saul's gunshot wound.

[werewolf]

something had occurred to me after listen to the series again for about the 10th time. If Michael knew how to make home made chloroform. Why didn't he make some more, to take out bullet out of Saul's wound? That's how it was done for a long time before morphine.

[nikvoodoo]

This got covered in some other conversation somewhere else on the forum...though I don't recall where.

The chloroform Michael made was highly unstable and exceptionally dangerous. He knows how to make chloroform that can kill you and warned them in just about as many words when they ran the experiment. If they had tried to do the same with Saul using that same concoction it would have killed him.

[werewolf]

even the safest made chloroform can kill. if administered incorrectly.
i am still new here, so if rehash something that was already covered sorry about that.

[nikvoodoo]

even the safest made chloroform can kill. if administered incorrectly.
i am still new here, so if rehash something that was already covered sorry about that.

No you're fine....I was saying more for the hope that someone else might remember where it was covered and link to it. There hasn't been a thread dedicated to it anywhere that I'm aware of. That's why I can't find it.

[yarri]

something had occurred to me after listen to the series again for about the 10th time. If Michael knew how to make home made chloroform. Why didn't he make some more, to take out bullet out of Saul's wound? That's how it was done for a long time before morphine.

Cause homemade chloroform is unstable and he likes Saul and doesn't want to accidentally kill him off. As a nurse I have a hard time listening to that particular section I hear all the "mistakes" being made in Saul's care and the technique of removing it with actual hardware like pliers and the cauterization with a hammer of all things. . ARGH! It makes me weepy.

[Cabbage Patch]

This subject came up in the Loopholes & Inconsistencies thread, and it was acknowledged as an oversight.

[werewolf]

come on folks its just fiction.

[yarri]

come on folks its just fiction.

Its REALLY good fiction

[nikvoodoo]

This subject came up in the Loopholes & Inconsistencies thread, and it was acknowledged as an oversight.

Kc never acknowledged the conversation about the chloroform. We as forum members discussed it, but Kc never weighed in. Thank you for reminding me where the conversation had taken place though.

[Devilish Pizza]

Does anyone else think that Saul could be infected with zombie Tommy's blood, but is only a carrier?
A lot like the basis of the re-outbreak of zombies in 28 weeks later.
My belief is that if someone were to get his blood in them then they might turn.