Zombies
are the soulless, brain-eating creatures that we all know and see in movies and
such. I never gave it much thought until today. I did not know that they
originated from Haitian Voodoo. They were pretty much not dead people, but
people that had their souls removed from them so that they will serve their
master at all cost. It is practically like a servant that has no opinion and
does everything that their master commands them to do. It is nothing like
zombies that drool everywhere and go after human flesh. I wonder how it evolved
from a brainless servant to flesh eaters?
In the
story, the Danger Word, the one question that bugs me is that how is Grandpa
Joe so prepared compared to the others. One cannot expect something like the
appearance of zombies to be real at all. Even just now, people do say that the
zombie apocalypse will happen and such, but it still is on the back of everyone’s
mind. Pretty much no one takes it seriously at all. The most that everyone’s
prepared from is a natural disaster like an earthquake or tsunami. I am curious
of what happened to Grandpa Joe after he utters the ‘danger word’ at the end.
Does he somehow turn into ‘one of them’ and go after the kid, or does
everything end up in a happy ending? Sometimes I just end annoyed at endings
that does not really give a clue on what would happen next or so… but then
again, a lot of stories do that.
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