Lee's family (SPOILERS)
Hi guys, just played through the episodes cant wait till ep.3 
(SPOILER ALERT) Just wondering i know you see your brother as a zombie and proceed to hack his brains out but what happens to Lee's mum and dad?
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Clem ftw!
(SPOILER ALERT) Just wondering i know you see your brother as a zombie and proceed to hack his brains out but what happens to Lee's mum and dad?
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Clem ftw!
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You would do the same thing in his situation.
Everyone is infected, the bite doesn't make you turn it just kills you.
That means the bodies have a very high chance of turning.
Would you really take the risk of having some in there with you?
I just realized... Why would they check the office but not the bathroom? Just think if they were really that concerned (and heck, someone has to use the restroom eventually, no?) why would they not check to only other obvious room?
Hey, man. Shut up! Take your logic elsewhere, it's the apocalypse.
Hahahaha... This woman likes her logic. You can easily look through the grate of the pharmacy to check that room. For some reason, the office was unlocked despite all the other obvious barricades. Lee's parents even put a heavy desk in front of a locked pharmacy door that an axe can't get through, but the door leading to the store from the office gets to remain unlocked?
And then the bathroom is locked and they say, what... That's all good, we don't need to check that room.
I don’t know how long Carley, Doug, Larry, Lilly, and Glenn were in the pharmacy.
They were probably more focused on disposing visible bodies and barricading the place than checking the bathroom. If they were in the pharmacy for a short time, they may not have had enough time to check the bathroom. If they were in the pharmacy for a long time, they may have overlooked the bathroom. People make mistakes, especially when scared and pressed for time.
Carley has been criticized for not knowing the radio needed batteries and then improperly inserting the batteries, but I have seen little criticism of Carley, Doug, Larry, Lilly, and Glenn for not checking the bathroom.
Five people should be able to thoroughly check a small pharmacy, but instead of them being collectively criticized on this forum, I have only seen Carley criticized. As I said, people make mistakes, especially when scared and pressed for time.
But that mistake isn't even important. No one checked ALL the rooms. Gathering supplies is a duh, but it's not till I show up that I start scrounging for food. And frankly, despite Doug, Carley, Glenn and such all being part of the Larry group prior to my arrival, no one seemed to give a rat's butt about Larry's pills but me. Even Kenny, who hates the guy, mentions his bad state but everyone else is sucked into their own thoughts such as "broken" radios, a courtyard of zombies that can't get you.... sort of. judging that only a shelf was covering an apparently broken window to the left of the main door... How did anyone think they were safe just cuz the official door was locked?
BUT. Back to the original discussion. I always get the feeling that the lady with the screw driver in her shoulder (you see her as soon as the alarm goes off) is Lee's mom. I think she looks the right body type/age/color ish. Thinking on it more, she seems farther away than "tossing bodies out the door" distance. Considering that we see all the space in the front, does this mean they tossed the bodies out the back? Are we stepping over them to get to the hotel, and later to escape?
Or, oh my gosh, are they what the zombies are snacking on in the first initial scene before the Kenny group are ushered into the store?
Undead-induced stupidity. It's the same reason a horde of slow-moving Zombies are able to win a set-piece battle against a military equipped with things like armor and artillery in World War Z (god that was poorly thought out and written).
I read that. I thought they had covered and said that our armies didn't get the whole "head shot is the only thing that works" concept. Threw a bunch of shrapnel and fire at the oncoming horde, and then we mostly lost to the psychological panic that caused when our standbys didn't stop them. There was suicide occurring on the front line the minute it didn't work.
Fixing the radio was a good idea. The pharmacy had an old newspaper. The TV at Clementine’s house didn’t broadcast anything. The radio gave the survivors some information which is better than none.
The pharmacy was not fully secure which is why having Doug as a lookout was a good idea.
Glenn went to siphon gas which was a smart.
Lilly cared about her father so she wasn’t going anywhere.
Kenny could have done more. Clementine helped Lee more than Kenny until the end of the episode when Kenny saved Lee.
The pharmacy was likely the least bad option.
Hard to tell for me.
That is good guess. I didn’t think of that.
I get that, I remember. Glenn did go off to siphon gas, but that left Carly staring at a radio she really 100% thought was broken. Ok, Doug was playing look out, and Kenny claimed fatigue (despite just standing there and not actually getting any rest.) I find it odd that Lilly thought the best thing for her father was sitting there useless rather than looking for pills with me. It just seemed that other than Lilly, Clem, and I, everyone ignored the sick man. They really didn't seem to have him on their mind at all.
Except she wasn't trying to fix it at all. It was just an object to focus on while off in her own world thinking. That, however, is good reasoning for Lee to pick up the cause. Although, judging from how GEE GOLLY positively gung ho about helping the St. John's, maybe helping is innate to his character.
Except the attempts to cover it don't make sense, headshot or no, nobody's moving much if you fill with them with enough holes: it doesn't matter if you feel pain or not, shatter a femur or spine for example, they're not walking anymore since the structure can no longer bear weight. Then there's the notion that exploding cars are more damaging than heavy artillery, etc. Hell, even expending all of your ammunition wouldn't be the end of the game, since you can just crush them under the treads of tanks - between a 60 - 70 ton rolling, armored block and a zombie or even a bunch of zombies, I'm not betting on the zombie.
And the whole mess in that scenario started because they failed to properly search and clear the houses in the neighborhood. But I digress, point is, with zombie fiction, sometimes you just have to turn your brain off.
They haven't checked the bathroom because it was locked. First Clem says that it is locked and Lee tells her to look for keys behind the counter because he knows where his parents kept keys ^^ this leads to a shot which almost killed whole group.
Maybe they came in through the office? PS: Shh!
Oh yeah I mean this. This is the real reason. Canon established. ¬ ¬
What business doesn't keep the keys to their locked bathroom behind the counter?
They were looking for keys to the pharmacy before you go there. (Implied by Lily's lines during Larry's little attack.)
They didn't look behind the counter for the keys to the pharmacy? That's pretty stupid of them. They would at least have found those keys and tried them out. They didn't find them at all, because they didn't look for keys, because their thought processes are illogical for various reasons.
or maybe they found the keys tried them on pharmacy door and then put them back because they didn't fit.
No one knows yet. Judging from the trailer of episode 3, we have a black woman who has a chance to be his wife, but probably not.
Nah Lee could not kill his own wife. Even in one of the dialogues we can see that death of the senator was an accident.
That wasn't my assumption. If he had killed his wife, the people who know his crime would make mention of that. It's possible that the senator killed his wife to cover the affair though. It'd give Lee plenty of reason to snap.
That pokes a hole in your own response though. lol ^^
xd yeah lol haven't noticed that
Well then they haven't searched behind the counter