Good afternoon everyone.

Our group will talk about the topic ‘Should the All of
Us Are Dead community welcome the half-zombies?’
I am Jeanfen
and I'll start with the pro argument.
R: Thousands of zombies in Hyosan City were all killed in the bombing operation.
According to military reports, 110,000 of the one hundred seventy thousand
residents of Hyosan survived the outbreak, while 60,000 died in the bombing.

Our main protagonists have been living in the camp for 4 months now, and when
they reunited to find out more about the unexplained campfire on their school
rooftop, they saw Nam-ra, who set it. Nam-ra still has the infection, like the other
half-zombies she mentioned in the season's concluding moments. There are no
longer any key sequences that hint at Nam-Ra's, and the other half-zombies',
future. The only fact is that these half-zombie students survived the bombing. As
Nam-ra explained, they were also finding methods to survive in the cold or
without the military government's supervision. They are at the center of life and
death, and as Nam-ra's experience proved, human will cannot suppress their
needs. Despite being a half-zombie, Nam-ra still has a humanitarian side on her,
unlike the characters Eun-Ji and Gwi-Nam, who used their half-zombie
capabilities to avenge their fury and hatred for the world.

E: If they uncovered more half-zombies like Eun-Ji, what would the military
government do? Will they let these half-zombies in, just like Nam-ra, so they can
reunite with their families and friends?

The only ones who could empathize with Nam-ra were her boyfriend, Su-hyeok,
and On-jo, who both trusted her till the end. When Nam-ra attacked On-jo, it was
Nam-Ra's mental and emotional condition that was hurt the most. That’s how she
came to decide to be the one to be left behind. Another fact here is that Eun-Ji
and Gwi-nam were a greater risk than Nam-ra, especially if they were either left
together with the other survivors or with a little security in the camp. They may be
half-zombies but Nam-ra doesn’t intentionally hurt the innocent ones unlike the
two. But then, unfortunately, Nam-ra and the others were not saved during the
initial rescue, the students were rather banned for the rescue and were again left
all alone by themselves. And for better or worse they have taken Eun-ji to their
camp.
In this case, they eventually learned about the nature of the half-zombies through
Eun-ji. Assuming the government officials have opted to take the first two
infected (zombies), the science teacher's wife and kid, they should also accept
half-zombies, especially if the goal is to investigate more about the antibodies
and how they may affect the humans who either became totally zombies or
half-zombies. Until then, we won't know if they're just a bunch of hopeless
half-zombies who need to be exterminated to make the city safe and normal, or if
they're the ones who can fix the problem and help the city and country move on
from this nightmare.

D: To sum up, half-zombies should be gradually accepted and understood by the

government and society, not killed. Given that these half-zombies are not yet fully
turned zombies, they can still be able to talk to, and the authorities can seek their
help or have their cooperation to gain a better understanding of their situation
and find a solution. If necessary, uninfected people should be moderately
separated from half-zombies, depending on each case, just so they don't dwell
outdoors or perhaps manage to leave the city and worsen the situation. Both
half-zombies and humans who are still trying to survive should be given hope
that they will be able to rehabilitate and return to their normal lives, even though
it is hard, especially for those who have had to let go of their loved ones.
That’s all for me. Thank you.