Seanan McGuire (seanan_mcguire) wrote,
Seanan McGuire
seanan_mcguire
  • Mood: geeky
  • Music: SJ Tucker, "Cheshire Kitten."

FEED spoiler party!

Okay, folks, I've been asked for it, and here it is: the spoiler party for Feed. Anything goes in the comments on this post only. If you haven't read the book, I ask that you not click. If you have, feel free to jump in, ask questions, discuss, or just yell at me. I'm cool either way.

Game on!
Tags: feed, mira grant, zombies
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seanan_mcguire

May 14 2010, 15:08:52 UTC 7 years ago

If I tell you whether we'll see a solution to KA, what's the point of reading further? :P And the "zombies" are alive. They sleep, they pee, they die if unfed for long enough. They're basically just rabid humans.

There is no concern with the number of blood tests causing infection, as infection does not equal amplification.

kyburg

May 14 2010, 20:39:06 UTC 7 years ago

Now that's useful information. (I can't be spoiled. No, really.) There are excellent reasons for reading further - everything inbetween being the best of them!

I'm just a brat who wants her happy ending. Thanks -

seanan_mcguire

May 14 2010, 20:42:26 UTC 7 years ago

So you know, you make me really, really uncomfortable when you try to get me to give spoilers, even in jest.

kyburg

May 14 2010, 20:57:43 UTC 7 years ago

You only get what you ask for, hon. I seriously doubt I'll be able to deny you very much in life. And your position on spoilers? You're on that great, big, higher percentage of the world on the question.

I squelched my squee on that dragon movie, didn't I? ;) (And thanks - I appreciate knowing that.)

I really don't know exactly where I picked this up - but I'm one of those people who look at their watches during television and go 'okay, time to wrap this up - this or that' and generally get pummeled with random objects because people would rather believe character development drove the plot twists instead of the commercial break. (I got better. I just look at my watch and keep my mouth shut.)

This may be one of the biggest reasons I'm not watching much television these days, come to think of it.