Chapter 45-2: Distorted Truths

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Originally Posted by Zombiekiller100

I can't recall who mentioned it (sorry!) but if the inkling mothers were zombies, it could explain the lack of female zombies we've seen. I like that theory! Maybe there's a big breeding ground for inklings somewhere. While this method does have the problem of the mother dying in childbirth, perhaps it is rectified with the second generation of pure zombies. Perhaps they can reproduce without the nasty side effects of death.

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This is something I can comment on, sort of. This isn't a sexist or agist thing, but I feel that in the initial outbreak there would be more men that survive long enough to turn vs being killed in the attack. It's the same with children... it's a morbid thought, but "if you're carrying your child... you're also slower."

Of course there are exceptions to the rule. There were a lot of families that were able to escape to Boulder. Then again, we saw what happened there.

Moral of the story... don't live in my stories...


MUHAHA.....

*What a weird post...

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Originally Posted by Kc

This is something I can comment on, sort of. This isn't a sexist or agist thing, but I feel that in the initial outbreak there would be more men that survive long enough to turn vs being killed in the attack. It's the same with children... it's a morbid thought, but "if you're carrying your child... you're also slower."

Of course there are exceptions to the rule. There were a lot of families that were able to escape to Boulder. Then again, we saw what happened there.

Moral of the story... don't live in my stories...


MUHAHA.....

*What a weird post...

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Blaire reads that post and pulls the goalie eight minutes later as she mumbles, "Slow? We'll just see about that..."

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Originally Posted by Kc

Moral of the story... don't live in my stories...

MUHAHA.....

*What a weird post...

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George R. R. Martin, Joss Whedon, Steven Moffat and Kc Wayland walk into a bar and everyone you've ever loved dies.


Yup. There, I said it. I linked to it before, but there it is.

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Originally Posted by Jannit

No, I went back to check and it was directly stated a few times.

24:58
Tanya: Let me see the camera. I want to see the tunnel entrance again.
Michael: Yeah, go ahead
Tanya: Oh Shit! I think I deleted one!
Michael: WHAT?
Tanya: You backed it up already, right?!
Michael: No! I…
Tanya: Uh, oh wait! It’s still here.

26:33
Tanya: You’re going too fast!
Michael: You’ve seen these before.

While the idea is interesting, I don't think Michale would've wanted Tanya looking through the pictures at all if he was worried about her reacting to the symbols in the same way Datu did.

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I was typing at work and what I was thinking, trying to say, wasn't clear. I 100% agree with ya. From reading my post that wasn't clear. My bad. I was trying to say it was implied in the past, but said directly multiple times this episode.

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Originally Posted by Witch_Doctor

What are the chances that Scratch would use the same trick again and again and again? Then again, what are the chances of the Survivors falling for it again? Kalani infiltrated Dunbar then the Tower, and Puck was planted into the Tower. I'm inclined to think that Tardust really has severed ties with Scratch, but I'm just gonna wait to see how this plays out.

Perhaps he joins the Survivors, or perhaps he's only kept around as a tool and information source. I'm almost certain that Saul will learn who he is. If he learns of it sooner than later, then expect complications to foul everything up. He already hates his mom (almost), imagine if she pairs up with Tardust to search for a solution to the Ground Zero gas. Saul could become an accidental protagonist. His passion could put everything in jeopardy.

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Imagine if they had to kill Saul? Man, that would be one hell of a turn.....

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Originally Posted by Jannit

We have had Lizzy and Angel narrate in the past, I think. If so it puts a hole in your theory as it didn't turn out well for either of them.

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I thought about Angel but I think his death was premature do to the nature of personal reasons. I thought about Lizzy too. But I am not sure I have heard her Narrate. Guess I will have to re-listen to the whole podcast over again.. Poor me.. LOL..

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Originally Posted by Merlin1274

I still think those who narrate still live. The Kalani thing was unique. Its like when some one in a movie reads a dead persons letter.. They start off in the person readings voice and then its changed to the dead person. That is how the Kalani episode went down if I recall correctly. I will have to go re-listen to that.

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Man, you just reminded all the scenes we saw with Scratch and Tardust. We now have Tardust with our heroes. I guess there is much more Tardust interrogation to come than correct? Somehow we got all of those scenes into our journals. I wonder if Burt and Riley sit down and talk to him for a full episode or how that is recorded...

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Originally Posted by Merlin1274

I thought about Angel but I think his death was premature do to the nature of personal reasons. I thought about Lizzy too. But I am not sure I have heard her Narrate. Guess I will have to re-listen to the whole podcast over again.. Poor me.. LOL..

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Lizzy hasn't narrated since Season 3, when she was the Mallers captive

At least i think.

Anyone else think of this when Pegs was counting zombies in the spotter pictures?

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Originally Posted by Witch_Doctor

Anyone else think of this when Pegs was counting zombies in the spotter pictures?

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Long live the Krümelmonster or how you do probably call it - the cookie monster. But yes, now that you mention it, the scene really sounds like watching Sesame Street a bit. :)