The Walking Dead [SPOILERS]

senyetse said:
Nope, was revealed at end of ep 3
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Lol. I don't buy it that Carol really did it.

My theory:

1. Lizzie and her sister killed Karen and Michael and got busted by Carol.

2. Carol was freaked out because she knew she was responsible for what happened, so she decided to cover it up to protect her 'daughters' from being prosecuted.

3. Lizzie's messed up from inside, according to her little sister.
 
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DarkSpectre said:
Lol. I don't buy it that Carol really did it.

My theory:

1. Lizzie and her sister killed Karen and Michael and got busted by Carol.

2. Carol was freaked out because she knew she was responsible for what happened, so she decided to cover it up to protect her 'daughters' from being prosecuted.

3. Lizzie's messed up from inside, according to her little sister.
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Could be...
 
senyetse said:
Could be...
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I can't think of a single good reason why Carol would kill Karen and Michael because everybody (More than 50% of the prison group) in D Block has already been exposed to the deadly virus, so it's pointless to kill Karen and Michael if the purpose was to prevent the spread of the virus.

Why Lizzie? Because if it was not her then Carol would have no reason to lie to Rick that she did it plus anybody who anthropomorphizes zombies is crazy. Lizzie anthropomorphize zombies, then it's logical to say that she's crazy.

Carol promised Lizzie's dad that she would look after his daughters as if it were her own. So Carol would do anything to protect her newly adopted daughters.

Remember that scene where Rick saw the small, bloody handprint on the edge of the door leading outside to the place where the bodies were burned?
 
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DarkSpectre said:
I can't think of a single good reason why Carol would kill Karen and Michael because everybody (More than 50% of the prison group) in D Block has already been exposed to the deadly virus, so it's pointless to kill Karen and Michael if the purpose was to prevent the spread of the virus.

Why Lizzie? Because if it was not her then Carol would have no reason to lie to Rick that she did it plus anybody who anthropomorphizes zombies is crazy. Lizzie anthropomorphize zombies, then it's logical to say that she's crazy.

Carol promised Lizzie's dad that she would look after his daughters as if it were her own. So Carol would do anything to protect her newly adopted daughters.

Remember that scene where Rick saw the small, bloody handprint on the edge of the door leading outside to the place where the bodies were burned?
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Makes a lot of sense. mmm
 
One thing that I thought was a bit dumb was when Darryl and the crew were driving to the Veterinarian hospital and they got surrounded by zombies.
They actually seem to sit there, wait for the zombies to surround them and then floor it in reverse only to get stuck on a pile of zombies.
It was totally expected and as a result, lame.
 
Can somebody tell me why do they not clear the walkers from the fence on a daily basis? I would make it part of the chores. They are letting them gain numbers up to the point where the poor fence just cannot stand by itself anymore. It should be relatively safe to poke them from inside the fence. I would volunteer to do it. And I would bl!ksem those little girls for teasing the zombies (Nick and his mates). They are attracting more of them.
 
Superjakes said:
Can somebody tell me why do they not clear the walkers from the fence on a daily basis? I would make it part of the chores. They are letting them gain numbers up to the point where the poor fence just cannot stand by itself anymore. It should be relatively safe to poke them from inside the fence. I would volunteer to do it. And I would bl!ksem those little girls for teasing the zombies (Nick and his mates). They are attracting more of them.
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I agree.
But it was clearly stated they were focusing on feeding and maintaining a normal life.
Doesn't mean you ignore the mass of walkers at your gate though.
Also, why do they keep drinking their water if they're getting sick.
I'd imagine the water would be the first thing to go considering it's a river surrounded by zombies.
 
Electric said:
I agree.
But it was clearly stated they were focusing on feeding and maintaining a normal life.
Doesn't mean you ignore the mass of walkers at your gate though.
Also, why do they keep drinking their water if they're getting sick.
I'd imagine the water would be the first thing to go considering it's a river surrounded by zombies.
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Perhaps they don't want to clear up the "minefield" outside, so keep the likes of the Governor out of striking distance?
 
Electric said:
One thing that I thought was a bit dumb was when Darryl and the crew were driving to the Veterinarian hospital and they got surrounded by zombies.
They actually seem to sit there, wait for the zombies to surround them and then floor it in reverse only to get stuck on a pile of zombies.
It was totally expected and as a result, lame.
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Agreed, that scene did look very set up.
 
I find it strange that we have seen no baby zombies. We've only seen older zombie kids - episode 1 and Sophia. We have seen an empty baby seat. You'd think there'd be zombie babies crawling or just laying around and toddlers walking around. Or do you think they finally die because they can't feed?
 
senyetse said:
I find it strange that we have seen no baby zombies. We've only seen older zombie kids - episode 1 and Sophia. We have seen an empty baby seat. You'd think there'd be zombie babies crawling or just laying around and toddlers walking around. Or do you think they finally die because they can't feed?
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Whatever happened to Carol's daughter?
Did they just like the baby back ribs too much to allow her to turn?
 
Electric said:
Whatever happened to Carol's daughter?
Did they just like the baby back ribs too much to allow her to turn?
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That was Sophia and she did turn, she came out of the barn and Rick shot her. She was with Herschel's wife in the barn. She's still an older kid though. Where are the small baby and toddler zombies? Thinking of it we see very few kid zombies. We saw one in episode 1 when Rick just got out of the hospital - remember the little girl in the pink fluffy slippers. We have seen hordes of zombies but most are adults. Do you think it may be too offensive having baby/kid zombies? But, realistically, there should be more kid/baby zombies. Where are they all?
 
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senyetse said:
That was Sophia and she did turn, she came out of the barn and Rick shot her. She's still an older kid though. Where are the small baby and toddler zombies? Thinking of it we see very few kid zombies. We saw one in episode 1 when Rick just got out of the hospital - remember the little girl in the pink fluffy slippers. We have seen hordes of zombies but most are adults. Do you think it may be too offensive having baby/kid zombies? But, realistically, there should be more kid/baby zombies. Where are they all?
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AAAH, right.
I forgot about that scene.

I reckon it would cause an outcry to see babies being mauled and then turning to zombies.
Plus it most likely would have meant cgi zombies which is not in line with the Walking Dead, more suited for WWZ.
 
When I think of baby zombies I can't think of a better description than ankle biters.
But maybe the reason that we don't see baby zombies is because they have all been munched up? I mean, they can't fend for themselves, they're noisy as well and they're so small that it's probably just a starter meal for a single zombie.

But closer to the truth as to why we don't see them in the show is the point that Electric raised on the sensitivities of people and cgi.
 
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