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Well they can't ''[[MorePredatorsThanPrey all]]'' be predators can they? Plus, plant-eating animals are typically more capable of growing huge than meat-eating ones, due to the fact that their diets have less restrictions.
Note that this doesn't necessarily make the Behemoth ''nicer'' than the other monsters. After all, those feet are [[GiantFootOfStomping pretty big...]]
Note that this doesn't necessarily make the Behemoth ''nicer'' than the other monsters. After all, those feet are [[GiantFootOfStomping pretty big...]]
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Well they can't ''[[MorePredatorsThanPrey all]]'' be predators can they? Plus, plant-eating animals are typically more capable of growing huge than meat-eating ones, due to the fact that their diets have less restrictions.
restrictions. Note that this doesn't necessarily make the Behemoth ''nicer'' than the other monsters. After all, those feet are [[GiantFootOfStomping pretty big...]]
** Alternatively, given the copious thickness of the mist and the lack of any large plants, it's also possible that the Behemoth is a filter-feeder that sifts nutrients from tiny organisms in the mist, much like a terrestrial version of a baleen whale.
** Alternatively, given the copious thickness of the mist and the lack of any large plants, it's also possible that the Behemoth is a filter-feeder that sifts nutrients from tiny organisms in the mist, much like a terrestrial version of a baleen whale.
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[[WMG: This is a lead up to VideoGame/HalfLife1.]]
* Given that the original novella was a ''heavy'' inspiration for the game, I'd say that's not even WMG territory anymore. The resonance cascade in Half-Life was perhaps just a tad more intense. Those theoretical physicists sure never seem to learn (in the eyes of authors/directors/game designers...)
* Given that the original novella was a ''heavy'' inspiration for the game, I'd say that's not even WMG territory anymore. The resonance cascade in Half-Life was perhaps just a tad more intense. Those theoretical physicists sure never seem to learn (in the eyes of authors/directors/game designers...)
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[[WMG: This is a lead up to VideoGame/HalfLife1.''VideoGame/HalfLife1''.]]
* Given that the original novella was a ''heavy'' inspiration for the game, I'd say that's not even WMG territory anymore. The resonance cascade inHalf-Life ''Half-Life'' was perhaps just a tad more intense. Those theoretical physicists sure never seem to learn (in the eyes of authors/directors/game designers...)
* Given that the original novella was a ''heavy'' inspiration for the game, I'd say that's not even WMG territory anymore. The resonance cascade in
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* I don't care what anyone says, this is my personal canon goddammit. >:(
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* I don't care what anyone says, this is my personal canon goddammit. >:(
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* Read the Dark Tower books if you don't believe me.
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* Read the Dark Tower ''Dark Tower'' books if you don't believe me.
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* Anyone else think it a little odd he happened to have a revolver (significance for the Dark Tower again)?
[[WMG: The planet is where Death Fog and the White Dragons world from ''LightNovel/{{Slayers}}''.]]
[[WMG: The planet is where Death Fog and the White Dragons world from ''LightNovel/{{Slayers}}''.]]
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* Anyone else think it a little odd he happened to have a revolver (significance for the Dark Tower ''Dark Tower'' again)?
[[WMG: The planet is where Death Fog and the White Dragons world from''LightNovel/{{Slayers}}''.''Literature/{{Slayers}}''.]]
[[WMG: The planet is where Death Fog and the White Dragons world from
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[[WMG: This movie takes place in the Film/{{Cloverfield}} universe.]]
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[[WMG: This movie takes place in the Film/{{Cloverfield}} ''Film/{{Cloverfield}}'' universe.]]
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[[WMG: [[Series/TheWalkingDead The Walking Dead]] and The Mist belongs in the same 'multiverse'.]]
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[[WMG: [[Series/TheWalkingDead The ''Series/{{The Walking Dead]] Dead|2010}}'' and The Mist ''The Mist'' belongs in the same 'multiverse'.]]
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* While there are numerous obvious differences, possibly due to some butterfly effect triggered long ago, there are still numerous signs that The Mist's universe is a (relatively) close analogy of The Walking Dead's universe, such as...
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* While there are numerous obvious differences, possibly due to some butterfly effect triggered long ago, there are still numerous signs that The Mist's ''The Mist's'' universe is a (relatively) close analogy of The ''The Walking Dead's Dead's'' universe, such as...
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*** The Mist's Amanda Dumfries is The Walking Dead's version of Andrea. They are both employed [[spoiler: in non-combat jobs]], with Amanda as a [[spoiler: school teacher]] and Andrea as a [[spoiler: civil rights lawyer]], they both have a [[spoiler: gun given to them as a gift from a loved one which they have little to no idea how to use]]. They both [[spoiler: died by a gunshot wound to the head]].
*** The Mist's Dan Miller is The Walking Dead's version of Dale Horvath. Dan Miller did not [[spoiler: succumb to the insanity that is Mrs Carmody's new cult]] while Dale Horvath did not [[spoiler: let the new world take him down.]]
*** The Mist's Private Wayne Jessup's analogy in The Walking Dead, however, [[spoiler: did not survive long enough to link up with Rick and Shane's group. He met Rick as a walker instead.]] They are both [[spoiler: soldiers, and they both did not survive their respective apocalypses.]]
*** The mother who walked into the mist just after it covered the town is Carol Peletier's analogy in The Mist. They both have the same strong motherly instinct, begins in their respective apocalypses as [[spoiler: weak characters but both came out as hardened survivors by the end.]]
*** The Mist's Dan Miller is The Walking Dead's version of Dale Horvath. Dan Miller did not [[spoiler: succumb to the insanity that is Mrs Carmody's new cult]] while Dale Horvath did not [[spoiler: let the new world take him down.]]
*** The Mist's Private Wayne Jessup's analogy in The Walking Dead, however, [[spoiler: did not survive long enough to link up with Rick and Shane's group. He met Rick as a walker instead.]] They are both [[spoiler: soldiers, and they both did not survive their respective apocalypses.]]
*** The mother who walked into the mist just after it covered the town is Carol Peletier's analogy in The Mist. They both have the same strong motherly instinct, begins in their respective apocalypses as [[spoiler: weak characters but both came out as hardened survivors by the end.]]
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*** The Mist's ''The Mist's'' Amanda Dumfries is The ''The Walking Dead's Dead's'' version of Andrea. They are both employed [[spoiler: in non-combat jobs]], with Amanda as a [[spoiler: school teacher]] and Andrea as a [[spoiler: civil rights lawyer]], they both have a [[spoiler: gun given to them as a gift from a loved one which they have little to no idea how to use]]. They both [[spoiler: died by a gunshot wound to the head]].
***The Mist's ''The Mist's'' Dan Miller is The ''The Walking Dead's Dead's'' version of Dale Horvath. Dan Miller did not [[spoiler: succumb to the insanity that is Mrs Carmody's new cult]] while Dale Horvath did not [[spoiler: let the new world take him down.]]
***The Mist's ''The Mist's'' Private Wayne Jessup's analogy in The ''The Walking Dead, Dead'', however, [[spoiler: did not survive long enough to link up with Rick and Shane's group. He met Rick as a walker instead.]] They are both [[spoiler: soldiers, and they both did not survive their respective apocalypses.]]
*** The mother who walked into the mist just after it covered the town is Carol Peletier's analogy inThe Mist.''The Mist''. They both have the same strong motherly instinct, begins in their respective apocalypses as [[spoiler: weak characters but both came out as hardened survivors by the end.]]
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*** The mother who walked into the mist just after it covered the town is Carol Peletier's analogy in
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*** The Mist's David Drayton is an analogy of The Walking Dead's Rick Grimes. They both have a [[spoiler: son to protect, Billy Drayton and Carl Grimes respectively]]. They both [[spoiler: assumed leadership positions in their respective groups]], and they both [[spoiler: lost their wife]] in their respective apocalypse. Rick Grimes' counterpart in The Mist did not do so well probably because he took up art instead of police work.
*** So The Mist's Billy Drayton is a version of Carl Grimes from The Walking Dead.
*** The Mist's Jim Grondin and Myron Lafleur are versions of The Walking Dead's Merle Dixon and Daryl Dixon. They are both described as [[spoiler: 'hicks or white trash' in both verses]], and are of the [[spoiler: streetwise type of characters]], though Merle and Daryl Dixon are more [[spoiler: extreme and are brother]]s. Jim Grondin [[spoiler: fell for Mrs Carmody's preachings]] just as Merle Dixon [[spoiler: fell for The Governor's politics]]. Myron Lafleur [[spoiler: did not go the same way, but remained on David Drayton's side of the conflict]], just as Daryl Dixon [[spoiler: remains on Rick Grimes' side of the conflict.]] Here's another one: David Drayton gets to [[spoiler: beat Jim Grondin up for putting the group in danger]] just like how Rick Grimes gets to [[spoiler: beat Merle Dixon up for putting his group in danger.]]
*** Ambrose Cornell is The Mist's version of Hershel Greene from The Walking Dead. They are both elderly and they both have a shotgun. They both [[spoiler: did not survive through the apocalypse]]. Ambrose [[spoiler: did not get to use his shotgun at all though.]]
*** So The Mist's Billy Drayton is a version of Carl Grimes from The Walking Dead.
*** The Mist's Jim Grondin and Myron Lafleur are versions of The Walking Dead's Merle Dixon and Daryl Dixon. They are both described as [[spoiler: 'hicks or white trash' in both verses]], and are of the [[spoiler: streetwise type of characters]], though Merle and Daryl Dixon are more [[spoiler: extreme and are brother]]s. Jim Grondin [[spoiler: fell for Mrs Carmody's preachings]] just as Merle Dixon [[spoiler: fell for The Governor's politics]]. Myron Lafleur [[spoiler: did not go the same way, but remained on David Drayton's side of the conflict]], just as Daryl Dixon [[spoiler: remains on Rick Grimes' side of the conflict.]] Here's another one: David Drayton gets to [[spoiler: beat Jim Grondin up for putting the group in danger]] just like how Rick Grimes gets to [[spoiler: beat Merle Dixon up for putting his group in danger.]]
*** Ambrose Cornell is The Mist's version of Hershel Greene from The Walking Dead. They are both elderly and they both have a shotgun. They both [[spoiler: did not survive through the apocalypse]]. Ambrose [[spoiler: did not get to use his shotgun at all though.]]
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*** The Mist's ''The Mist's'' David Drayton is an analogy of The ''The Walking Dead's Dead's'' Rick Grimes. They both have a [[spoiler: son to protect, Billy Drayton and Carl Grimes respectively]]. They both [[spoiler: assumed leadership positions in their respective groups]], and they both [[spoiler: lost their wife]] in their respective apocalypse. Rick Grimes' counterpart in The Mist did not do so well probably because he took up art instead of police work.
*** SoThe Mist's ''The Mist's'' Billy Drayton is a version of Carl Grimes from The ''The Walking Dead.
Dead''.
***The Mist's ''The Mist's'' Jim Grondin and Myron Lafleur are versions of The ''The Walking Dead's Dead's'' Merle Dixon and Daryl Dixon. They are both described as [[spoiler: 'hicks or white trash' in both verses]], and are of the [[spoiler: streetwise type of characters]], though Merle and Daryl Dixon are more [[spoiler: extreme and are brother]]s. Jim Grondin [[spoiler: fell for Mrs Carmody's preachings]] just as Merle Dixon [[spoiler: fell for The Governor's politics]]. Myron Lafleur [[spoiler: did not go the same way, but remained on David Drayton's side of the conflict]], just as Daryl Dixon [[spoiler: remains on Rick Grimes' side of the conflict.]] Here's another one: David Drayton gets to [[spoiler: beat Jim Grondin up for putting the group in danger]] just like how Rick Grimes gets to [[spoiler: beat Merle Dixon up for putting his group in danger.]]
*** Ambrose Cornell isThe Mist's ''The Mist's'' version of Hershel Greene from The ''The Walking Dead.Dead''. They are both elderly and they both have a shotgun. They both [[spoiler: did not survive through the apocalypse]]. Ambrose [[spoiler: did not get to use his shotgun at all though.]]
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[[WMG:The monsters are from the same universe that the titular car connects to in {{From A Buick 8}}]]
The mist actually lets them survive in our world rather than dissolve like they do in From a Buick 8.
The mist actually lets them survive in our world rather than dissolve like they do in From a Buick 8.
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[[WMG:The monsters are from the same universe that the titular car connects to in {{From A Buick 8}}]]
''Literature/FromABuick8'']]
The mist actually lets them survive in our world rather than dissolve like they do inFrom ''From a Buick 8.
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[[WMG:The Behemoth is a herbivore]]
Well they can't ''[[MorePredatorsThanPrey all]]'' be predators can they? Plus, plant-eating animals are typically more capable of growing huge than meat-eating ones, due to the fact that their diets have less restrictions.
Note that this doesn't necessarily make the Behemoth ''nicer'' than the other monsters. After all, those feet are [[GiantFootOfStomping pretty big...]]
Well they can't ''[[MorePredatorsThanPrey all]]'' be predators can they? Plus, plant-eating animals are typically more capable of growing huge than meat-eating ones, due to the fact that their diets have less restrictions.
Note that this doesn't necessarily make the Behemoth ''nicer'' than the other monsters. After all, those feet are [[GiantFootOfStomping pretty big...]]
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[[WMG:In the Series, in the mall bookstore, why did the mist [[spoiler: ignore Alex after sucking the soul out of the little girl.]]]]
Well, it may have been insensitive to suggest given the circumstances, but it had [[spoiler:just eaten]]
Well, it may have been insensitive to suggest given the circumstances, but it had [[spoiler:just eaten]]
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[[WMG:In the Series, Adrian is the rapist]]
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[[WMG:In the Series, When they find the DNA test, it will show Adrian is as the rapist]]
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* Well, they leave the Hospital without finding the room or the nurse. [[spoiler: Adrian confesses everything to Kevin anyway, before stranding him in the Mist and heading off with the rest of the group.]]
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He seems to have been a witness who did nothing to report anything to anyone until well after his friend woke up alone and wandered home by herself. The Hospital had DNA evidence being processed and the location has reappeared...
