Meeting+2+Walking+Dead

The overall mood of the characters of the book are depressed and scared because their struggling to live peacefully on a daily basis. The author sets a dark and depressing tone to the book by displaying the ways the characters adapt to their new lives in the "zombie apocalypse." The characters change who they are to survive in their new environments. This tone is displayed when Rick must put the zombies in Hershel's Barn out of their misery by killing them to protect the group of survivors.
 * 1) How is the mood and tone of the book “The Walking Dead” differ from that of really life? Well in the book Everything is depressed any the graphics are every depressed but in real life it is nothing like this.
 * 2) How do you think the mood of the group changed once they came to the realization that the world will never be the same? The mood of the group is very sad but hopeful. Sad because a member of the group could die at any minute but hopeful that they will survive the ordeal.
 * 3) What is the Irony in the title “The Walking Dead”? The book name is actually referring to the people that are still alive; they could die at any moment so they are considered dead and but they are alive.
 * 4) How did the tone of the book change when they killed the walkers in the barn? When they killed the walkers in the barn everyone became very sad. Especially Hershel who lost both a son and a daughter who became very stressed and kicked them off the farm.
 * 5) how did glen staying on the farm affect the group? By glen staying on the farm you almost think that they lost that little bit of hope that they had left in the group?