Chapter 44-1: Life and Death

[Witch_Doctor]

What is the deal with the RAIN????

Elisa points out that it doesn't rain often in L.A.
Dunbar was attacked during the rain.
Datu attacked during the rain.
Rain screws up with radios!!! WTF? Are they communicating via Dish Network or Direct TV?

[Grognaurd]

Much of season four take place in March, right? Isn't that the month they do get the most rain? I am not sure, I have just visited several times, never lived there, but I thought that is what I was told.

[Vlarken]

Zombie rain always screws with radios, didn't you know?

[YetAnotherBloodyCheek]

Zombie rain always screws with radios, didn't you know?

"How does rain affect the radio transmissions?"
"Well, it depends."
"It depends on what?"
"How much tension the story requires."

[Witch_Doctor]

So, does Victor makes amends for his lack of soldiering skills, now that there are no more soldiers left?

Also, who survives to share the account of Victor and Tanya at ground zero? Victor? Tanya? Saul? (He was informed of his mother's and Victor's trip.)

[YetAnotherBloodyCheek]

Victor has to survive, three reasons:

- he knows when it is time to apply some cologne
- he is quite the ladies' man
- he cannot exit the stage before he gave a monologue like Cheech Marin in "From Dusk Til Dawn", 'nuff said.

[Zombiekiller100]

Regarding taking Lizzy to Caine Hospital:
She probably has pre-eclampsia: high blood pressure with a failing placenta which could kill her and the baby. The only cure is to deliver the baby, which will be premature, thus requiring neonatal equipment, such as an incubator, ventilator etc. Tanya will need to perform a Caesarian section to deliver the baby urgently. I don't think she has the necessary equipment at Dunbar or Colony. As a vet Tanya will have the operative skills and Saul being an army medic can help, that's why Tanya told him to get his head out of his butt! Tanya is making some very difficult decisions for her future daughter in-law and grandson.
We'll done to Kc, this happens in hospitals every day. Has he got a medical advisor for WA?
Can't wait for next episode!

[Zombie Yeti]

Regarding taking Lizzy to Caine Hospital:
She probably has pre-eclampsia: high blood pressure with a failing placenta which could kill her and the baby. The only cure is to deliver the baby, which will be premature, thus requiring neonatal equipment, such as an incubator, ventilator etc. Tanya will need to perform a Caesarian section to deliver the baby urgently. I don't think she has the necessary equipment at Dunbar or Colony. As a vet Tanya will have the operative skills and Saul being an army medic can help, that's why Tanya told him to get his head out of his butt! Tanya is making some very difficult decisions for her future daughter in-law and grandson.
We'll done to Kc, this happens in hospitals every day. Has he got a medical advisor for WA?
Can't wait for next episode!

I don't Believe Saul is a medic I think he just has basic field medicine training all soldiers recieve this training.

[Red Shirt]

I don't Believe Saul is a medic I think he just has basic field medicine training all soldiers recieve this training.

In addition to the training he received from his mom helping out at the veterinary clinic while he was growing up, it is highly likely that Saul is Combat Life Saver Trained... I think there was even mention (maybe more than once) to Saul's bag being a CLS bag. CLS is essentially advanced first aid... they are trained to give an IV, use a tracheal tube, manage Tension pneumothorax and a few other things... No, he isn't a combat medic so far as I can remember... but he does have a bit more training than most soldiers used to.

[LiamKerrington]

What is the deal with the RAIN????

Elisa points out that it doesn't rain often in L.A.
Dunbar was attacked during the rain.
Datu attacked during the rain.
Rain screws up with radios!!! WTF? Are they communicating via Dish Network or Direct TV?

Ink has control over the weather.