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Sarita discussion!!!

The-LeeminatorThe-Leeminator
edited May 2014 in The Walking Dead
So, Sarita was bitten, you could choose to chop her arm off. She may be a determinant character like Nick and Alvin, and you could save her, but unfortunately, Sarita will most likely die. Post your theories below!

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  • danthedude1218danthedude1218
    i did both and i think i'm sticking with killing the walker. cutting her arm off would be pointless but make her suffer and bleed out. we would have to burn the stomp to kill the germs and bandage it we are in the middle of a zombie horde

    AINT NOBODY GOT TIME FOR THAT!
  • The_Walking_WolfThe_Walking_Wolf
    She will die anyway,but the way you try to save her it will keep her alive more than the other
  • MulderYuffieMulderYuffie
    Yeah I think she'll die no matter what in Episode 4.
  • Dont_Look_BackDont_Look_Back
    i think she will live. i think the virus is spread my saliva only.
  • SergeantSnookieSergeantSnookie
    edited May 2014
    She already has the virus. Everyone does. Death is what turns you, and cutting her arm off with that hatchet is probably as likely to do that as cutting it off with a rusty kitchen knife you found in a dumpster.

    If she doesn't already die from blood loss.
    Dont_Look_Back posted: »

    i think she will live. i think the virus is spread my saliva only.

  • Flog61Flog61
    Nope. There are two diseases:

    Everyone WILL change if they die. That is the first virus, the one that everyone has.

    The second one is passed on when you are bitten, which means that the bite will cause you to die, and then turn. He is referring to the latter.
    SergeantSnookie posted: »

    She already has the virus. Everyone does. Death is what turns you, and cutting her arm off with that hatchet is probably as likely to do tha

  • SergeantSnookieSergeantSnookie
    edited May 2014
    Well, my point still stands. That hatchet isn't exactly a safe amputation device.

    It's covered in the flesh and blood of a diseased, rotting corpse.
    Flog61 posted: »

    Nope. There are two diseases: Everyone WILL change if they die. That is the first virus, the one that everyone has. The second one

  • TGP95TGP95
    I don't know man , I hope show lives , I liked her more in episode 3 :)
  • LeeAintDeadFFSLeeAintDeadFFS
    I really like her, she is the cooler than the cool side of the pillow.
  • TewudinTewudin
    But still it's better then nothing. Better then leaving an arm and letting Sarita die for sure. It's risky and dangerous, you're right. But let me ask you this - what is better? Leaving her arm and let her die eventually or chop off her arm and take a chance that she might live?
    SergeantSnookie posted: »

    Well, my point still stands. That hatchet isn't exactly a safe amputation device. It's covered in the flesh and blood of a diseased, rotting corpse.

  • SergeantSnookieSergeantSnookie
    Don't get me wrong, I agree. I did it too. I just don't think there's much chance for her either way, tbh.
    Tewudin posted: »

    But still it's better then nothing. Better then leaving an arm and letting Sarita die for sure. It's risky and dangerous, you're right. But

  • TewudinTewudin
    Maybe so but still it's better then nothing. Remember what Rick said once in TV Show? (if you watch it)
    "It's all about a slim chances now and slim chances are better then none"
    It's perfectly fit to this situation we're talking about.
    SergeantSnookie posted: »

    Don't get me wrong, I agree. I did it too. I just don't think there's much chance for her either way, tbh.

  • TalimancerTalimancer Banned
    The reason people die from the bite is that most Zombie's carry millions of Bactria which weakens the immune system. Kill the host and then the virus kicks in.
    Flog61 posted: »

    Nope. There are two diseases: Everyone WILL change if they die. That is the first virus, the one that everyone has. The second one

  • Flog61Flog61
    It certainly does still stand. We'll just have to wait till episode 4 to find out I guess!
    SergeantSnookie posted: »

    Well, my point still stands. That hatchet isn't exactly a safe amputation device. It's covered in the flesh and blood of a diseased, rotting corpse.

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