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Life and death. Part 3 of 3.

This is what Tanya was talking about. We know where the big ones came from. The jail. This

place is where he made the little ones. But this is old. Like way old. He wouldn't

need more of that chemical stuff. Unless he still needed it. He started again. He's

making more. More. Or something new. I don't understand. Why do you give it to their

mothers? Tanya talked about how the big ones were

dying off on their own. Of cancer, or whatever. I guess if he injected whatever he did this

way, they survived. Except this one. They were feeding them. That's why the piles

there couldn't really go anyone on their own. You don't want to risk them. So were they

pregnant before all this? Or how long after the outbreak did Angel come down here? Wouldn't

they have to be? But if the numbered ones were being born, then they got big quick. Like

less than a year. Maybe that means they'll get old fast too. We may not have to deal with

them much longer. That's why he's trying again. They're times the charm. So he's doing that

down there in the tunnels? Best place to do it. Where no one can get him. Even more

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