Bob said the walker bit him on the bandage, and this stopped a bite. Later, Sasha noted it was still bleeding.
Is it possible Bob was bit and is hiding it?
If it is, he would hold the record for the longest survivor after being bitten.
You are probably right. Still, once bitten the fever has to hit. Then death, then turn.
No good info on how long it takes to get sick. The only example is Jim from S2.
But even he got ill and was sitting under the tree in less then 24 hrs. He was bit in the stomach (if I remember correctly): Bob has a wound on his shoulder, that was bleeding freely if slowly: he would have been infected quicker.
Finally, this episode made me care about whether Bob lives or dies. I'd been hoping for them to just get rid of him ever since they left the prison cause he just seemed unnecessary, but I liked how they fleshed out his character today.
Not sure how I feel about the Sasha/Bob kiss though. That relationship feels a little contrived to me
Finally, this episode made me care about whether Bob lives or dies. I'd been hoping for them to just get rid of him ever since they left the prison cause he just seemed unnecessary, but I liked how they fleshed out his character today.
Not sure how I feel about the Sasha/Bob kiss though. That relationship feels a little contrived to me
He's been pining for Sasha from the beginning, and he had what he saw as one last chance ever to let her know. It was just about as natural a progression of attraction you get on television.
Bob said the walker bit him on the bandage, and this stopped a bite. Later, Sasha noted it was still bleeding.
Is it possible Bob was bit and is hiding it?
I was wondering that, too. That scene where he was sitting there on his knees, I thought for sure he was beginning to turn. By the end of the episode on the train tracks, though, I think that theory went out the window. He seemed find.
Here's some interesting speculation about Bob that could answer some questions....
http://www.uproxx.co...y-upend-season/
I, personally, think Bob is a fantastic character. I love how happy he is and that he's smiling all the time. I couldn't help but smile every time the camera showed him smiling. As interesting as the article is about Bob being immune (which I would absolutely LOVE if it happened), I just don't see it happening. I guess I'm being skeptical because I find it a bit hard to believe that an army medic would have the knowledge where other, smarter minds have failed (in developing a cure). But, then again, I have no idea how extensive an army medic's knowledge is, so I could be completely wrong.
Anyways, I'm glad Bob has received some development and hope that Tara and Bob both make it to the end of the season. I feel like new characters are always just introduced and not given much of a story before getting the chomp.
Here's some interesting speculation about Bob that could answer some questions....
This is a very interesting theory! Would be a freaky but awesome development! Thank you for sharing
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