Chapter 40-3 Monsters

[Gnex]

concerning the identity of McKibben, and at the risk of sounding inappropriate...

when Kelly, in reference to how Ink got his tatoos, says: "Another inmate had a little needle, attached to a tape deck motor, with a sh*tload of ball point pens--no pun intended--but i'm guessing that's how they snuck the stuff in."

now i don't know about you, but unless you're used to having things shoved "up there", you'd have to be pretty desperate to smuggle pens in that way. *cringes*

the only known person that i can think of that might do that would be: Gatekeeper.

I just don't know how Victor would forget what Gatekeeper looked like...... The guy stared at you naked everytime you left and came back to the colony for months............. Was a pretty big figure in the Colony......... and also tried to have you killed during the attack on Marcus.......

I don't really think I would be forgetting someone like that anytime soon.

[skankyfish]

I just don't know how Victor would forget what Gatekeeper looked like...... The guy stared at you naked everytime you left and came back to the colony for months............. Was a pretty big figure in the Colony......... and also tried to have you killed during the attack on Marcus.......

I don't really think I would be forgetting someone like that anytime soon.

I agree. Though there's a remote possibility that Gatekeeper could be the mysterious Cohen?

[Footbutt]

I just don't know how Victor would forget what Gatekeeper looked like...... The guy stared at you naked everytime you left and came back to the colony for months............. Was a pretty big figure in the Colony......... and also tried to have you killed during the attack on Marcus.......

I don't really think I would be forgetting someone like that anytime soon.

true. very true, in fact.
but there's little things like when Victor says: "Gatekeeper? that dudes crazy, man!"
hint, hint? probably not...

[ZombieWildfire]

I love how everyone is desperately trying to cling onto the fact that Datu isn't mortally wounded.

In my head, I can see him piteously injured, with limbs hanging on and streaming blood from all angles, whimpering, and in his last few moments before dying or turning, he grabs his spanner, and tries to fix the windmill generator thingy.

[GreggSz]

Am I the only one who is confused by CJ only sending Jay out with Glenn and Datu. It almost seems like a shift in her thinking as she wanted the gun truck which seems to always have at least 4 people with it to go with them.
But one person with a gun they have never used before is more then enough to protect them once she hears about it.

I thought it was a bad idea, but not inconsistent with CJ all along. For example the first ground zero mission, the original Dunbar convoy or Victor’s water truck insertion. She plans the minute details, picks her best plan of action based on the risks and then hands off the plan for others to implement. Afterwards she laments on the “variables” she couldn’t have planned for or the failed execution of her underlings.

[GreggSz]

concerning the identity of McKibben, and at the risk of sounding inappropriate...

when Kelly, in reference to how Ink got his tatoos, says: "Another inmate had a little needle, attached to a tape deck motor, with a sh*tload of ball point pens--no pun intended--but i'm guessing that's how they snuck the stuff in."

now i don't know about you, but unless you're used to having things shoved "up there", you'd have to be pretty desperate to smuggle pens in that way. *cringes*

the only known person that i can think of that might do that would be: Gatekeeper.

Michael & Tonya met gatekeeper so I doubt three people couldn’t recognize him. Austin must be someone Victor saw, but Michael, Kelly or Tonya hadn’t. Tonya eliminates the original colony people. Michael eliminates tower people. I have a feeling Victor saw Austin in CJ’s Intel files.

[UndeadSweeper]

I thought it was a bad idea, but not inconsistent with CJ all along. For example the first ground zero mission, the original Dunbar convoy or Victor’s water truck insertion. She plans the minute details, picks her best plan of action based on the risks and then hands off the plan for others to implement. Afterwards she laments on the “variables” she couldn’t have planned for or the failed execution of her underlings.

I like how everyone is glazing over the fact that she ask Datu directly if he was ok with that and if the weapon was ready. Both Glenn and Datu said that they were good. So it CJ's fault for trusting two adults on their decision? Blame should be going all around. Micheal for not bring back the gun truck, CJ for not send enough , and Datu and Glenn for not field test the matagun. I'm starting to hate the CJ hate-train on the forums. How about just going with the idea that all decisions have consequences, good or bad?

[Gnex]

I like how everyone is glazing over the fact that she ask Datu directly if he was ok with that and if the weapon was ready. Both Glenn and Datu said that they were good. So it CJ's fault for trust trust two adults on their decision? Blame should be going all around. Micheal for not bring back the gun truck, CJ for not send enough , and Datu and Glenn for not field test the matagun. I starting to hate the CJ hate-train on the forums.

Yes! it is exactly CJ's fault for trusting 2 adults....... because CJ never trust anyone..... ever......

All her fault for changing!!! DOWN WITH CJ!!!!!

[UndeadSweeper]

Yes! it is exactly CJ's fault for trusting 2 adults....... because CJ never trust anyone..... ever......

All her fault for changing!!! DOWN WITH CJ!!!!!

Alright, you got a smile from me on that one.

[Gooer]

Datu did not experience a zombie attack. Datu breathed in some bad gasoline fumes, hallucinated, wakes up with a kick-ass headache and is told by Bill to clean up some dog shit stains on the fifth floor, otherwise his sorry ass is gonna get fired.

You really like the "It's all a dream" scenario idea don't you....