Chapter 40-3 Monsters

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Dec 5th, 2013, 02:19 PM
Grognaurd

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Originally Posted by Gnex

In the past 3 episodes we have heard of 2 people that are connect to Ink in some way.

Cohen - assisted Ink while in Jail, smuggled in items needed for tattoos.
Austin McKibben - Photo was found inside the court record for Ink, first thought to have nothing to do with anything, until Victor states that He feels like he has seen him before.

Do not forget Nick Rivers a correctional Councillor who was studying Bil Roberts in part 1. Nick. Nicholas? Therapist? Hmmmm
Dec 5th, 2013, 02:23 PM
UndeadSweeper

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Originally Posted by Grognaurd

Victor's Foul up

I think it was something pretty basic to soldiering, like muzzle disciplin or sector of fire. I lean towards sector of fire. We have heard that several times from Puck. Victor reminds Tanya of it in 40-2. I also think it would be the hardest for him. He and Saul are out there for four months. Heads always on a swivel and overlapping eachother.

Then, plug him into a team of six or more and he might not be used to just looking just in one narrow field.

Could it be the Angel thing?
Dec 5th, 2013, 02:30 PM
Grognaurd

I think that adds to the punishment, but I have problem squaring it with the stated cause it is not fair to the other soldiers.
Dec 5th, 2013, 02:38 PM
7oddisdead

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Originally Posted by Grognaurd

Victor's Foul up

I think it was something pretty basic to soldiering, like muzzle disciplin or sector of fire. I lean towards sector of fire. We have heard that several times from Puck. Victor reminds Tanya of it in 40-2. I also think it would be the hardest for him. He and Saul are out there for four months. Heads always on a swivel and overlapping eachother.

Then, plug him into a team of six or more and he might not be used to just looking just in one narrow field.

I kinda wondered if we weren't given a clue about this in the episode. victor mentions how mike n co. came straight to the mortuary instead of a safe house in between. mike emphasizes they weren't followed.

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Originally Posted by Eviebae

If you had something to do with the outbreak, or knew why things happened the way they did, how would you act to hide it. How might it show?

If the tattoos protected Ink in some way, why?

I ask because it occurred to me that CJ might have information she's hiding...then I thought, no, it doesn't make sense because she didn't seem to really know Ink besides as a marauder of her castle. Then I thought that since we know Ink didn't start it--or at least had no hand in the implementation--her not reacting to Ink strongly would make sense even so.

I ever mention I like everything you post?

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Originally Posted by Grognaurd

Hmm...

Like someone said early on in this thread, Tanya's statement

He (Ink) wants to end it.

Yea, so the group thinks Ink did not start it, but who doesn't want to end it?

I do not quite understand his actions and maybe I am not supposed to, because he is psycho.

He wipes out CJ's tower, but spares Skittles/Duncan. He does not attack CJ and maybe that was because of her defensive position. Some survivors of CJ's tower attack and or try to rescue. Ink then attacks the water plant where some of CJs people may be located.

He goes to the Tower and kills Paul. However, he does not call in lots of others and he knocks on the door like a normal person when finished with Paul. In chapter 40 he kicks out the double doors of a prisoner transport van. My guess he could kick the door in, but he knocks on the door like a friend.

He laughs at Riley and Kilani after she tries to shoot him with an arrow.

ever notice how he let both riley and cj live? ever consider they are both thirty something dark haired females?

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Originally Posted by tonyhind86

Could be something related to the chemicals Randy dropped in the plastic bag. One of them we know was Follistatin. The other remains a mystery, though was described as having a "distinct metallic smell"

this idea was brought up originally with the "inklings". the idea of each numbered one being a different combination of drugs implemented via the numbered tattoos. easy to delineate what combo works best via the "lab rat tags" on their arms...I like the idea of drugs in ink pens, but I question the logistics of him getting that organized while hes in jail...or prior to murdering his wife and lovers family. that would imply that shit was wwaaaaaayyyy premeditated. I can only suspend so much disbelief.

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Originally Posted by UndeadSweeper

Could it be the Angel thing?

short answer, no. long answer, Michael seems to trust vic to look after tayna, but not to work with a group. this says its something along the lines of a lone wolf works best alone...if I were victor, I would not feel slighted by that. hes more help watching out for tayna anyways.
Dec 5th, 2013, 02:47 PM
Gooer

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Originally Posted by 7oddisdead

this idea was brought up originally with the "inklings". the idea of each numbered one being a different combination of drugs implemented via the numbered tattoos. easy to delineate what combo works best via the "lab rat tags" on their arms...I like the idea of drugs in ink pens, but I question the logistics of him getting that organized while hes in jail...or prior to murdering his wife and lovers family. that would imply that shit was wwaaaaaayyyy premeditated. I can only suspend so much disbelief.

That.....that is a pretty good theory....could explain why #7 started to attack his own kind in Inglewood, AND was bigger than usual, compared to other little ones; maybe a crazy inbalance of chemicals turned him into too much of an animal?
Dec 5th, 2013, 03:35 PM
UndeadSweeper

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Originally Posted by Gooer

That.....that is a pretty good theory....could explain why #7 started to attack his own kind in Inglewood, AND was bigger than usual, compared to other little ones; maybe a crazy inbalance of chemicals turned him into too much of an animal?

Thin the herd. Not enough food to go around.
Dec 5th, 2013, 05:47 PM
Gooer

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Originally Posted by UndeadSweeper

Thin the herd. Not enough food to go around.

That could also explain it, but i feel the way Victor and Tanya described it, it felt that it was more than that, if you get my meaning
Dec 5th, 2013, 06:48 PM
TacticalJHP

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Originally Posted by Tar Heel Fan

2) Victor must have sold Michael an awful policy with too many fees... I wouldn't trust him after that, either

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Originally Posted by Gooer

I wouldn't trust him either, the shady snake he would be. Not that Vic would do that, he's too awesome....

Oh, great. Now whenever I hear Vic's character, all I think of is him dressed as Flo from those progressive commercials.
Dec 5th, 2013, 07:40 PM
tonyhind86

Remember when Victor, Michael, Pegs and Kelly escaped the colony - they took all the guns with them - leaving the colonists defenseless when the Mallers took over. The colonists blamed Michael, and eventually voted to have CJ lead instead of him.
What if Michael is bitter towards Victor because of this - after all, he did say that it was Victor's idea to his face.
Dec 5th, 2013, 07:57 PM
cringebot

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Originally Posted by tonyhind86

Remember when Victor, Michael, Pegs and Kelly escaped the colony - they took all the guns with them - leaving the colonists defenseless when the Mallers took over. The colonists blamed Michael, and eventually voted to have CJ lead instead of him.
What if Michael is bitter towards Victor because of this - after all, he did say that it was Victor's idea to his face.

That was my impression, didn't think there was much to it.

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