Jurgen Warmbrunn Report

Humans can try to prepare and prevent zombies from attacking, biting, and killing them, but it’s survivors personal fear that will ultimately put their life in the greatest danger. Fear can be controlled (just like zombies) if you recognize the signs and symptoms, you just have to educate yourself. Jurgen Warmbrunn, with help from Paul Knight, wrote a report that included critical information that says to kill a zombie, you must aim for the brain and not the heart (Brooks, 35). Jurgen and Paul noted the signs and recognized the symptoms and all that was left was for people to read the reports. If more people would have read the report, it could have saved millions of lives. Jurgen even said “if more people had read our report and worked to makes it recommendations a reality, then that plan would have never needed to exist”(Brooks, 36).
Mary Jo Miller was more worried about her family and the little day-to-day struggles they faced then surviving against dead, unconscious, human eating monsters we call zombies. She, like many others, had a fear of not living her normal, predictable life anymore. During her interview she explains that she’s
Todd Waino is telling the story about the battle at Yonkers, where soldiers were panicking because one soldier didn’t get a ‘clean’ kill to the head on a zombie and immediately jumped to conclusion that the zombies won’t die from a bullet to the brain and that means that zombies never die. Todd tells the interviewer that the “Panics even more infectious than the Z Germ…”. The soldiers did not fear the bloody infectious brain eating dead people coming to eat them but they feared that not every head shot is going to kill every zombie. All they needed to do was take a deep breath, calm down, and focus at the task at hand, which was protecting the citizens by killing zombies one at a time with a clean shot in their brain (Brooks,