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->''"Hey now, was was I supposed to know there'd be that many [[NotUsingTheZWord Howlers]] in that apartment? It was barely five hundred square feet!"''
-->-- '''Petty Officer Gonzalez''', ''Literature/BlackTideRising: United We Stand'' short story "Gonzo's Gauntlet "
-->-- '''Petty Officer Gonzalez''', ''Literature/BlackTideRising: United We Stand'' short story "Gonzo's Gauntlet "
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%%* Shows up in ''ComicBook/TheWalkingDead'' comics when Rick and the crew find a gated community. Also in the beginning of the series during the hospital scene.
%%** Also ''again'' on Hershel's farm. (Zero-Context: What happened at the gated community and Hershel's farm? What is the hospital scene?)
%%** Also ''again'' on Hershel's farm. (Zero-Context: What happened at the gated community and Hershel's farm? What is the hospital scene?)
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** After [[AbandonedHospitalAwakening waking up in
** The protagonists decide to take refuge inside a gated community.
%%** Also ''again''
** The protagonists have been staying on Hershel's
** While checking out a prison they decide to make their base, Rick and Tyreese open the
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* ''Film/JuanOfTheDead'': The padlocked basement shelter to which Juan leads his gang turns out be an example of this.
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* ''Film/JuanOfTheDead'': The padlocked basement shelter to which Juan leads his gang turns out be an example of this. [[spoiler:Primo breaks in, unaware there are zombies inside, and they drag him in]]. LudicrousGibs ensue.
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Almost every zombie film has a scene where the survivors goes into a house or building because it ''LOOKS'' safe. But there's that one room someone overlooked. They open the door and a swarm of zombies start to pour out. Usually this happens when people refuse to properly dispose of [[ZombieInfectee infected loved ones]] and they reanimate hours later. Also common in hospitals, were loads of infected were being treated before anyone truly knew what was going on. Or some refuse to kill their loved ones out of [[WhatHappenedToMommy simple grief]] and decide to hide them in the basement, attic, closet, etc.
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Almost every zombie film has a scene where the survivors goes go into a house or building because it ''LOOKS'' safe. But ''looks'' safe... but then there's that one room someone overlooked. They open the door and a swarm of zombies start to pour out. Usually this happens when people refuse to properly dispose of [[ZombieInfectee infected loved ones]] and they reanimate hours later. Also common in hospitals, were loads of infected were being treated before anyone truly knew what was going on. Or some Some refuse to kill their loved ones out of [[WhatHappenedToMommy simple grief]] and decide to hide them in the basement, attic, closet, etc.
etc. Also common in hospitals, where loads of infected may have been treated before anyone truly knew what was going on.
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Almost every zombie film has a scene where the survivors goes into a house or building because it ''LOOKS'' safe. But there's that one room someone overlooked. They open the door and a swarm of zombies start to pour out. Usually this happens when people refuse to properly dispose of [[ZombieInfectee infected loved ones]] and they reanimate hours later. Or some refuse to kill their loved ones out of [[WhatHappenedToMommy simple grief]] and decide to hide them in the basement, attic, closet, etc.
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Almost every zombie film has a scene where the survivors goes into a house or building because it ''LOOKS'' safe. But there's that one room someone overlooked. They open the door and a swarm of zombies start to pour out. Usually this happens when people refuse to properly dispose of [[ZombieInfectee infected loved ones]] and they reanimate hours later. Also common in hospitals, were loads of infected were being treated before anyone truly knew what was going on. Or some refuse to kill their loved ones out of [[WhatHappenedToMommy simple grief]] and decide to hide them in the basement, attic, closet, etc.
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** ''Literature/BloodOfTheZombies'' takes this UpToEleven with the interiors of Goraya Castle; every random room will contain nearly ten of these undeads, and there are chambers literally crowded with zombified foes in the double digits. But luckily this adventure happens to be set in modern times (unlike most of the books which took place in the Medieval era), therefore your character would've had access to firearms and grenades to battle the undead.
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** ''Literature/BloodOfTheZombies'' takes this UpToEleven with the ''Literature/BloodOfTheZombies'': The interiors of Goraya Castle; every random room will contain nearly ten of these undeads, and there are chambers literally crowded with zombified foes in the double digits. But luckily this adventure happens to be set in modern times (unlike most of the books which took place in the Medieval era), therefore your character would've had access to firearms and grenades to battle the undead.
