Okay so say the events following his arm being chopped off go differently and so no need to sacrifice himself. Does he still turn or not? |
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Okay so say the events following his arm being chopped off go differently and so no need to sacrifice himself. Does he still turn or not? |
Impossible to know, as there is no parallel in any other of Romero's zombie movies. None of the other characters in his zombie movies who get a limb bitten also get it amputated in order to see if that can stop the zombification process from happening. Miguel's is the only case where we can see such an "experiment", but unfortunately it never comes to completion because Rhodes goes apeshit and starts executing civilians left & right, prompting Miguel to go kamikaze. |
If the infection is in anyway tranported by blood, then Miquel clearly wouldn't have survived. If it's instead some sort of spreading infection within flesh, then he stood a chance I guess. |
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