Robert Morganbesser > Quotes

“It was a common fallacy among survivors that zombies were strong.  This was incorrect.  The average zombie, by itself, was weak with little muscle control.  The creatures were pure instinct. Whatever intelligence they had was gone with their first death, lost forever.  It was their numbers that gave them strength.  A strong man or woman with a weapon and their wits could easily take out ten to fifteen zombies.  But behind those ten to fifteen lay fifty or a hundred more, untiring, unrelenting in their search for flesh. A human tired, a zombie didn’t. This was their greatest strength.”
― Robert Morganbesser, Enclave: A Novel of the Zombie Apocalypse