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The Walking Dead Season 6


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Also, how easy is it to kill a person by stabbing them in the head? Are zombies different in this way or is this just one of those things that happens on teevee that would never happen in real life that I just have to overlook?

With a sharp knife, it is very easy, even with a non-rotting skull (and assuming the person isn't maneuvering to defend themselves). It's actually harder to get the blade out than in.

 

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Wut? I don't make the rules! It is often harder, especially if you are inexperienced. Try on something dead like a melon, perhaps, and you will see. Ten tries, I bet you'll have to wriggle more times than not to get it out. And it will serve as great practice before you face the real thing.

 

Historical anecdote: the "blood groove" (a fuller) is often believed to exist in order to avoid creating a vacuum when you get stabby with someone, most likely due to repeated military and fantasy novel misconceptions. The perceived "vacuum" is prolly just the blade getting stuck on bone or cartilage, though, and the groove's primary purpose was simply to reduce weight without making huge compromises on blade strength. Sweet dreams :)

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I enjoyed the latest ep. The whole aikido monk thing as salvation was cool. Nice little breather from all the gore-porn.

Part of me hopes this A+ episode is part of a season-long warm-up to an eventual mind-blowing take-no-prisoners showdown between Morgan and Carol. Another part of me hopes it isn't because we'd end up losing one or both of them. But oh, what an episode it could be.

 

The only way to avoid a loss is if Carol--practical, end-all-threats-yesterday, has a change of heart. She broke down crying over some of the murdered Alexandia residents, and despite her killing every wolf she encountered, I think she's feeling living just to end threats is not life in the bigger picture. Eventually, she will have to open up about what happened to the Samulels sisters to someone, otherwise, her internal guilt / regret might push TV Carol toward sharing her comic counterpart's fate.

 

Morgan sparing the life of homely wolf guy seems like an obvious set up for one of the main cast to die, and dig the line in the sand between Rick and Morgan--certainly after two of the wolves Morgan spared almost killed Rick in the RV.

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