Sarita at the end of S2E3
Now, I'm no Walking Dead expert, but wouldn't the hatchet Clem used to cut off her arm be infected from the previous zombies she killed, thus making her infected? Something covered in zombie guts touching Sarita's severed arm would unquestionably get zombie blood in her blood, so even if you cut her arm off wouldn't that make her turn? I was just wondering if that's how the zombie-virus works in Walking Dead.
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What the zombie bites do is cause a fatal infection, sort of like a komodo dragon, they'll turn anyway as a result of the death.
Maybe the pathogens are carried in their filthy mouths and not their blood. ::shrugs::
The only reason that Reggie survived being cut, was due to the fact that most likely the axe or knife used was clean.
Lee? He died for two reasons if you cut his arm off:
1. The saw might have previously been used on an infected.
2. He waited too long.
Now, with the others, if you didn't notice, Clem, if she has a cut on her face if she protects Kenny and Troy hits her, she will not put blood from the walker on that side of her face on purpose.
Blood from infected getting into your blood will cause you to turn. Its been established prior and by the comics.
I'd like to hope I'm wrong. I'd like to hope that if you don't cut off her arm, someone else does, and she survives either way - I just don't think that'll happen though.
Also that was another good reason to leave Lee's arm alone