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2011-11-29, 10:14 AM (ISO 8601)
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2011-11-29, 10:18 AM (ISO 8601)
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And during the feeding, during which she takes her time to look them over, she didn't notice then? I mean, Glenn might have been a bit shocked by the revelation in general, and not been looking too closely, but she didn't have that excuse.
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2011-11-29, 01:50 PM (ISO 8601)
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If the preview on the website is any indication, they're actually going to discuss this next episode.
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2011-11-29, 03:19 PM (ISO 8601)
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Just saw the previews. Does that idiot STILL believe they are simply sick? Seriously? After Shane's brutal demonstration? Can he really be that completely insane?
If so, then yes, he IS dangerous.
Ok, let's say he came to terms with this fact. He would still keep them in there, letting them slowly rot? I would shoot any of my family and closest friends, because what their bodies are doing is a horrible thing and they deserve to be at peace. I would hope they'd do the same for me.Last edited by Joxer t' Mighty; 2011-11-29 at 03:22 PM.
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2011-11-29, 04:00 PM (ISO 8601)
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Technically speaking, many people have taken several rounds to the chest before, and not died. Well, at least, not immediately. It's a bit unlikely, but the fact that Shane shot the zombie in the head rather quickly sort of ruined the demonstration.
Don't get me wrong, the rotting and stuff...there is a lot of denial going on. But it's a fairly predictable, understandable sort of denial, in which he's trying to justify the situation in the way that means his wife and kid aren't/weren't dead. Denial is a pretty common reaction to loss. It does not mean that he is dangerous overall. Shane's "solution" was not the best way to approach this.
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2011-11-29, 04:49 PM (ISO 8601)
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Wait a minute.
Doesn't the zombie smell keep the zombies from being interested in something?
Think back to the first season.
If so, keeping some zombies contained (safely?) in a nearby area could actually keep the herds away, depending on how the winds blow.
At the very least it might maybe mask the presence for a while. And the scent detecting capabilities are only human, not bloodhounds or anything.
Just speculating, not defending the possibly crazy person.Last edited by Karoht; 2011-11-29 at 04:50 PM.
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2011-11-29, 06:42 PM (ISO 8601)
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The 'walker' smell thing is more of a 'walkers don't eat walkers' thing where Rick, Glen, and company used the smell of walkers to hide their own scent/sight so the walkers would think they were one of the living dead too. Having a barn full of zombies wouldn't do anything to mask the scent of the household-and-then-some of living people living close by.
Is it wrong that I can't blame Hershel though? I really can't, as Rick's pointed out to him, Hershel really hasn't seen how bad everything is and, from his reaction to the news of the attack on his daughter, he's never been personally attacked by a walker either. With a lack of those two big factors, it's not hard to see an old man who studied his entire life to help animals (and then people) to want, no need, to believe the walkers were still people. Especially after his wife and son became one. Hershel has never had to kill a walker and likely refuses to believe that the walkers died in the first place. In such a situation, for all he knows, the CDC could come up with a cure and fix his wife and son.
Not to mention that...well...he wasn't just letting walkers roam around the farm, he treated them as dangers and kept them locked up in a well secured barn.
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2011-11-29, 07:55 PM (ISO 8601)
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Me too. Looking how long they were rolling around struggling with each other, the walkers caught up after about 15-20 seconds. That's quite a distance! And if they kept limp running, they were probably going the same speed as the walkers. Plenty of time to get in the car and run away.
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2011-11-30, 11:33 AM (ISO 8601)
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When predators in the wild smell other predators, they stay out of the territory for two reasons. 1-Competition for food. Why go onto someone's turf and compete for food if you can go somewhere else. 2-Predatory creatures are aware that fighting another predator can kill them.
If zombies can smell other zombies in a given area, rather than investigate it for food, they might just move onward.
And since zombies smell bad, odds are they overpower the smell of food, namely people, especially if those people keep a low profile.
Remember, they only have to fool a human nose, one that is probably decayed pretty severely (sinuses and their nearby tissue go fast once rot sets in). A healthy human being likely can't smell another healthy human being when at the scene of a murder, I really doubt the zombies could pick out the scent of a non-zombie food source out of the smell of say, 12 other zombies.
Wind permitting of course. If the wind was blowing the scent away from the hypothetical wandering pack of zombies, then of course all bets are off.
Is it wrong that I can't blame Hershel though? I really can't, as Rick's pointed out to him, Hershel really hasn't seen how bad everything is and, from his reaction to the news of the attack on his daughter, he's never been personally attacked by a walker either. With a lack of those two big factors, it's not hard to see an old man who studied his entire life to help animals (and then people) to want, no need, to believe the walkers were still people. Especially after his wife and son became one. Hershel has never had to kill a walker and likely refuses to believe that the walkers died in the first place. In such a situation, for all he knows, the CDC could come up with a cure and fix his wife and son.
There was literally zero hope for their family members, their pets, they didn't give up until the very bitter bitter end.
Some disease? Those are cured all the time right?
I can sort of kind of empathize with Hershel, but only to a point.
Not to mention that...well...he wasn't just letting walkers roam around the farm, he treated them as dangers and kept them locked up in a well secured barn.~~Courage is not the lack of fear~~
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2011-11-30, 12:12 PM (ISO 8601)
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For about the last five minutes of the episode, I was on Team Shane. Some people needed to see the reality of the situation, and he made a very convincing argument. Sure, there was risk, but he did arm everyone right before the big event and people needed to be scared. The locals had become too accustomed to the monster next door, and were clinging to beliefs that made no sense.
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2011-11-30, 12:41 PM (ISO 8601)
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The comfort factor may be why they are clinging at all. Hope is comforting, hope that these people can be saved is more tangable hope that the world can be saved. The fact that Hershel and crew could go out to the barn and talk to these people if he/they wanted to is a comfort, even if they are horrible monsters rotting to death slowly.
It's incredibly bizarre, and yet this is honestly how some people do cope during crisis situations, which is why it is believeable, even if that belief is paper thin. However, the bizarreness is what makes this all rather difficult to believe or empathize with.
We're all genre savvy. We view this all as mistakes. I don't think many of us have been through any really terrible emergencies (though if anyone has, my respects). My grandmother lived through the bombing of London in WWII. The newsreels painted one picture, her stories and experiences painted a different one. She saw adults and children both, dealing with shell shock, dealing with catastrophic loss, dealing with horrifying injuries. She saw adults deal with the resulting poverty, the widespread difficulty of access to basic human needs. Lets just say that after seeing all this, some of the reactions in Walking Dead really wouldn't be too likely to surprise her.~~Courage is not the lack of fear~~
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2011-11-30, 05:57 PM (ISO 8601)
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Well, the zombies are not portrayed as intelligent*, nor do they avoid clustering up into packs, apparently. So, there's no real indication of this.
*Provided we ignore the season 1 zombies smart enough to use rocks on the window.
Which shows that he was at least semi-rational in his thought process. He had to have thought very carefully how to get them in there, keeping them there, etc.
However, he is not in denial about how dangerous they are. He's responded accordingly to that, and that's whats really important. You being in a building with zombies locked outside or vice versa...the important thing is that you're keeping the zombies away from you. And any available ammo is better spent on the zombies NOT safely caged away.
You do not threaten everyone's lives to win an argument. Ever. It doesn't matter how good an argument it makes, putting lives at risk to win is never acceptable.
Every single person I know that watches this show said they would have shot him before he got the barn open. I was the only one(out of what, eight?) who even said he should get a warning.
Perhaps the barn solution is not ideal. It is not something you need to deal with at that exact second by forcing people to do what you want. Shane was incredibly wrong, and what he did will only have negative consequences.
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2011-11-30, 07:38 PM (ISO 8601)
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I would have shot him & threw him in the bog. Shane is more of a threat than the walkers
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2011-11-30, 09:35 PM (ISO 8601)
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Finally got back to my DVR and got to watch the latest episode. Totally worth the wait. Shane sure keeps things interesting around here, doesn't he? Though word of advice Shane, however good of a point you may have had, being that much of a jerk about it is not the best idea. A nice touch there that despite the fact that it was most of the rest of the group that was all gung ho and ready to take out the Walkers, Rick was the one who was able to shoot Sofia. Well done Walking Dead crew, well done.
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2011-12-01, 01:20 AM (ISO 8601)
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It was already mentioned, but I'll chip in on it too. Your opinion is quite right, but only when it applies to an intelligent (or at least animal-intelligence) predator that needs the food that it's eating. They stay apart because that's survival for them.
Walkers aren't intelligent (rock and window incident aside, cause it's never been repeated), they don't seem to NEED the flesh they eat, and present the biggest danger when they ARE in a pack. I highly doubt the smell of walkers would keep other walkers away, considering their tendency to band together into 'herds', though I could see the argument that it might hide the scent of living people if enough walkers were there.Warriors & Wuxia: A community world-building project focused on low-magic wuxia/kung-fu action using ToB.
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2011-12-01, 03:23 AM (ISO 8601)
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And dont forget in Season 1 with several characters coating themselves in (more)dead Walker guts to avoid detection, only to run into issue once it started to wash off.
If the walkers have that senestive a scent detection, it is probably better than ours. Or that the very least, they are better in tune with it.
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2011-12-01, 09:37 AM (ISO 8601)
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Since the whole party was armed, and the walkers would all be coming through the same door, I'm not sure that everyone's lives were threatened. It put a good scare into some of them, but the farmstead was in serious denial that required a good shock since time and logic certainly weren't working. The threat unleashed by Shane was still controlled pretty well by his brief preparation and how he went about it. He certainly looked emotional and out of control, but handled a sweep of the barn in just about the best way possible. The only better way would have been to snipe at them through the walls or from the rafters, but then the farm folk could have maintained their delusions more easily.
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2011-12-01, 10:20 AM (ISO 8601)
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I completely agree. I don't think anyone's lives were at danger at all here. Shane had earlier inspected the doors and probably knew that the chain would keep any more than maybe two walkers coming out at a time. To claim that one would shoot and probably kill someone for being dramatic, one of the few people who know how to properly care for guns, and one of the better shots in the group is incredibly short sighted. Shane simply made the tough decision that Rick wasn't able to and acted on it. Unfortunately for Shane, Rick cemented his position as a leader when he stepped up to take care of Sophia, something Shane failed to. If he had I'm sure that he would have looked like more of a leader and perhaps achieved what he wanted to, to return as the leader of the group and just Rick's "second in command".
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2011-12-01, 11:35 AM (ISO 8601)
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Oh? If he was so confident in the security of the chained doors, why was it so urgent to shoot them all? However you slice it, he's being illogical.
To claim that one would shoot and probably kill someone for being dramatic, one of the few people who know how to properly care for guns, and one of the better shots in the group is incredibly short sighted. Shane simply made the tough decision that Rick wasn't able to and acted on it. Unfortunately for Shane, Rick cemented his position as a leader when he stepped up to take care of Sophia, something Shane failed to. If he had I'm sure that he would have looked like more of a leader and perhaps achieved what he wanted to, to return as the leader of the group and just Rick's "second in command".
A zombie is basically an unarmed, dumb person without notable weapons who moves at a shamble. A crazed human is far more dangerous to you than a zombie will ever be.
And Rick made the decision. He just didn't make the decision Shane wanted him to make. He made it clear that he was going to handle it with Hershel diplomatically. There was no decision avoidance happening there.
Skills can be learned much easier than people can be raised from the dead. Shane is a threat to people living.
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2011-12-01, 11:47 AM (ISO 8601)
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@Zombie Packs
Herds. They're canon. They do indeed group up. Just saying.
@Instinct
The zombies are said to run off instinct due to only their brainstems being active.
That said, most predatory creatures exhibit the behavior of "I smell competition down the left corridor, I'll go the right corridor instead." It's mostly because of laziness, or path of least resistance. Predators (common ones anyway) spend most of their energy in bursts, any energy they don't have to spend they usually won't.
Also, while hunting technique is learned behavior, hunting drive is instinctual, even in reptiles such as Alligators who have nearly no learned behavior functions. The fun thing about instincts is, they're only as good as their detection methods.
If they won't attack other walkers, it stands to reason that they won't waste the energy to compete with them, beyond the competition of ripping a corpse (horse or human or other) limb from limb.
As for the logistics of keeping live zombies around to act as a scent screen, well, that comes at a point of common sense, naturally.
@Scent Detection
An animal such as a bloodhound can smell an ounce of cocaine mixed into bleech. A human being can barely smell a cup of coffee in a butcher shop. And usually human scent detection has a nasty habit of blending ingredients together rather than being able to separate them.
So I would imagine that a bunch of walkers (all whom have rotting, decayed, and damaged scent detection at best and none whatsoever at worst) would likely not be able to pick out something like a family of 4, if they had a barn full of 20 zombies, simply by scent alone.
Also, that barn probably gets pretty hot during the day. I don't imagine that it smells very pleasant, and probably smells more 'funky' than normal.
Then again, all of this is good arguement for staying downwind of the walkers whenever possible, to avoid scent based detection. This in addition of course to keeping a low profile. Low volume, lights out after dark, etc.
Huh. Now I'm wondering. What side of Atlanta was their original camp situated on, and what direction did the wind most commonly blow? Probably a meaningless detail though. Still, anyone at camp who knew how to hunt would probably have thought of that.
Random thought. If the brainstem is the active part of the brain, therefore the part that needs damaging to stop a zombie, wouldn't aiming for the neck, or where the neck and skull meet, be the best place to aim for a melee attack? I wonder.~~Courage is not the lack of fear~~
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2011-12-01, 12:10 PM (ISO 8601)
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I think you misunderstand me, I'll explain it differently to you.
If you look at the barn doors, if you can remember, there is a chain hanging from both sides keeping the doors from being completely opened. The door only opens up about 2-3 feet allowing only a couple of zombies from coming outside at a time. This is what I meant by what I said. I never meant that Shane thought those chains would keep the doors locked forever, and I struggle to see how my sentence led you to believe I did. Of course, I'm speculating in intentions here and I am assuming that Shane is somewhat observant. Did I make myself clearer or do you need a second explanation?
As for Shane being out of line, I agree. I also think he was out of line, but we don't shoot people for being out of line. You don't shoot other human beings when the dead are rising up to eat you unless it's absolutely necessary and honestly, in this situation it objectively wasn't. In my opinion, anyone who feels it's ok to shoot fellow humans because they don't act the way you think they should, is a greater danger to a group of survivors than anyone who act out of line from time to time.
Also, I'm speaking as a person with no experience in cleaning guns but I don't think that's a skill you just don't pick up on without guidance from someone who knows. Disassembling a gun is probably easy enough, but putting it back together and have it work properly can't be easy. Does anyone here have experience with this?
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2011-12-01, 03:15 PM (ISO 8601)
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There is also a chain across the front of the door, keeping the door shut. It's not in any worse condition, and looks quite solid, and has a shiny new padlock on it.
If he's making assumptions about it only allowing a couple zombies out at a time because both of those chains are sturdy...why would he assume the other chain was not? If the doors are not sturdy...then assumptions about zombies coming out slowly are not warranted.
In short...there is no real reason for Shane to believe the barn is insecure. There are no breakouts, reasonable precautions were clearly taken, and also, your people are not right next to the barn, and you now have a watch up. There is absolutely no urgency so great that you have to ignore everyone else and just start acting the fool.
As for Shane being out of line, I agree. I also think he was out of line, but we don't shoot people for being out of line.
You don't shoot other human beings when the dead are rising up to eat you unless it's absolutely necessary and honestly, in this situation it objectively wasn't. In my opinion, anyone who feels it's ok to shoot fellow humans because they don't act the way you think they should, is a greater danger to a group of survivors than anyone who act out of line from time to time.
Also, I'm speaking as a person with no experience in cleaning guns but I don't think that's a skill you just don't pick up on without guidance from someone who knows. Disassembling a gun is probably easy enough, but putting it back together and have it work properly can't be easy. Does anyone here have experience with this?
There is honestly no real excuse for people being non-proficient with firearms after about day three. They are fairly simple things, generally, and you do not, in fact, need to disassemble most firearms to clean them. You merely shove a rod with attachments down the barrel in a specific order. I could teach someone this in about five minutes.
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2011-12-01, 03:49 PM (ISO 8601)
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Probably just picking on the set design folks, but there's a lot of security on the door and not much thought given to the holes in the walls of the barn. We see broken and possibly rotting wood, to the point where it seemed like the walkers could have probably made a hole and crawled out. If they have enough strength to tear pieces out of a person, it looks like they'd have enough to escape their rustic wooden prison. Maybe those spots are just good places to insert chickens.
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2011-12-01, 04:16 PM (ISO 8601)
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I'm not trying to defend his actions here, I'm just saying that he didn't put people at the risk you seem you to think he did. If you watch the last scene again you'll see that no zombie got closer to them than 8-10 metres (25-30 feet), that's a pretty succesful execution even if they did waste some ammo. The wasted ammo was probably just added for dramatic effect anyway, everybody loves some gore.
Though I do agree with Shane in that keeping walkers in a barn not far from where you are going to be sleeping, regardless of how good a watch routine you have is a silly risk to take.
If you honestly believe this then I am so, so glad I don't have to rely on you in a hypothetical zombie survival scenario.
Edit: In other words, if you really think his actions justifies possibly murdering him I think you should reconsider what you are saying.
Like I've said above, I disagree with you. I really don't believe they were in the mortal danger that you claim they were. The whole scene looked to me like they had it pretty much under control. Like I've mentioned, the zombies came in a steady stream, not like a rushing herd. They also never got closer than 8-10 metres. It was a stupid thing to do yes, but don't make it more dramatic than it was.
Ah, today I learned. Let's hope they have that equipment somewhere readily available and someone who knows how to use them correctly then.Last edited by Mathis; 2011-12-01 at 04:19 PM.
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2011-12-01, 07:22 PM (ISO 8601)
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Im sure someone has pointed this out before, but ALL zombie films, minus 28 day later and airborn zombies, require a heavy dose of suspense of disbelief. The most realistic display of how zombies could "Sneak up" on a society is Shaun of the dead. He just kinda doesn't pay attention.
Other than that unless the zeds are particularly hard to kill, particularly deadly, or particularly virulent i just go into horror movie mode and try not to point out that simply ripping up the first 8 feet of stairway leading to the second floor will nullify any danger and allow one repeatedly kill zeds with a ax till your arms get tired or they start climbing up the mountains of bodies, which i gotta tell you is not actually easy at all.
if you think about it simply digging a whole bunch of 2 and half foot deep post holes as a defensive barrier would break lots of zed legs. Its not like they are particularly bright.
I still wonder how that tank in atlanta got stranded. Ran out of fuel? i mean zombies would be no problem, just run them over. in fact that could have been a viable tactic to round up zeds. put a platform on top of nice tall steel pole put some guys on the top of it. give them a couple weeks of food, weapons, and a zip line to a far away point with a get away vehicle incase of awefulness. But their primary goal is simply to bang trash cans, set off flares, be really stinky, and basically draw walkers in from the surrounding neighborhood. every day a tank or other really heavy vehicle makes its rounds and reduces the walkers to a jam like pulp, drops off supplies, and goes to the next lure platform.
see gotta not think 'bout zombie stuff like a Player CharacterI will be master of "pushy pull slidy nothingf@c$1ng stacks" also known as 4th edition.
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2011-12-01, 10:37 PM (ISO 8601)
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Firstly, when I was a kid my grandfather was teaching me about guns. He gave me an unloaded pistol & told me to disassemble it. I was able to do this without instruction. He then told me what to clean & I cleaned it. He then told me to put it back together. I was able to do this without instruction. It's not difficult.
Secondly, I view Shane's actions to that of releasing an angry tiger, or a pack of wolves. They want to kill me. If he released them then he wants to kill me.
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