Everyone's holds their own except for her. She just watches her friends get chewed up one by one and never tries to help (unless screaming and crying counts). Years have past since the world ended and you would think that she would have learned how to fight to survive. Other than "breeding stock" to help repopulate the world, what good is she? In a survival situation, one Carlos is more valuable than a truck load of K-Marts.
Thoughts?
I liked the carlos character. K-mart? Not so much.
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That is why K-Mart is going under, I'd take Wal-Mart instead.
shareThat is why K-Mart is going under, I'd take Wal-Mart instead.
LOL, thanks Just before I read the post, they announced my local K-Mart branch was closing so the subject was on my mind.
LJ was more scared than selfish. Wasn't he a pimp earlier in Raccoon City?
You'd think by that time, they would be better at checking out a building and would be wearing protective clothing like leather jackets and gloves, at least while in a dangerous situation like entering building they have never been in before.
I strongly disagree. L.J. was a selfish, evil git.
He knew what would happen, but he didn't care about the consequences to others.
Actually it's called denial. It's a powerful defense mechanism that every human being has. He simply convinced himself that he was not doomed and therefore not a threat to his friends. Many people go in to denial about their impending death. Unfortunately, in this instance, it cost Carlos his life.
shareNo, he was just a scumbag.
shareYeah I agree with you
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She shot that zombie with the shotgun.
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I would say it was LJ's fault.
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