Chapter 22- "Our Doubts Are Traitors" part 2

**Kn1ckerb0cker33** · May 30th, 2011, 08:23 PM

Originally Posted by HardKor

I went back and listened to that bit. It sounds like multiple people were showing up. I heard someone say "what happened?" and then someone ask "who was on guard?" I can't be certain but I think it was Kelly.

I think it was Kelly, but I can't confirm it. I was hoping KC would clear it up.

**cupcakezombie** · May 30th, 2011, 08:48 PM

It sounded like stressed Kelly to me. Slightly different voice, but what you might expect given the situation.

Kc · May 30th, 2011, 08:54 PM

Originally Posted by Kn1ckerb0cker33

I think it was Kelly, but I can't confirm it. I was hoping KC would clear it up.

Yes, that was Kelly who came in-

**ZombieMama** · May 30th, 2011, 09:34 PM

Originally Posted by Kc

Yes, that was Kelly who came in-

:O Time to start rethinking my theories then. Thank's KC for not letting me sleep tonight

**zombiederek** · May 30th, 2011, 10:35 PM

Originally Posted by nikvoodoo

Isn't it always nice to hear when a show finally aligns itself to things you've been saying for months? (Like who the extra pilot will be, and things of that nature?). Tanya gets multiple awards this episode because she's the one who's setting us up long term for things that are going to happen once things get settled down. Tanya also gets the quote of the episode: "You're asking me? Its your building!"

I gotta disagree, the quote of the episode was Angel's "unless he's Jay Garrick" line lol

**nikvoodoo** · May 30th, 2011, 10:50 PM

Originally Posted by zombiederek

I gotta disagree, the quote of the episode was Angel's "unless he's Jay Garrick" line lol

Yeah, that's true, but the problem is I'm not up to speed on my Golden Age DC comics, so I had to look up who Jay Garrick was. That made me enjoy the joke less because I had to hunt for the answer

Now had I known who Jay Garrick was right off the bat? Yeah, you're right. That probably would have been the line of the episode for me.

**Ra1th** · May 30th, 2011, 11:21 PM

Originally Posted by nikvoodoo

Yeah, that's true, but the problem is I'm not up to speed on my Golden Age DC comics, so I had to look up who Jay Garrick was. That made me enjoy the joke less because I had to hunt for the answer

Now had I known who Jay Garrick was right off the bat? Yeah, you're right. That probably would have been the line of the episode for me.

Yeah why choose Jay garrick? that's like the flash no one's ever heard of. Why not Barry allen or the wally west or someone?

**nikvoodoo** · May 30th, 2011, 11:43 PM

Originally Posted by Ra1th

Yeah why choose Jay garrick? that's like the flash no one's ever heard of. Why not Barry allen or the wally west or someone?

Exactly! Say either of those and I go "HA! Flash...."

**Ryan** · May 31st, 2011, 12:49 AM

Originally Posted by AdrianHD

I was going to hold a few of the points since I was supposed to be on WND, but Britt hasn't gotten back to me yet. S'all good saying my points though.

-She was rejected from Lizzy just before the Tower had their meeting with Scratch and Latch. She was also tipsy/drunk while they were talking. I feel like this could've given her a sense of betrayal.
-She has her shop stolen from during the tattoo'd zombie invasion. I think this fueled more distrust.
-She didn't say a thing during the vote for a day off.
-Angel has to go and "find" her during the party. She only appeared pre-party to set up.
-While Angel picked Riley to help get the water from the firetruck, he brings up "trust." This is peculiar since minutes before, Bill was thought to be the rat by the group. Seems like a foreshadowing to Riley being the rat.

It was Burt who brought up picking someone trusted for the firetruck mission. When he second-guessed Angel picking Riley Angel reiterated that he trusted Riley, not at all surprising given what happened at the Arena.