Chapter 46-2: Under Pressure

[Grognaurd]

Lots of good stuff...

Torture
The problem with it is you get the answer you want. Ask a question, get an answer. If one does not like the answer insert torture here. Rinse, lather, repeat. Burt and Riley are sure Tardust knows. He could have easily have no clue and just told them where to find Durai's dad who is way more paranoid and a hermet with beaucoup de booby traps and shoots on sight.

Corpse Gas.
Damn, It just begs the question, is there something special about the people immune or disturbed by the gas? The most likely is that there is something special about Saul and Tanya. It may correlate with Keratin level perturbation. But, this is a small sample size and I am not ready to collapse this wave function.

Biodiesel
Damn, Burt. Forget about it. You would just be chasing another logistic supply chain. He is going to need Ethanol/Methanol and a strong alkali like sodium or potassium hydroxide. They would be much better off to hit the naval yards and find some prepositioned resupply nodes.

Hope The Reveal
I have always thought her vision would get better and she would recognize someone hiding in plain sight to pull the plot together. If we think about it, she has had very little time with Burt, although I "hope" it is not one of Ink's symbles that sets her off.

Saul
I learned a long time ago to never judge a man in his grief. But damn, Saul, you leave me perplexed...

[YetAnotherBloodyCheek]

...
And I love Pegs, but she does make me facepalm a lot. Whether because she's being the stick in the mud who won't let Hope drink or her line about "When Michael says he wants to be alone, I just know it means he needs to talk." That makes me feel sorry for the guy, it really does.

Yeah, there is definitely a pattern why Michael conducts suicidal recon missions almost on a weekly basis.

[YetAnotherBloodyCheek]

Besides, I have to concur that Pegs actually is the



of We're Alive, especially in this very episode.

[Grognaurd]

Besides, I have to concur that Pegs actually is the



of We're Alive, especially in this very episode.

So, KC is saving the musical episode for the dancing penguins?

Don't worry, KC, I got you covered...

#flipstable

[LiamKerrington]

Besides, I have to concur that Pegs actually is the
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of We're Alive, especially in this very episode.

A feel inclined to disagree. Since Mary Poppins is a nursery nurse, Pegs would have to be much more authoritarian and educational, which she is not. But I see her in this role some time in the far future, if she survives the final 5 episodes ...

[YetAnotherBloodyCheek]

By the way, I would like to point out that there are still more inhumane torture methods than the the one applied on Tardust.

[TacticalJHP]

OK, quite a lot to bite into in this episode, where to begin....?

I loved the comedy at Dunbar, CJ's crazy surveillance and her casual lack of understanding that some people might not like being spied on 24/7, had me in stitches. And Kelly playing the "cool aunt" role complete with "shot, shot shot!" chant...pure gold.
And I love Pegs, but she does make me facepalm a lot. Whether because she's being the stick in the mud who won't let Hope drink or her line about "When Michael says he wants to be alone, I just know it means he needs to talk." That makes me feel sorry for the guy, it really does.

I heard that exact same statement come from my ex-wife about a MILLION times. She never took the hint.

[TacticalJHP]

Yeah, there is definitely a pattern why Michael conducts suicidal recon missions almost on a weekly basis.

OMFG, I launched Diet Mtn Dew threw my nose when I read this. It is 100% correct.

[Litmaster]

How are they torturing him, putting him on top of the truck.....? Or are they dragging him?

I got that they had him bound by the wrists with a long rope tied to their rear bumper, and were making him jog behind the truck for long distances, like this dude:

[Litmaster]

And later that evening, Hope retires to her bedroom with a new-found hobby, thanks to Auntie Kell's fine example: