re: The Walking Dead “Welcome to the Tombs”
I was actually kinda sad about the deaths (or that one death) in the finale. I don’t think I’ve ever been sad about seeing any of the walking dead die before. Well, maybe a little bit when Lorie died. But that was mostly because Carl was there and crying. And speaking of my bb, now I’m worried about my his mental state, haha. But only a little. I still think he’ll be okay. It’s hard growing up during a zombie apocalypse you know.
A boy looks on as Hindu devotees play with color during Lathmaar Holi celebrations on March 21, 2013 in the village of Barsana, near Mathura, India. The tradition of playing with colours on Holi draws its roots from a legend of Radha and the Hindu God Krishna. It is believed that young Krishna was jealous of Radha’s fair complexion since he himself was himself very dark. After questioning his mother Yashoda on the darkness of his complexion, Yashoda, teasingly asked him to colour Radha’s face in which ever colour he wanted. In a mischievous mood, Krishna applied colour on Radha’s face. The tradition of applying color on one’s beloved is being religiously followed till date.
Patrol Officer Reggie Fluty described in her report that when she found Shepard’s body, his hands were bound behind his back so tightly to a buck fence that it was difficult to cut him free. Her only duty at the time was not to gather evidence but to assist Shepard. Fluty tried to cut the ropes from Shepard’s hands and when she bent him over he stopped breathing so she turned him back over. “His hands were tied tight and I wanted to free him.” She also noticed that he wore braces on his teeth. And though his face was caked in blood, his face was clean where streaks of tears had washed the blood away. “The only white skin I saw (on his face) was where he had been crying.”
