Chapter 42-3 Chasing Ghosts

[YetAnotherBloodyCheek]

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From left to right. Carl (Christian Vieira), Kc, Puck (Brett Newton), Muldoon (Shaun Lewin), Robbins (Tony Rey)

Real men wear shorts.

[7oddisdead]

Just a little something.

I need to go back and listen to this one again, but what did puck say about bills teeth? Remember when we saw him in the tower the comment was they were broken....

[FunkyDung]

Not trying to one-up anyone, but how about this?

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[TacticalJHP]

Cohen, another look...

Ok, so we get to solitary and we find a bunch of people that seem to belong there. Violence. Cohen is there for contraband. Is that typical? I do not know, but I can see people going to solitaire to protect the other inmates or to protect the inmate from the general populace.

So, did they put Cohen in solitaire because he smuggled in pens and tattooed Bill Roberts or because he helped bill Roberts he would now be on someone's hitlst. I just bring this up because Bill was getting a plea deal. Does he provide details about a global conspiracy? This just seems like a case the media would love and politicians would love to milk it.

I think the reason that Cohen is in Solitaire is because of the series of events. Basically Cohen smuggles in the stuff and tattoos Ink, then the next day Ink goes to Trial right??? Followed by the explosion and the outbreak???

Cohen may not have been in Solitaire for an extended period of time, but with a rules infraction like that he may have gotten a week or two there.

For all we know, Cohen punched a guard or two in the face when they asked him about the tattoos, resulting in him being in solitary for a while.

[Jannit]

I really hope we have a chemist around here.

I was looking at the hexagons on the left size of Ink's forehead. The first one (with the three lines) is Benzene, or at least it is when it's alone. The second looks like Phenol and I'm not sure what the third one is.

Apparently if you combine Phenol and Benzene it can cause blistering and respiratory problems...

I've got to do some digging through the forums as I think this might have been brought up already. Hmm.

ETA:

Are we also thinking about the cracks at Englewood?

Yep. That's what came to mind for me too.

[Kc]

Not trying to one-up anyone, but how about this?

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As a side note... don't expect to find the fish on fire or the rainbow-fan one from this angle.

[jschmoe]

Quick question - my memory is terrible - is this the first time in the show itself that they've been referred to directly as zombies?

[Gooer]

Is it just me, or do a couple of the chemical-related symbols somehow involve sulfur? Maybe it has some significance?

Also, since Solitary is often used to seperate the violent inmates, and the Behemoth's were fighting for the Alpha role, maybe that too is related...

[Jannit]

Quick question - my memory is terrible - is this the first time in the show itself that they've been referred to directly as zombies?

Sorry, do you mean the survivors calling them zombies? Saul calls them zombies in the first chapter.

[Jannit]

Is it just me, or do a couple of the chemical-related symbols somehow involve sulfur? Maybe it has some significance?

The symbol used for sulphur is the cross with the triangle. I was wondering if maybe it was part of the gas that was released at the cracks, too. Then again, here's a little glitch: phosphorus and sulphur have very similar alchemical symbols. Phosphorus has the triangle on the bottom and the cross coming out of the top. Sulphur is reversed with a triangle on top an cross on the bottom. If we go with Ink's tattoos as shown it's sulphur but in the episode they didn't specify where the triangle was.