Chapter 40-1 Monsters

Didn't he also let Riley live? hmmmm

Riley once and Kilani twice (maybe)

Sorry if this has already been suggested, but is Nick Rivers named after Val Kilmer's character in Top Secret?

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Originally Posted by tonyhind86

I wonder if they ever find a journal belonging to Bill Roberts from before the outbreak or his arrest. It would tie in nicely with the "journals" theme and help with the character's history and motivations.

Plus it'll be as spooky as hell.

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There was a Journal Entry Contest and this was the winner. Deacon Tyler's Ink Journal Entry.

This thing is as chilling as the story itself. It even mentions Grog's crows (Birds) and Ink's company (If he owned Raydon Labs).

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Originally Posted by ZombieWildfire

Wow, if this were to be the case, this gives a whole new focus for how to stop the zombies. If Tanya and co can work out what the haze is/was and how to recreate it, it (coupled with multiple scuba diving suits!) would form a pretty efficient way of robbing the world of Zeds, sort if like a selective chemical warfare agent. Interesting.

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Unless the haze is what causes the infection. It's never really clear what happen to CJ's guy that had to be shot at ground zero. She doesn't say, and Victor assumes that the area, 'can turn you into one of them.." But, I'm guessing that it is as straight forward as a zombie making gas.

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Originally Posted by Witch_Doctor

There was a Journal Entry Contest and this was the winner. Deacon Tyler's Ink Journal Entry.

This thing is as chilling as the story itself. It even mentions Grog's crows (Birds) and Ink's company (If he owned Raydon Labs).

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Hmm, I wonder how well OCR would work on them pictures :)
Guess I'll have to force a sighted soul to read it out loud for me. Lol. It sounds awesome, though.

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Originally Posted by Witch_Doctor

Unless the haze is what causes the infection. It's never really clear what happen to CJ's guy that had to be shot at ground zero. She doesn't say, and Victor assumes that the area, 'can turn you into one of them.." But, I'm guessing that it is as straight forward as a zombie making gas.

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CJ seemed to think that the cracks in Inglewood were the cause of mutated Zombies. "Some of our teams got sick when they went near this place, called it: Ground Zero."
it's kind of funny how it seems almost like fact that that is NOT the case. but really, it's anyone's ballgame. so many hints, so many clues, and so many possibilities.
THAT is a main factor in keeing this story interesting. re-listens are so fun to pick up random things you forgot/neglected earlier!

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Originally Posted by Witch_Doctor

There was a Journal Entry Contest and this was the winner. Deacon Tyler's Ink Journal Entry.

This thing is as chilling as the story itself. It even mentions Grog's crows (Birds) and Ink's company (If he owned Raydon Labs).

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That looks exactly how I had imagined it. Listening to a narrated transcript would be awesome.

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Originally Posted by tonyhind86

That looks exactly how I had imagined it. Listening to a narrated transcript would be awesome.

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It surely would... Since my screenreader can't handle handwritten stuff. :)
About how long is it?

I'll double check when I get back to my computer. If you're using a mobile device, I'll see about trying to find some form of mobile-friendly version.

Did they read it for one of the WND episodes? That would probably be easiest for Storm. I do not think there will be an optical character recognizer good enough for the text.

I've just tried viewing the jpeg files on my phone - some of the writing is too difficult to make out, and I agree that there won't be any OCR able enough to read all of it. Maybe when I get on my PC tomorrow, I'll try and write a transcript of it for this thread. The style in which it's written is absolutely brilliant, top marks to the guy who penned it.

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Originally Posted by Grognaurd

Did they read it for one of the WND episodes? That would probably be easiest for Storm. I do not think there will be an optical character recognizer good enough for the text.

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My thought as well, but I don't remember anything like that, and I've been listening since WND40-ish. It should be around 50, I think... Maybe I've just forgot it. I'll check again.
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Okay, ran through WND49-51 without finding it, so... Seems like they didn't. Hehe.

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Originally Posted by tonyhind86

I've just tried viewing the jpeg files on my phone - some of the writing is too difficult to make out, and I agree that there won't be any OCR able enough to read all of it. Maybe when I get on my PC tomorrow, I'll try and write a transcript of it for this thread. The style in which it's written is absolutely brilliant, top marks to the guy who penned it.

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You would be absolutely awesome if you could do that, given that it wouldn't be too much work, of course.
By style do you then men the choice of words and such, or the actual way the intry looks? :)

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Originally Posted by Storm

You would be absolutely awesome if you could do that, given that it wouldn't be too much work, of course.
By style do you then men the choice of words and such, or the actual way the intry looks? :)

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It shouldn't be too much trouble; it'll keep me entertained for a while anyway. The context of the writing and the way it looks on the page both make it an epic journal entry.