Exactly. "They're just people, mom. People who want to kill and eat me with their teeth and hands. So in order to hang with my new besties, I have to occasionally kill and dismember one of my bros so I can avoid getting murdered by my new family. Bye now."

 

I dont think he believes that necessarily. He also doesn't believe they're dead.

He differed from Celia. I'm pretty sure he sees them as a weird kind of predator animal. The human isn't there, but he understands that because it occupies a human body some people wont want to let go.

I mean, if Celia wants to keep them because she loved the people, then why not? Sure, it's dangerous, but still way safer than being kicked out because you refuse to let people believe what they want to.

 

Because you want to live, and they want to eat you.

On a scale of second hand smoke and playing Russian roulette, where would you put "keep zombies in my house"?

 

I honestly think this is the shows half assed attempt to mirror Hershel, Beth/Maggie/Patricia's feeling in season 2.. when they were protecting their family and neighbors who had turned in their barn, believing they still had their souls...

and the reason for wanting to mirror season 2 .. is proly also a half assed attempt at setting up some sort of likeness in mental processing of the ZA.. similar to how psychologists today claim there are several universal steps of grieving or dying that everyone goes through.. maybe the shows are trying to set up a similar psychological dynamic between shows, displaying the characters going through similar psychological trauma and in turn similar delusions or denials


either way its not working well... and just makes the characters seem sillier...

 

No, that's what every hater keeps missing, there is no 'attempt' here.
FTWD is a show in it's own right, there's no mirroring except the purely accidental coincidence.

 

They're already dead when he splays the guts all over him, I'd imagine.

 

Nick is the Zombie Whisperer.

 

He's gonna be one helluva lonely soul wandering around covered in rotting blood and guts with zombies. Does he think he can find real relationships with dead people? A zombie girlfriend to pass the long days of driftless shuffling and moaning and odors? What an idiot.

 

The idea of him falling into Celia's "they're not dead, just the next phase" non-sense to whatever degree and feeling like he belongs with the reanimated corpses is such an ironic symbolism to the weak minded, severely deluded and socially repugnant regressive left.

Which is exactly the point - what will he do on his own and surrounded by brain dead entities that desire to eat him? Ha ha ha....

 

BUT - that is EXACTLY who "Santa Muerte" is supposed to appeal to. Nick is a text book recruit for the "religion" which has been described as "the patron saint of drug dealers". You don't find Santa Muerte tattoos on Mexico's educated, professional, cultural elite.

Salazar was pretty much right. That was an "evil place". It was essentially a "santa muerte coven"

 

He already had one of those. Gloria. What a great butt, and legs too.... Damn, anyone got a muzzle? I'd hit that. LOL

 

Nick must go through a shitload of soap, shower gel, shampoo and conditioner, exfoliating cream, moisturiser and brute ?
One minute he's covered in blood and guts, the next clean and then covered again, then clean again, maybe he's got a fetish?




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Yeah, and he is in no rush to wash the blood and guts off.

Even after his first bloody encounter, at the beach, when he got back on board, he gifted Ofelia a set of rosary beads, still in his blood soaked, white captain's shirt. He should have just thrown it overboard.

She commented that he smelled like death, and he just shook his head.

 

*waves*

 

Well, he's spent the whole show surrounded by mostly brain dead entities, so not that big of a change for him. For his sake, I just hope there isn't a rainy season down there anytime soon.

 

lol... funny

 

Tsunamis


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Don't you think that people have a right to die when their time comes? And, in addition to that, to not be murdered before their times by a death cult manifested by the likes of Celia? One thing that I really liked about Z-nation, besides its humor, even though the show has disappeared, is the concept of killing someone who is about to turn or did turn as MERCY. That's what I think -- we can argue about all the rights in between birth and death, but you ought to have the right to die when your time comes.

Neither modern day medicine nor a ZA should deprive people of this right or this "mercy".

 

I'd rate it about as safe as being a professional sky diver. You'll probably be ok but one bad break and splat