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This is consistent with the zombies giving up on Saul when he was in the trunk (and we thought it was all alcohol), and maybe Riley should be added to the list of potentially genetically immune, since she, too, was left alone. It could explain why so many of those who are left have made it this far, or even past the initial outbreak.Quote:
Originally Posted by katlero
If true, wonder how many Mallers would also fit in this class? (I'm looking at you, Scratch)
Darn it! Knew his name was probably out there somewhere. My goal is to delisted to the whole show before the next episode. Maybe find some more clues along the way. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by TacticalJHP
As best we can tell, some might be... The barred arrow above his left eye is the symbol for sulfur.Quote:
Originally Posted by cringebot
The barred circle may be salt... though it could also be lower case theta: θ
Yes they do, those pictures "exist." Whether they only exist in the fictional sense within the story OR exist/will exist in an actual physical sense that we can examine remains to be seen.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gnex
Also, don't forget that Kelly found the files in the Judge's chamber were mixed up and scattered about. She later states that Ink's is a partial file. She hasn't yet had the time to sift through them and put them back into order and find out what she does have. Those evidence photos may yet still be in that stack
Turns out that Michael is blameless. While conducting research for the above I stumbled back across this:Quote:
Originally Posted by UndeadSweeper
Chapter 40; Part 1/3 @ 5:23
Kelly: We don't even have a gun truck remember?
Michael: Well, Saul and Puck are working on a new one right now.
All (both?) of the gun trucks are back under CJ's command (control) by the beginning of Chapter 40. I can assume that both/all the gun trucks were out on the scavenging missions. Therefore blame can rest squarely right back on CJ's shoulders for the disaster at the pumping station. Why? The first rule of leadership: Everything is your fault.
Simply put, she should not have sent them out there without high levels of protection. Were I in that position, I would have told them:
"I don't care if you think you have the Hand of God in your pocket. Frankly, I'm a bit distrustful of him right now, seeing as how he dicked us over hard with this apocalypse and all. Life is too important, YOU are too important and the water project is too important to go out there with minimal forces and unproven weapons. Besides, it's about to rain anyway. Your trip to the mill will wait and this is not open for discussion. In the meantime, get to work on fine tuning and making more Mata guns."
Then I listened to the CJ, Datu & Glenn conversation again:
Chapter 40; Part 3/3 @ 1:57
CJ: Micheal's not back with the other gun truck and we're too low on fuel to not send out the other truck today to scavenge for more.
Is there a slight disparity in the timeline of events, as in we are hearing them slightly out of order... or should I be asking "What the Actual Fuck, CJ?"
The beauty of WA is it is very open. Duncan would not be the first character to hide his past or have a non traditional name. Although CJ calls him Duncan after the attack, he does not respond to it. Some have speculated well before this chapter that Duncan might not be his real name.Quote:
Originally Posted by katlero
Pretty sure they gave up on Saul cuz of the alcohol smell, but it could be because of other terms.Quote:
Originally Posted by Elisa
Gave up on Tanya because Michael and co. were there to fend them off, and no point in wasting their own numbers
Riley, I don't remember where they gave up on her.....Maybe in the tower? I don't think they could reach her, and then Angel came to help
CJ, because she was in a well-defended area and there was no point in wasting their numbers - again
We know nothing about Michael at the waterworks (unfortunately, hopefully we learn it soon) so that's unknown
Datu, WHO KNOWS ABOUT THAT? Besides Kc and Blair...
Also, they left Duncan(Skittles) when they attacked Dunbar, also, not sure why...
Ink left CJ alone at Dunbar after he wreaked havoc.
Yes. . . if you are leading out of a place of caring about those you're leading and owning up to your own flaws and mistakes. Unfortunately, too many leaders we see today are only interested in one thing: Self-preservation in the place of power. And if that's all you care about, then the opposite has become true - first rule of staying in leadership: it's always someone else's fault.Quote:
Originally Posted by Red Shirt
I suppose the way CJ handles it will reveal a great deal about her intentions (and growth?) as a leader.
No! No! Bad Witch_Doctor! Very bad! Drop that idea! I said drop it! Now go to your crate and think about what you've done.Quote:
Originally Posted by Witch_Doctor