I've thought about that. I'd probably be convicted of something like "war crimes" if the situation only lasted a short while. If it was long term, someone would probably kill me. But I'd be that guy that put a .357 round in your forehead if I thought you needed it. Judge, jury and executioner. I wouldn't play games or mince words. It's survival of the fittest.I think these ideas are some of the fun in this type of show. I often sit there and wonder if I would be any different in a similar situation. I'm a fairly big pacifist now, but who's to say? Once you're protecting yourself in a post-apocalyptic world I could easily see how the governor's type of behavior would snowball and you'd end up doing things you never thought yourself capable of .. it's survival.
That doesn't make any sense as not feeling pain isn't going to magically increase muscle fiber capability. It would possibly allow them to continue to do things after a normal human would stop due to muscle fatigue.
2. Am I the only one who thinks the "Merle is the traitor" stuff at the end is staged? Pretend to turn on Merle so that he can escape with the brother - have a man on the inside? Or at least have Merle learn what he needs to know about the prison and its defenses.
Also the zombies on the TV show don't just bite and move on. They bite, take down their kill, and then start feasting. They don't just go from person to person just to bite to infect them. They are going for the kill, and ripping all their guts out.
Sure, you should be able to take your muscles to the limit by being able to ignore the pain from doing so, but take myself for example... I'm not super strong. How would zombie aikouka be capable of performing body builder feats just because he can ignore pain? I might be able to do some more, but I don't see myself deadlifting hundreds of pounds. It sounded like the TV show that the person was talking about was suggesting extreme examples like that.
That's one of the biggest holes in the show, other than the fact that Romero zombies are totally implausible in the first place. There is no explanation for why there are so many walkers around. Maybe they will come up with an explanation at some point if they ever explain how the outbreak started.
That's one of the biggest holes in the show, other than the fact that Romero zombies are totally implausible in the first place. There is no explanation for why there are so many walkers around. Maybe they will come up with an explanation at some point if they ever explain how the outbreak started.
In TWD, everyone is already infected. When a person dies, he becomes a Walker, regardless of COD. You could die from autoerotic asphyxiation and still become a Walker, possibly with an intact erection. D:
Wish they would just answer how it all started. One day you die and you stay dead, the next day someone dies and becomes a walker. It would be nice to know how this thing started.
Just a bit of research, on any given day 153,000 people die in the world. About 56 million die a year so that is a lot of zombies.
Wish they would just answer how it all started. One day you die and you stay dead, the next day someone dies and becomes a walker. It would be nice to know how this thing started.
iirc, the comic book writers has stated outright that he's never going to answer that question.Wish they would just answer how it all started. One day you die and you stay dead, the next day someone dies and becomes a walker. It would be nice to know how this thing started.
Just a bit of research, on any given day 153,000 people die in the world. About 56 million die a year so that is a lot of zombies.
There is no explanation for why there are so many walkers around. Maybe they will come up with an explanation at some point if they ever explain how the outbreak started.
I believe you are right, but as my back up, I will default to the Granny "high" on adrenalin who lifts the car off of her grand kid who is trapped. That's just a silly tale
I heard about human strength and how under extreme situations your body could, for a short period of time, become much more stronger/quicker than it normally is.
Over all, I don't examine any zombie show/movie with too much scientific reasoning. It's entertainment...Things don't need to really follow the laws of science and anatomy perfectly.
It seems like the only reason she went back to kill the Governor was because of Andrea. I realize she knows he lied about the soldiers, but I cant think of a legitimate reason why she would go after him like that. Such a spiteful move when she hasnt really been wronged, that she knew of, aside from losing Andrea to the Governor.
I thought it was because Michonne had taken a measure of what kind of man he was and decided that he would never stop hunting her and Rick et al. after this, and maybe if he was dead the people of Woodbury could see reason and stop coming war between the groups.
i thought it was because the governor sent his guys to go kill her in the woods after she left.
i thought it was because the governor sent his guys to go kill her in the woods after she left.
So far the show has shown her to be a 'fight is you must, but run if you can' type. I just don't see her going to that lengths for revenge (and then leaving him alive).
She was going to kill him, but then Andrea showed up. And Andrea made it clear that she would have to go through her to get to Governor. I think they should have shown an episode with the two of them on the road, establishing this relationship. When they first showed them together, they were already BFFs. Michonne doesnt seem the type to have a BFF, so it would be interesting to see how that happened.
She was going to kill him, but then Andrea showed up. And Andrea made it clear that she would have to go through her to get to Governor. I think they should have shown an episode with the two of them on the road, establishing this relationship. When they first showed them together, they were already BFFs. Michonne doesnt seem the type to have a BFF, so it would be interesting to see how that happened.