#second rising

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Second Rising'in Çıkış Tarihi Belli Oldu

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[past-shaped]

R I S E // an in the flesh fanmix [listen]

01. into asylum - iamx 02. falling down (the prodigy version) - oasis 03. we want war - these new puritans 04. my turn to evil - letters vs. numbers 05. the beautiful people - marilyn manson 06. jungle - jamie n commons & x ambassadors 07. centuries (fall out boy cover) - rumours 08. battle cry - imagine dragons 09. rise - skillet

[wayward-potatos-blog]

You know how in In the Flesh they were all expecting a second wave of people to come out of their graves for the second rising, yeah well what if the second rising was not that but actually the 'righteous' pds sufferers turning back into living breathing humans, and when Amy died it actually did start the second rising but nobody noticed it because it takes a wHILE FOR THEM TO REALIZE.

[prexenatious]

GUYS what if the second rising DID start??? But it wasn't that the new set of people would reawaken or that they would be the good bunch. What if it was that the resurrected dead were resurrected??

Amy was the first. And Amy was the first to become human again. Amy was the first reborn and born again. Keiren is next. And soon, everybody else. 

[wateriiterro]

Second Rising

I was thinking about the second rising and how they (Simon, Undead Prophet, whatever) may have gotten it wrong. In the First Rising, the dead rose from the ground and became "Partially Deceased". Well if there is another rising, wouldn't they go from "Partially Deceased" to fully alive (like Amy)? Why does a new batch of zombies have to reanimate?

[trillgutterbug]

OKAY bUT YOU GUYS

what if the "second rising" isn't actually more dead people coming up out of their graves

but the already out-and-about PDS sufferers becoming human again

like "rising" out of their undead state.

and amy really WAS the first risen because her heart started beating again right at noon, amirite??? so she was the first to "rise" again??

[theemptinessmachine]

The 2nd Rising: Know the Signs.

[kedreeva]

If all of the undead are going to turn back human, won't some of them die from their injuries? Kieren's wrists are only held together by stitches, Simon has had his back cut open and spine exposed also only held together by stitches, some have been shot. I feel it's going to be very interesting to watch that play out...

I don’t think they will have injuries by the time their hearts start beating. It would be really quite useless to have the dead come back to life after even just a little while, if the process didn’t involve physical healing before their hearts stopped beating, because of the way the body begins to putrefy/break down.

We put a lot of preservatives (like embalming fluid) into human bodies to keep them looking ok for funerals, but the breakdown begins from the moment of death, and even just a few hours without proper care can be enough to render organs etc useless. If the undead were to rehumanize with zero healing, it would be just to die again immediately.

We also witness Amy being full of blood when Maxine stabs her, when I’m 100% sure that if Amy was buried she was probably embalmed. We’ve seen the undead only having black liquid for “blood” in the few instances any of it is present in an injury. Amy clearly regenerated her blood through some means, and since she didn’t immediately die from the stab wound Kieren gave her in season 1, I’m guessing other parts of her healed.

My theory would be that her “symptoms” were all leading up to a phase of healing, starting with her being able to feel the rain and ending on the 12th hour of the 12th day of the 12th month- and that is when her heart started beating because the healing was done and process was complete. I think the others that rehumanize will share a similar experience, with shaking/forgetting/etc leading to a reboot of their nervous system (which is responsible for telling where pain/injury is so it can be healed), followed by a short but intense amount of healing, and ending in a restarted heart.