Chapter 44-2: Life and Death

[LiamKerrington]

I would have to wonder on how Ink would create more: It seems too late into the series to introduce a new kind of zombie: but i could be wrong. And the chances of finding a bunch of pregnant women in a zombie apocalypse, i'd assume, would be high: where if there were any pregnant women, they would be in a secure quarantine zone, such as Boulder and Ft Irwin, where it would be hard to enter and kidnap a woman without being noticed, not in a small hidey hole in the middle of an abandoned city.

Yes, secure quarantine zone ... Kc introduced different safe-spots for humans every now and then - the Tower, the Mall, Dunbar, the Colony, Ft Irwin, Boulder. But I think he would not work with something we do not know yet. Kc is a master of foreshadowing like crazy. I think it would be quite likely that we would have learned about another hold-out of survivors being overrun by them zombies, which would allow Ink to collect women.
That is why I think it would be more likely that Ink would have captured more or less solitary women in households, in makeshift shelters, women's prisons/ jails, and/or hospital, where they would have no chance to avoid being caught and captured by Ink and his monstrosities.
Wieh #44-2 we know that Ink did something with 13 women so far. And if Michael, Victor, and Datu are correct with their assumptions, there must be more. Was Samanta part of the 13, or is she a member of a second group, or was she just zombie-food and -game like what seemed to be likely back then when we heard her and Datu's story in Season #1 ... ?

Currently Michael puts together many of the pieces we were wondering about for such a long time. But by doing so he also raises new questions. I am really, really suspicious what's going to happen next.

Best wishes!
Liam

[Bullethead]

I would have to wonder on how Ink would create more: It seems too late into the series to introduce a new kind of zombie: but i could be wrong. And the chances of finding a bunch of pregnant women in a zombie apocalypse, i'd assume, would be high: where if there were any pregnant women, they would be in a secure quarantine zone, such as Boulder and Ft Irwin, where it would be hard to enter and kidnap a woman without being noticed, not in a small hidey hole in the middle of an abandoned city.

Im with you here, I don't like the idea of Michael telling us "He's making more"...my mind is just saying no no no he's not. Don't try and mislead me lol.

[YetAnotherBloodyCheek]

I am not able to comprehend why Ink is going to create new little ones. The more forces you have the better, yes, but it is not that hard to win a game of Sid Meier's Civilization (zombie edition) on chieftain level. Team Good surpassed the "We are pretty much fucked up" moment long ago. Without a deus ex machina event, they are down. So why the reinforcements? The die is cast.

[LiamKerrington]

I am not able to comprehend why Ink is going to create new little ones. The more forces you have the better, yes, but it is not that hard to win a game of Sid Meier's Civilization (zombie edition) on chieftain level. Team Good surpassed the "We are pretty much fucked up" moment long ago. Without a deus ex machina event, they are down. So why the reinforcements? The die is cast.

After all Ink is a scientist. And I would not mind him going on an on and on with "researching" new breeds for sake of researching them ...
And I agree: The survivors are beyond the red line. But I hope they find a way to get "out" of it ...

Best wishes!
Liam

[YetAnotherBloodyCheek]

Besides, I loved the Lord Of The Rings reference in the latest episode?

See, we got:
Victor - the ringbearer as he was married
Michael - the a bit overweight hobbit
Datu - who is commanded by Michael and has to remain in the middle position. He is able to read the evil symbols and knows how to cut across Mordor, eh, the Arena. In addition, his motives and the forces that drive him are quite ambivalent.

So, here is a picture of our little combo:

[YetAnotherBloodyCheek]

After all Ink is a scientist. And I would not mind him going on an on and on with "researching" new breeds for sake of researching them ...
And I agree: The survivors are beyond the red line. But I hope they find a way to get "out" of it ...

Best wishes!
Liam

Yes, their are infinite ways to improve your skills and weaponry.

[tonyhind86]

Yes, their are infinite ways to improve your skills and weaponry.

Is this photographic proof that the North Koreans have finally discovered Space Invaders?

[YetAnotherBloodyCheek]

Is this photographic proof that the North Koreans have finally discovered Space Invaders?

Na, not so fast my friend! I guess that they just discovered the joy of Pong.

[tonyhind86]

Na, not so fast my friend! I guess that they just discovered the joy of Pong.

They announced the news to the country via Kim Jong Un's official myspace page

[Eviebae]

I am not able to comprehend why Ink is going to create new little ones. The more forces you have the better, yes, but it is not that hard to win a game of Sid Meier's Civilization (zombie edition) on chieftain level. Team Good surpassed the "We are pretty much fucked up" moment long ago. Without a deus ex machina event, they are down. So why the reinforcements? The die is cast.

I guess he wants to make a strain that can survive long term. The adults couldn't handle the sudden growth and change without cancers and growths. If this happened in the past--as someone suggested--and that's where the stories of Yetis; Big Foot or Windigos come from it must have burned itself out. Less population, unorganized so they were easier to kill. Plus, they couldn't even master Shuffle Ball Chain so a musical was right out.