6 months ago

@genesisx I love your "but one thing bothers me" and then two questions! ;-) To be fair though, you highlighted a very obvious plot hole. Yes, she should have been guarded, although it's possible that as she was securely strapped to the table (for the safety of others just in case she turned; being unable to avoid her death when she infected Don was an unfortunate consequence) and had no symptoms of the virus other than the weird eye thing, she appeared to represent very little direct threat, in what was supposedly a secure facility. Additionally, her husband Don appeared to be in charge of the facility, or at least very senior in rank, so he may not have requested security detail once she was securely strapped to the table. Still very slack security, I agree, but it was convenient plot-wise to allow Don to be alone with her, as was him stupidly full-mouth kissing her. The latter possibly being a calculated revenge move by his wife for abandoning her to die with the child they'd saved (or so he thought), especially if she knew that she was actually dying by that point. Also, in that same line of thought, I would also add: How were their two children able to escape so easily? Surely there would have been more than just the one sniper watching the entrance from a rooftop? Guards should have been positioned all around the facility, both inside and out, and certainly all around the perimeter of the "safe zone". The doors should also have been security-locked with a keypad/swipe card/iris scanner.