"1) The parasites remove rationality and turn the residents into raving sex maniacs, yet the owner manipulates that couple into the office to trap them. That would involve restraint and stratagem."
I think they can still think, they're just horny...like, more horny than ever before. There's a couple other scenes where people show restraint too, when the one girl runs from her husband to the other woman the woman consoles her for a time before trying to jump her bones...also the old dude that starts getting it on with his daughter is talking somewhat rationally to St. Luc...I think the idea is that some people just have more self control than others...the guy eating the pastries in the elevator definitely didn't have much...but Tudor was infected for a long time (so was the girl and the guy who's in the doctors office near the beginning) and they were all acting rationally.
"2) The residents pursue one another at normal speed, yet at the end when they come over the hill they're all stumbling along like typical zombies."
Either they had him trapped and so weren't in a rush or it was just more suspenseful that way :)
"3) This is more of a question. When the topless black woman comes out with a guy on top of her, then they wrestle on the ground was she actually fighting him off, or had she been infected and just playing rough?"
I'm guessing they were just having rough sex...it never really says though.
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