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DAMN!Quote:
Originally Posted by reaper239
I have been doing a better job at avoiding the authorities than I thought!
Alright, well I am guessing that 'the dark one' as skittles likes to put it is the first ever invected zombie, or at least one of the first. I think that is why he is so smart and so different. I also think that he wasn't really a living human to begin with, I think our creepy friend here was an experiment, I believe that maybe he was some kind of test subject, that doctors were trying to bring him back from the dead... And they did but not in the way they planned too. He then escapes and since he was the first he was able to adapt and become stronger, almost like a half living person half zombie in a way so he was able to think and reason in some way. He then began to infect others. This most likley sounds crazy but it kind of explains why he is so different and why he can do what he can do.
Also I want to say something about the other special zombies. They most likley just adapt to their enviornment and such to survive or they just had different, special mutations to begin with.
wait!! i hav a thoery! i think INK the guy from the tv in the neew recruits part 1 of 3 is "the colored one" remember NK has alot of tatoos?!?!?!?!?!?!:mad:
Has Bill Roberts already been discussed on another thread anywhere?
Hi Vee Welcome,
Bill Roberts has come up in several different threads depending on your take.
http://www.zombiepodcast.com/forum/s...oed-Ones-Oh-My! Is one of the larger threads since any smaller ones tend to get moved or merged.
Good job by you Raven. And yes. This is exactly where this thread is headed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Raven
So, I was digging through the earlier episodes when I heard mention of a criminal named Ink, who, surprisingly enough, has a lot of ink on him. As in tatoo's. It was when Pegs was checking the DVR machines in the tower. She noticed all of the recordings stopping at the exact same time, which is presumably when everything went to shit. At this time, a newscaster was explaining that Ink was a psycho or murderer of some sort. Or both. And I can't help but wonder if this "Ink" (Hence, my user name.) is the man that jacked up Kulani's tower. And the same man that caught an arrow from Riley. And the same one leading the numbers. Just some food for thought.
Good find. Check out some of the other theories surrounding Ink, Bill, Pinstripes, TOWTM, TMITPSS...
I feel inclined to state that "some" is an understatement to some degree ... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Witch_Doctor
Remember when Riley and Kalani had to go out that hospital window and the sheets fell. They had to leave Michael and Burt- and they ended up walking thru that creepy mental hospital? Didn't they see the tattooed one in there? I'm in the middle of that episode so I'm not sure how that shakes out. But it makes me wonder if he had some connection to that place. Criminally insane maybe? I can't help but wonder if he was some sort of super horrific criminal serial killer pure evil sort, before he turned - and this is what we get. Pimped out tattoo inky bad zombie.
Just nit-picking: They had to leave Angel and Burt, not Michael and Burt. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by RVAUndead
And about your question: you really want spoilers - now? As I understand it you listen to this the first time, right? So let me put it this way:
Up until now several times main characters recognize either a zeeh standing out because he wears a pinstriped suit; some other times there is some reference to a "coloured one" or the "one with the markings". Michael, Saul, Burt, and Lizzy encounter one very special zeeh in the Tower mistaking him for "Paul" ...
And as for the super horrific criminal serial killer: Some people see a connection between TOWTM (the one with the markings) and Bill Roberts ... You don't know who Bill Roberts is? Then re-listen to chapter #2 part 3 of 3 and pay close attention to what Lizzy finds on the TV-recordings ...
I think your senses and your mind don't fail you, RVAUndead. :)
All the best!
Liam
There has been lots of discussion surrounding Ink (the tattooed one). I'm pretty sure he's part of the criminal family known as the "Family" in the story. That's why Durai (the leader of the mallers) appears to have a good understanding of what's going on. Furthurmore, at the beginning of Season 1 when Lizzy is flipping through TIVO recordings we actually hear a clip that "Ink" is a mental patient, that he is possibly linked to the family and that he is in the midst of being transported to a mental health facility.Quote:
Originally Posted by RVAUndead
And yes, Ink shows up and catches an arrow with his hand. I personally think they were experimenting on prisoners with some kind of medication and somehow this all started. Don't forget about Raydon labs being mentioned as well in Season 1 when Saul and Angel discovered Burt. I have a feeling Raydon Labs is going to be coming back into the story in Season 4 and we'll learn who and what Ink really is.
Ooh that's right - I totally screwed that one up- my kids were hollerin' and I forgot it was Angel up there :) thanks for straightening me out! I am definitely going to go back and give that bit early on with Lizzy listening to the tapes another spin. And yes, ive been trying to figure out the whole pin striped suit thing, and what that was. so glad i found these boards... I can't wait to get caught up and see what happens in S4! Thanks again!
This forum is an incredible place - rich of discussions and theories. But beware: crackpot-theories linger in every second sentence ... ;) Keep sharing your thoughts, ideas and comments.
Major advice: When you have listened all the WA episodes the first time, repeat it at least once or twice. You'll recognize many more details and may even draw new conclusions. Kc's performance as the author and director of this show is really awesome.