As I understand it, it’s not just the zombie bite that turns you but the transference of the zombie virus (zombie’s saliva getting into the zombie’s bite) I’d imagine biting a zombie would transfer the disease as well (zombie flesh inside humans mouth). Unless the virus itself is only found in the saliva but I just kind of assumed it was all throughout the zombie.
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Yes I believe they are the support from the old bridge although I’m not positive, there is a newer bridge just down the river.
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This is at the Lincoln shields recreation area in Missouri, looking northwest up the Mississippi river :)
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Yeah, you’re right. It just depends on which version of the mythology you’re going with. From what I know the roots stem from voodoo in Africa where magic was used to raise the dead and turn them into a servant of sorts, so you’re version is definitely closer to the origin.