@Kuro Here are 2 of my suggestions: 1 I don’t think we should call them zombies because they don’t exist in this universe but do whatever
2 I think the zombies should get smarter and evolve every week or so
That’s basically it
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Well the first question would negate @Force and Fury's Jason unless they're going an alternate route this time around.
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So what about the 2nd one?
| The Bailey family has been a long time staple for the town of Huddeen. Opening the Happy Days Diner in the 1960’s, Cynthia helped her mother and grandmother tend the small restaurant as the town that they loved grew. They would often host celebrations there for the community, as well as hold food drives, and other things that would help to benefit their community. They would even donate meals if a particularly bad storm came through the town, giving at least a little bit of reprieve for any affected by it. When her mother grew old, the Happy Days Diner was passed to Cynthia, who in turn passed it to her youngest son, Patrick. It has only been a few months since Patrick has returned to Huddeen with his wife and children. While Patrick himself had been a fervent part of the community in his youth, this is the first time Margaret has been out of the big city, and her apprehension is clear. Will she be able to live up to the Bailey name, and keep the family in the good graces of the community? |
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| Jacob Gauthier was born and raised in Concord, NH. His family is still there. After he came home from Iraq in 2003, he got a job on the Springfield Terminal Railway, and became reacquainted with his High School Sweetheart, Helen Mansen. They got married in 2005 and bought the house on Mulberry St. in 2007 just after Jacob Jr. was born. The children attend public school in Huddeen with all three in Huddeen High School. Jacob's wife Helen is active in the PTO at school and Jacob spends much of his time away from the family's house working for the Railroad. Helen has many friends in the community and is well liked. Jake's connections are stronger in Concord where he grew up and since his job has him on the road quite often, he just hasn't taken time to get to know too many people in town. He is acquainted with his immediate neighbors on Mulberry St. The children have many friendship connections all over town. Jake Jr. is a Senior and four-year varsity Track and Cross Country member. Jennifer is a Junior and plays tennis in the spring getting mostly As and a few Bs on her report cards. Jake jr. gets As, Bs, and a few Cs on his report card and can't wait to get out of High School. Kyle plays the trumpet in the High School marching band and plays Dungeons and Dragons with his friends. Kyle loves to dream about science fiction which he has a voracious reading appetite for. He is working towards a 4.0 GPA his freshman year of high school. |
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| The Hawthorne family has been in the town for five years now but has mostly kept to themselves. Though Lara and her brother Zach tend to be more active than their stepfather Grayson or as he likes to be called, Gray. Before being a family, the siblings and Gray had their ups and downs in life before meeting and Gray taking the troubled pair in. They have been together ever since and are a tight-knit family, Gray seeing a second chance at having a stable family and the siblings having a good parent in their lives. It was Gray's idea to move to a quiet, small town, and he figured that would be a good place for the pair to grow up after all that stress in their lives. An idea that the twins agreed to try out and so far have not regretted it. |
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