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    Zombies

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    Zombies are depicted as slow, unintelligent, and driven by hunger. The multiple videos, such as The Walking Dead, Night of the Living Dead, Warm Bodies, and Shaun of the Dead portrayed different attributes among emotion, physical, and psychological behaviors. The typical zombie behavior can be explained by the exploration and examination of the various parts of the brain. Firstly, zombies have the physical trait of a staggering walk in which their legs are stiff and their arms either are straight forward or dangle on the side of their body. Their movement can be explained by the cerebellum. The cerebellum “coordinates voluntary movement and balance and supports memories of such” (Myers, 68), in other words, helps coordinate voluntary movement,…

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    Zombies Evolution

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    Zombies continue to change in a variety of ways, whether it be through research or physical appearance. Not only have zombies changed in their appearance, but they have advanced because of their new feature: feelings. Due to the natural crave for change, humans have created zombies to obtain feelings that were not prevalent before. I believe that this has a huge impact on how zombies are depicted nowadays because they are constantly being evolved by humans. Since, as humans, we strive for the…

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    Zombies The thought of your loved ones coming back from the dead is horrific. Though, people generally see zombies in multiple sources of media such as movies, television shows, and comics every day. The idea of the walking undead corpses was brought on by Haitian folklore from the early 1900’s. The term’s meaning is based off of a fictional undead being created through the animation of a human corpse. Although the idea of “zombies” sounds completely insane and irrational, there are multiple…

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    says there are only two types of people in the world: zombies and freaks. While Hayley’s aphorism was an admirable effort to display her attempt at a doctrine of ontological truth, Ernest Becker’s adage is a neurostorm of intense intellectual pleasure. Zombies and freaks. That is what Hayley categorizes every human on the planet. The zombies, in the story, were the superlatives of the social ladder- jocks, drama queens, hypocrites, and the 1%. Hayley…

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    Despite the popularity of the genre, there have been very few alterations to the concept of zombies. In general, the foundation of these creature’s actions revolves around them mindlessly cannibalizing humans. Although these creatures have remained consistently popular in film and television through numerous decades, zombies nevertheless have experienced major changes in the way that they are portrayed. Modern zombies have evolved into rotting creatures that truly appear as if they have been…

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    Humans Vs. Zombies

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    Situation Statement History: Origins: Humans vs. Zombies (HvZ) was first established in 2005 at Goucher College in Towson, Maryland. The creators, Brad Sappington and Chris Weed, made the game free under a Creative Commons license, allowing suborganizations all over the world to play. Humans vs. Zombies is now played on six continents. Rules and Objectives: Humans vs. Zombies at its core is a game of tag. In the original rules, one player is chosen to be the "Original Zombie" and then tags…

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    Creative Writing: Zombies

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    Passing the dirty door, she heard moaning and pounding again. Then she heard the door, on the third door break open. Looking up, she swung around and pointed her rifle and got ready to shot anything that was following her. The moans approached, vibrating throughout the staircase. Reaching into one of pockets she pulled out a flash light with her free hand, and on turning it on. She pointed upward and saw something that caused her face to go white, it was a herd of zombies. Moaning looking…

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    Zombies Effects On Society

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    to the concept that the recent increase of zombies in media (movies, tv shows, and games) all demonstrate the fear and repulsion people have towards death as well as how their usage have also intersected with other pervasive anxieties of people towards disease, globalization, and other phenomena. Each of the different sources helped with providing some evidence in regards to how zombies have affected society through media and why it is that they remain so impactful towards society despite there…

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    They lead jen to store they make her wait outside next thing you know they all come out holding onto the zombies. Jerry looks at jen he says okay jen its time you need to shoot all of them in the head she pulls out a knife and a gun jerry and hes team let the zombies go and jen starts to kill one at a time she goes around super fast like a ninja and starts shooting and stabbing each one of them in the head. Tyler was trying to hide but then the zombie got ahold of him and tyler started screaming…

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    Voodoo zombies are a very interesting type of zombie it’s not your typical flesh eating zombie. Voodoo zombies are a person who has died and, has risen from the grave and is doomed to spend the rest of eternity as a slave of the living. These zombies suffer zombie powder the tool used for zombification the toxin temporarily paralyzes the human nervous system, creating a state of extreme hibernation with the vital organs functioning at minimal levels. Voodoo zombies show emotion suffering from…

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