Chapter 42-3 Chasing Ghosts

[LiamKerrington]

I know that it was INK that started Z day in the first place, he went crazy and killed his family and other people, so I think that he knew the only way to start z day was by getting an army. the toughest and the expendable. so prison sounds about correct. Now he just had to control them and he found out how to that. what way can he remember a formula? by tattooing it. I am sorry but I think he started the whole thing. I know that people say he was in jail or transport when it broke out, but that doesnt mean he couldnt leave something with a timer or pay someone to do something for him. INK letting puck go and riley, He does know what he is doing. I think he likes the hunt and he did all this on purpose so people can fear him, thats why he leaves some of them alive. I might be crazy but I just keep thinking this.

And how would you explain zombies showing up in Hawaii at roughly the same time as in LA? And the mentioning of many hotspots when it all started?

Sure, we have no detailed information about when exactly each hotspot started. And it could be the case that Ink started it somehow-ish, and he accidentally hit some slow-turners who fled in all kinds of directions - even one with a plane to Hawaii ... So biomass from humans' body's south-pole-exits might have hit quickly moving propellers of all kinds big time ... But to me, although this might be logic in a way, this would sound too crazy - especially because this would mean that during the first hours of the outbreak several slow-turners must have hit the roads, trains, planes, and ships quickly enough to spread the z-agent accordingly; and from the first episode we know how quickly the major traffic broke down in reaction to the zombie-panic. So I prefer sticking with the idea that the z-agent has spread from a different source, while Ink was able to adjust the zombie-frail in his favor based on his skillsszzZZ in all kinds bio-engineering. And I feel inclined to politely disagree with you.

Best wishes!
Mad

[LiamKerrington]

Oh, what has happened to Magneto? He looks terrible!

He met the Man of Steel and failed to use his mutant-powers which broke him ...

[Zombie Yeti]

I may be way out there but the burning fish symbol possibly anti Christ or something

[Jannit]

I may be way out there but the burning fish symbol possibly anti Christ or something

Great idea! I hadn't thought of that one.

[Sin Angel]

KC has already said that they are dead.

I didn't say they're alive I said they might have died a slow and painful death since some zeds seem to play with their food.

[Sin Angel]

And how would you explain zombies showing up in Hawaii at roughly the same time as in LA? And the mentioning of many hotspots when it all started?

Sure, we have no detailed information about when exactly each hotspot started. And it could be the case that Ink started it somehow-ish, and he accidentally hit some slow-turners who fled in all kinds of directions - even one with a plane to Hawaii ... So biomass from humans' body's south-pole-exits might have hit quickly moving propellers of all kinds big time ... But to me, although this might be logic in a way, this would sound too crazy - especially because this would mean that during the first hours of the outbreak several slow-turners must have hit the roads, trains, planes, and ships quickly enough to spread the z-agent accordingly; and from the first episode we know how quickly the major traffic broke down in reaction to the zombie-panic. So I prefer sticking with the idea that the z-agent has spread from a different source, while Ink was able to adjust the zombie-frail in his favor based on his skillsszzZZ in all kinds bio-engineering. And I feel inclined to politely disagree with you.

Best wishes!
Mad

The right option more often is the simpler option, and Ink starting it is not the answer, so I'd have to agree with you Liam.

[Eviebae]

No need. I created a whole new section for you. http://www.zombiepodcast.com/forum/s...le=The+Symbols

How do we add meanings with documentation? For instance: �护 is a compound word that is both a noun and a verb and is written in simplified Chinese. As a noun, it means protection and as a verb means to safeguard, to protect.

If written traditionally:ä¿�è*·, it is also a Japanese word that as a noun means protection, safeguard and as a verb means to shield.

Jannit's list excellent list is not editable. Do we add a numbered list?

[Eviebae]

#'s 7, 8 & 7 are all one veve for Damballah Wedo

[scbubba]

It was Roberts.

Correct. His teeth are the same. He was just commenting on the contrast of the teeth against the color of his skin.

Ok. Good to know. No more beating that dead horse for me.....

So I'm thinking the behavior to get into the Tower and then when Mikey & crew arrive is Ink's way of not showing all his cards while trying to recon the people there. In other words, he didn't let them know what all he could do but he found out a lot about them.

Once again, we see Roberts either use restraint (only killed one person instead of going all Chuck Norris on the lot of them) or actually have refrained from killing with his own hands. From the known eyewitness accounts, how many people do we know Ink has killed since Z-day? Paul in the Tower and the red shirt gate operator at the Colony in Ch 36. Who else? Am I missing anyone else?

Sounds like he has either turned his minions on people or let the test subjects kill each other in all the other cases. Why the lack of personal involvement? Is that why he let Kalani, Riley, and Puck go? He had others with him that could have ended Skittles and CJ so the theory doesn't play out there. And even in the Tower in Ch 11, he ran off when threatened by four men armed only with a knife.

I'm not sure where I started going with this but it's turned into thinking more about who Roberts is. And it doesn't seem to be the hands dirty kind of guy. But he apparently got his hands really dirty before Z-day.....

Argh! My brain is sprained

[Jannit]

How do we add meanings with documentation? For instance: �护 is a compound word that is both a noun and a verb and is written in simplified Chinese. As a noun, it means protection and as a verb means to safeguard, to protect.

If written traditionally:ä¿�è*·, it is also a Japanese word that as a noun means protection, safeguard and as a verb means to shield.

Jannit's list excellent list is not editable. Do we add a numbered list?

Sorry for the delay. I've got a format worked out and started but wont have time to upload it all until tomorrow. Life has gotten in the way.

ETA: Never mind. I threw up a draft so people can make changes if they like. It's missing stuff that is in the picture and I'll correct it tomorrow. G'night!