tneb (https://elecpay.in/tneb/).

I like the reference to locked in syndrome I was thinking something similar but the Wikipedia article

christopdouglas
Feb 10th, 2021, 02:47 AM
I like the reference to locked in syndrome I was thinking something similar but the Wikipedia article on LIS sounds like it fits as symptoms of our thought.

Not quite so. Locked-in syndrome doesn't imply any loss of awareness or cognitive function (Wikipedia).


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