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* PoorCommunicationKills: Had Robert and [[spoiler: Ruth’s people not fed into their prejudice and fear of each other and actually tried communicating then Robert would not have died and they would not have condemned themselves to an existence where they will have to have continues vaccines just to keep the infection at bay in order to not turn into the vampires.]]
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* PoorCommunicationKills: Had Robert and [[spoiler: Ruth’s people not fed into their prejudice and fear of each other and actually tried communicating then Robert would not have died and they would not have condemned themselves to an existence where they will have to have continues vaccines just to keep the infection virus at bay in order to not turn into the vampires.]]
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* PoorCommunicationKills: Had Robert and [[spoiler: Ruth’s people not fed into their prejudice and fear of each other and actually tried communicating then Robert would not have died and they would not have condemned themselves to an existence where they will have to have continues vaccines just to keep the infection at bay in order to not turn into the vampires.]]
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* CameBackWrong: [[spoiler:Arguably Virginia, Robert's wife. Dead and brought back by the disease, she can remember where she lives and who Robert is, but her humanity and any fragment of her personality have been obliterated, leaving her one of the essentially mindless creatures.]]
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* Flashback: Most of the film's second act is taken up with flashbacks that show how Robert's life fell apart as the disease progressed and destroyed everything he loved, as well as the inability of humanity to understand or cure it.
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* Flashback: {{Flashback}}s: Most of the film's second act is taken up with flashbacks that show how Robert's life fell apart as the disease progressed and destroyed everything he loved, as well as the inability of humanity to understand or cure it.
