Life is somewhat busy at the moment with work and college.
Work is grand. I'm just a sales assistant which I've already worked as, just different tills, slightly less formal feeling and actual set hours every week (last job seriously lacked that). My tweets have my general ups and downs in work if I tweet them but over all I know what I'm doing, the people are (largely) nice, customers are customers and I'm getting paid. (Seriously, it was great to check my bank balance the other day and see so much money. The last time I had that much money, well, I was working.)
College is fine as well. I got the results of my first assignment (68, yay) and the next assignments been and gone. I had Sunday off so I curled up on the sofa and spent about 4 hours straight doing college work so I am all caught up. If I remember right I only have 2 weeks and an assignment due in January left. Overall I think I'm doing okay.
So life right now not terribly exciting. It is the 1st of December though, the Toy Show's been on, I've seen the Coke ad and the stalls are out on Henry Street so it's officially Christmas time and I'm going to leave you with one of my new favourite Christmas songs (thanks to a guy at work's CD)
(Post brought to you so Kerouac76 doesn't have to go, 'oh. Still BSG' anymore :P)
Tuesday 17 November 2009
Sunday 18 October 2009
BSG Series 3 Finale
Spoilers ahoy for those of you like me who are beyond late to the party. Also this is basically just me going on about the end of s3 of Battlestar Galactica because I need to talk it out and Claire is not here and I have no one to do it with. Beware of my really not organised at all rambling.
I've tried to stay as spoiler free as possible but it's inevitable that I'd know somethings about what was going to happen what with the show being over for a while now. So I knew about the whole finding out about who some of the final 5 Cylons were through music thing as a friend showed that scene to me after it first aired. I only remembered who one Cylon was and half remembered another though, so I was still surprised. I imagine it was beyond impressive when the episode first aired. A rewatch after everything has ended would probably be great knowing everything that's happened. Aside from general OMG I can't believe they're a Cylon it's hard to say anything until I see how it plays out. Though I did love Tigh's little speech reaffirming his identity.
I knew it was coming and thought it wasn't going to happen till next series but no, we found out that Roslin's cancer has returned. (I should add here that I possibly have an irrational love of Laura Roslin.) I'm pretty sure she has to die eventually what with the whole dying leader thing and the scriptures being accurate so far but I think I just liked living in denial. As soon as Lee noticed her drink I just knew it was a matter of time before it actually came out.
And Lee. Oh Lee. I feel so conflicted by you. You were such an asshole to bring up the Camalla (sp?). I know he had reasons but it doesn't feel like he really thought it through properly. He ended up unwittingly exposing the fact that the president has cancer in front of the entire fleet and she's only known herself for a week. Does Roslin, after all that's happened over the 3 series, really seem like the kind of person who would risk everything just for some hallucinatory goodness? I mean she has compromised her own morals and beliefs in order to do what she believes is best for the survival of humanity. Surely you knew something important was up with your father basically telling you that he couldn't trust you with this info, that it was a private matter. I'd say don't you trust your Dad, the Admiral, to make the right call but there was a lot of not trusting going on by both parties.
But then, after refusing to testify against Adama, he gave his impassioned speech on the stand and dammit if I don't love his idealisticness. And he was right, which is hard for everyone to admit to, especially after everything that went down on New Caprica and it's aftermath. I don't think it truly matters to Lee whether or not Baltar was guilty of a crime, it was all about the why and the fairness of it all. Bonus love for the fact that despite quiting, when it comes down to it, like so many others in the fleet he will do what he has to to protect those around him.
Hello not-dead-Starbuck. I knew you weren't really dead so not much of a surprise but again didn't think that as happening till next series. Also hello giant Cylon fleet. It was kinda inevitable you'd turn up in time for a cliffhanger.
I think I should probably stop before I ramble anymore. I really need someone to have a proper geek out with.
Obligatory 'All Along the Watchtower'.
I've tried to stay as spoiler free as possible but it's inevitable that I'd know somethings about what was going to happen what with the show being over for a while now. So I knew about the whole finding out about who some of the final 5 Cylons were through music thing as a friend showed that scene to me after it first aired. I only remembered who one Cylon was and half remembered another though, so I was still surprised. I imagine it was beyond impressive when the episode first aired. A rewatch after everything has ended would probably be great knowing everything that's happened. Aside from general OMG I can't believe they're a Cylon it's hard to say anything until I see how it plays out. Though I did love Tigh's little speech reaffirming his identity.
I knew it was coming and thought it wasn't going to happen till next series but no, we found out that Roslin's cancer has returned. (I should add here that I possibly have an irrational love of Laura Roslin.) I'm pretty sure she has to die eventually what with the whole dying leader thing and the scriptures being accurate so far but I think I just liked living in denial. As soon as Lee noticed her drink I just knew it was a matter of time before it actually came out.
And Lee. Oh Lee. I feel so conflicted by you. You were such an asshole to bring up the Camalla (sp?). I know he had reasons but it doesn't feel like he really thought it through properly. He ended up unwittingly exposing the fact that the president has cancer in front of the entire fleet and she's only known herself for a week. Does Roslin, after all that's happened over the 3 series, really seem like the kind of person who would risk everything just for some hallucinatory goodness? I mean she has compromised her own morals and beliefs in order to do what she believes is best for the survival of humanity. Surely you knew something important was up with your father basically telling you that he couldn't trust you with this info, that it was a private matter. I'd say don't you trust your Dad, the Admiral, to make the right call but there was a lot of not trusting going on by both parties.
But then, after refusing to testify against Adama, he gave his impassioned speech on the stand and dammit if I don't love his idealisticness. And he was right, which is hard for everyone to admit to, especially after everything that went down on New Caprica and it's aftermath. I don't think it truly matters to Lee whether or not Baltar was guilty of a crime, it was all about the why and the fairness of it all. Bonus love for the fact that despite quiting, when it comes down to it, like so many others in the fleet he will do what he has to to protect those around him.
Hello not-dead-Starbuck. I knew you weren't really dead so not much of a surprise but again didn't think that as happening till next series. Also hello giant Cylon fleet. It was kinda inevitable you'd turn up in time for a cliffhanger.
I think I should probably stop before I ramble anymore. I really need someone to have a proper geek out with.
Obligatory 'All Along the Watchtower'.
Saturday 17 October 2009
Sunday 11 October 2009
More Positive About Education
I'm feeling a lot better about my postgrad then I was before. I think it's kinda settled in a bit more and we actually got some more general discussion areas which is a big plus. Also it probably helps that my first assignment is done and dusted so at least I'll know soon enough if I'm doing a good job or not. I honestly have no clue how I've done since I have nothing to compare it to but my expectations are low. I find it so hard to write short essays. I'm interested to see how the feedback goes actually. Detailed what was good and bad, a generic paragraph or just a grade.
Hey at least I can expect it back quicker than anything I've ever submitted to nuim English department.
Also I'm stupidly happy (and I mean that in the sense of why on earth does it qualify as something happy) that I don't have to use parenthesis. I hated using them in English. I just feel like they disrupted the flow and didn't look very good, especially in the middle of paragraphs. I'm a footnote girl at heart. (If I was more artistically inclined I'd make an icon of that)
People need to buy Noah and The Whale 'The First Days of Spring' album. It's an amazing album that has a wonderful story flowing through it. Losing love, trying to cope, getting by and eventually moving on. I've practically been playing it non stop for a week now and I really need to watch the movie that comes with it.
There's this wonderful part half way through the album where 'instrumental I' slowly begins and builds up with this up beat, cheerful happiness we haven't really experienced in the album. It develops until there's the slightest of pauses that you get between songs and then 'love of an orchestra' kicks in and honestly it's hard to feel in anyway sad listening to that. Not to mention I'm a sucker for choirs.
For some reason whenever I hear this one I imagine a couple doing that faster waltz, Viennese I think it's called.
Hey at least I can expect it back quicker than anything I've ever submitted to nuim English department.
Also I'm stupidly happy (and I mean that in the sense of why on earth does it qualify as something happy) that I don't have to use parenthesis. I hated using them in English. I just feel like they disrupted the flow and didn't look very good, especially in the middle of paragraphs. I'm a footnote girl at heart. (If I was more artistically inclined I'd make an icon of that)
People need to buy Noah and The Whale 'The First Days of Spring' album. It's an amazing album that has a wonderful story flowing through it. Losing love, trying to cope, getting by and eventually moving on. I've practically been playing it non stop for a week now and I really need to watch the movie that comes with it.
There's this wonderful part half way through the album where 'instrumental I' slowly begins and builds up with this up beat, cheerful happiness we haven't really experienced in the album. It develops until there's the slightest of pauses that you get between songs and then 'love of an orchestra' kicks in and honestly it's hard to feel in anyway sad listening to that. Not to mention I'm a sucker for choirs.
For some reason whenever I hear this one I imagine a couple doing that faster waltz, Viennese I think it's called.
Friday 9 October 2009
Battlestar Galactica
Guess what I started watching (incase you can't tell from the title). Guess who my two favourite characters are. Guess which soundtracks I'm going to be spending a ridiculous amount of money on. I'll give you a hint.
I know, I know. I'm beyond late to the game for Battlestar Galactica. I've only reached series 3 episode 17 but I'll be working on the rest. (Although I'm currently holding the rest hostage till I'm finished my collage assignment) BSG is one of those shows I kept meaning to catch up on and watch but never got round to. The fact that some people found it too dark didn't help motivate me too much either, esp after Torchwood Children of Earth. But Claire recently watched the whole thing and was raving about it around the same time that fellow geek Kerouac77 over on twitter found out I hadn't seen it, so really I was left with no option but to watch it. I'll admit it took me a bit to get into it but once I did the only thing stopping me was the time limits on video watching on certain sites.
I've been hunting down episode reactions (and fic) as I've watched (hard to do, esp when not being able to explore the fandom more for fear of being spoiled more than I already or confirming things I'm not sure are true or not) and I'm kinda glad I wasn't watching it as it aired, firstly because o my gods I can't imagine what the end of series 2 did to fandom, and because of what I've read TPTB were spoiler central and fans weren't sure if there was actually any kind of plan to the show.
I'm hesitant to make and any definitive statements on the show since I still have the rest of series 3, a mini series and series 4 to go and a lot can change over that amount of episodes (I point you again to the end of series 2) but I'm enjoying it. I really love the complexity of some of the decisions made and how even if someone makes a choice I might not agree with I understand why they did it and thought it was right and half the time end up coming round to their thinking. Not to mention the love I have for some of the characters.
Also what's not to love about a show that can have pieces as beautiful as 'Roslin and Adama' above but also as cracky as 'Battlestar Operatica' with the lyrics, I kid you not:
Woe upon your Cylon heart
There's a toaster in your head
And it wears high heels
Number 6 calls to you
The Cylon Detector beckons
Your girlfriend is a toaster
Woe upon your Cylon heart
Alas, disgrace! Alas, sadness and misery!
The toaster has a pretty red dress
Red like its glowing spine
Number Six whispers
By Your Command
Actually whenever I finish watching and am better acquainted with the soundtracks I must do a post about the soundtrack because it is beyond amazing.
I know, I know. I'm beyond late to the game for Battlestar Galactica. I've only reached series 3 episode 17 but I'll be working on the rest. (Although I'm currently holding the rest hostage till I'm finished my collage assignment) BSG is one of those shows I kept meaning to catch up on and watch but never got round to. The fact that some people found it too dark didn't help motivate me too much either, esp after Torchwood Children of Earth. But Claire recently watched the whole thing and was raving about it around the same time that fellow geek Kerouac77 over on twitter found out I hadn't seen it, so really I was left with no option but to watch it. I'll admit it took me a bit to get into it but once I did the only thing stopping me was the time limits on video watching on certain sites.
I've been hunting down episode reactions (and fic) as I've watched (hard to do, esp when not being able to explore the fandom more for fear of being spoiled more than I already or confirming things I'm not sure are true or not) and I'm kinda glad I wasn't watching it as it aired, firstly because o my gods I can't imagine what the end of series 2 did to fandom, and because of what I've read TPTB were spoiler central and fans weren't sure if there was actually any kind of plan to the show.
I'm hesitant to make and any definitive statements on the show since I still have the rest of series 3, a mini series and series 4 to go and a lot can change over that amount of episodes (I point you again to the end of series 2) but I'm enjoying it. I really love the complexity of some of the decisions made and how even if someone makes a choice I might not agree with I understand why they did it and thought it was right and half the time end up coming round to their thinking. Not to mention the love I have for some of the characters.
Also what's not to love about a show that can have pieces as beautiful as 'Roslin and Adama' above but also as cracky as 'Battlestar Operatica' with the lyrics, I kid you not:
Woe upon your Cylon heart
There's a toaster in your head
And it wears high heels
Number 6 calls to you
The Cylon Detector beckons
Your girlfriend is a toaster
Woe upon your Cylon heart
Alas, disgrace! Alas, sadness and misery!
The toaster has a pretty red dress
Red like its glowing spine
Number Six whispers
By Your Command
Actually whenever I finish watching and am better acquainted with the soundtracks I must do a post about the soundtrack because it is beyond amazing.
Thursday 27 August 2009
Real Life in General at the Moment
So it's been busy but not really busy since I last posted. Probably more of a 'whenever I wanted to write a post I was nowhere near a computer' kind of absence.
I graduated on 9th of September. Thankfully the ceremony wasn't long and I know have my degree all rolled up in it's cardboard tube. It's slightly strange, three years of work and technically the culmination of education for a lot of people and the only physical thing I have to show for it is a nice bit of paper with some Latin on it and a lot of books. Mind you I'd have a lot of books either way.
I was also accepted into University of Ulster for a postgrad in Museum Practice and Management. As you can imagine I was delighted. I even have my extremely fake looking did-you-just-print-that-off-yourself student ID. Don't get me wrong, it's interesting, but I'm less shiny about the whole thing now as I really feel they're not using the whole online aspect to their proper advantage. I mean there's not even a section for general questions or discussion. Isn't that kind of a basic thing to have. It's all so rigidly defined. The fact I have questions about our upcoming assignment (due Friday) and 3 days later emails haven't been replied to is extremely frustrating when I just want to get it done but can't with out knowing the basics. I'm going to breath before I get going into a proper rant. Just have to hope it gets better and if not each module's supposed to be very different so I'll just count down to the next one.
On a more positive note I'm employed \o/ It's only a temporary Christmas job in a Christmas shop (Yes I know I'll probably be driven insane soon enough) but I'm happy to be working and not feeling a bit like a useless slaker. I start next week so here's hoping it turns out okay.
I leave thee a fun clip of the amazing Michael Emerson makes kids stories creepy.
I graduated on 9th of September. Thankfully the ceremony wasn't long and I know have my degree all rolled up in it's cardboard tube. It's slightly strange, three years of work and technically the culmination of education for a lot of people and the only physical thing I have to show for it is a nice bit of paper with some Latin on it and a lot of books. Mind you I'd have a lot of books either way.
I was also accepted into University of Ulster for a postgrad in Museum Practice and Management. As you can imagine I was delighted. I even have my extremely fake looking did-you-just-print-that-off-yourself student ID. Don't get me wrong, it's interesting, but I'm less shiny about the whole thing now as I really feel they're not using the whole online aspect to their proper advantage. I mean there's not even a section for general questions or discussion. Isn't that kind of a basic thing to have. It's all so rigidly defined. The fact I have questions about our upcoming assignment (due Friday) and 3 days later emails haven't been replied to is extremely frustrating when I just want to get it done but can't with out knowing the basics. I'm going to breath before I get going into a proper rant. Just have to hope it gets better and if not each module's supposed to be very different so I'll just count down to the next one.
On a more positive note I'm employed \o/ It's only a temporary Christmas job in a Christmas shop (Yes I know I'll probably be driven insane soon enough) but I'm happy to be working and not feeling a bit like a useless slaker. I start next week so here's hoping it turns out okay.
I leave thee a fun clip of the amazing Michael Emerson makes kids stories creepy.
Sunday 5 July 2009
Everyone Needs Random Rambling Update Posts
You know I actually have a few half way/nearly finished blog posts I really should get done and post. Not to mention I need to sort out my lists and get tags more organised. The one I mentioned inspired by something Gwen says in the Australian Torchwood promo is kinda thinky, I guess all the thinking from college had to go somewhere, and I've decided to wait till after Children of Earth to do that one.
Speaking of which I can't wait for tomorrow night. It's a while since I've been this excited for a tv show. While I'm still sad it's just one week of Torchwood that we've been waiting far too long for I'm just dying for something new. I know we had the radio plays this week (which were good in some ways but I had to internally do some hand waving and ignoring) but CoE is being made out to be something truly epic and I am unspoiled so I have no real idea what's going to happen. Hope I don't have my hopes up to high.
I am still unemployed which isn't unexpected given the lack of jobs out there. I'll be finishing off my post grad application today, just 2/3 sections left. We'll see how that goes. I don't have the highest hopes as I think they want people with more experience but I do have back up plans so it's all cooley.
Oh I forgot I didn't mention it here but I got the results of my final exams. I'm finishing up my degree with a 2.1. That is 3 years of work finished. In all honesty I don't think I'll really realise I'm done till it's September and I'm graduating instead of picking modules for the year. There is the option of rejecting the degree and retaking up to 15 credits during the August repeats in order to get a higher mark. It's tempting with English as I didn't do too well in one or two exams but I don't think it's worth the effort and the stress. I'm content with my results and History is what I want to continue with and it's the one I did best in. Not to mention graduation would be late in October instead of the proper graduation.
I actually came runner up in something. Over on Twitter writer James Moran, if you're on Twitter I encourage you to follow him here, (with phrasing like that no wonder Aoife thinks everyone on Twitter are stalkers) has been running a caption competition with the above picture (that's him on the Torchwood Hub set) and I was one of the three runners up. He was kind enough the decide to give the 3 of us a prize as well. I now have to pick a name I want in something he's going to write.
As this was long and rambling I'm finishing up with a funny, but sadly true, little sketch about gender targeting advertising.
EDIT: The clip plays automatically which can be annoying and I don't know how to stop that so I'm linking instead. Linky
Speaking of which I can't wait for tomorrow night. It's a while since I've been this excited for a tv show. While I'm still sad it's just one week of Torchwood that we've been waiting far too long for I'm just dying for something new. I know we had the radio plays this week (which were good in some ways but I had to internally do some hand waving and ignoring) but CoE is being made out to be something truly epic and I am unspoiled so I have no real idea what's going to happen. Hope I don't have my hopes up to high.
I am still unemployed which isn't unexpected given the lack of jobs out there. I'll be finishing off my post grad application today, just 2/3 sections left. We'll see how that goes. I don't have the highest hopes as I think they want people with more experience but I do have back up plans so it's all cooley.
Oh I forgot I didn't mention it here but I got the results of my final exams. I'm finishing up my degree with a 2.1. That is 3 years of work finished. In all honesty I don't think I'll really realise I'm done till it's September and I'm graduating instead of picking modules for the year. There is the option of rejecting the degree and retaking up to 15 credits during the August repeats in order to get a higher mark. It's tempting with English as I didn't do too well in one or two exams but I don't think it's worth the effort and the stress. I'm content with my results and History is what I want to continue with and it's the one I did best in. Not to mention graduation would be late in October instead of the proper graduation.
I actually came runner up in something. Over on Twitter writer James Moran, if you're on Twitter I encourage you to follow him here, (with phrasing like that no wonder Aoife thinks everyone on Twitter are stalkers) has been running a caption competition with the above picture (that's him on the Torchwood Hub set) and I was one of the three runners up. He was kind enough the decide to give the 3 of us a prize as well. I now have to pick a name I want in something he's going to write.As this was long and rambling I'm finishing up with a funny, but sadly true, little sketch about gender targeting advertising.
EDIT: The clip plays automatically which can be annoying and I don't know how to stop that so I'm linking instead. Linky
Friday 19 June 2009
Florence and the Machine
I have to recommend Florence and the Machine.
At the moment she's probably most famous for Cosmic Love, otherwise known as that song from the O2 ad.
But I've been listening to that and 2 other songs (only non-live I could find) non stop. [Actual official videos have embedding disabled:(]
Dog Days
Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up) (Start ever so slightly cut off)
I can't wait for the album 'Lungs' to come out on 6th July.
At the moment she's probably most famous for Cosmic Love, otherwise known as that song from the O2 ad.
But I've been listening to that and 2 other songs (only non-live I could find) non stop. [Actual official videos have embedding disabled:(]
Dog Days
Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up) (Start ever so slightly cut off)
I can't wait for the album 'Lungs' to come out on 6th July.
Silly Girl
Guess what people, according to the LA Times the only reason girls could possibly be interested in those awfully geeky things like conventions is so we can fawn over hot Hollywood stars. I guess I'd best go through my blog and twitter and delete anything remotely geeky cause how could a silly little girl like me ever be interested in anything like shows, books, movies, storylines, characters, relationships, development, a big portion of the TV I watch, my sheer enjoyment of something as a whole, etc when there are guys to be drooled over. Of course I need the LA Times amazing guide for girls attending Comic Con complete with pictures to help us know which panels will have the things we girls enjoy most cause apparently there's more going on than 'Twilight'. I didn't even know girls liked/attended/knew about that major summer event that tends to be all over the internet and every fandom is involved in.
*rolls eyes*
Yeah I'm somewhat annoyed, along with a good portion of other people. The geeky/nerdy stereotype is getting old. God, the summaries beside the slides are insulting. Yes there are some good things listed, but the reasons given are just so ... I can't even go into them individually or this post may never end. I mean god forbid a girl like me spend most of her TV watching time watching sci-fi and other not quite normal/main stream shows and, shock horror, may not care how attractive or unattractive an actor is but more about the character as an individual.
I love Comic Con. Heck someone asked if I wanted to go last year but I do not have those kinds of funds. I would probably give an arm to be able to attend it and it's not for the 'hot' guys but for the shows I love and enjoy. Like a lot of other people I will spend the week of Comic Con looking for reports, videos and podcasts not so I can ogle some guy but so I can hear the fans/actors/writers/directors/producers etc talk about something they enjoy.
Now excuse me while I be geeky and post the latest Torchwood trailer and be all happy that we finally have an air week of between the 4 and 10 of July and the radio plays the week before and that I am largely spoiler free. I'd actually like to do a longer post about something that Gwen says in this trailer that put an idea in my head but I think I'd like to do it as part of a longer post. So for now enjoy.
*rolls eyes*
Yeah I'm somewhat annoyed, along with a good portion of other people. The geeky/nerdy stereotype is getting old. God, the summaries beside the slides are insulting. Yes there are some good things listed, but the reasons given are just so ... I can't even go into them individually or this post may never end. I mean god forbid a girl like me spend most of her TV watching time watching sci-fi and other not quite normal/main stream shows and, shock horror, may not care how attractive or unattractive an actor is but more about the character as an individual.
I love Comic Con. Heck someone asked if I wanted to go last year but I do not have those kinds of funds. I would probably give an arm to be able to attend it and it's not for the 'hot' guys but for the shows I love and enjoy. Like a lot of other people I will spend the week of Comic Con looking for reports, videos and podcasts not so I can ogle some guy but so I can hear the fans/actors/writers/directors/producers etc talk about something they enjoy.
Now excuse me while I be geeky and post the latest Torchwood trailer and be all happy that we finally have an air week of between the 4 and 10 of July and the radio plays the week before and that I am largely spoiler free. I'd actually like to do a longer post about something that Gwen says in this trailer that put an idea in my head but I think I'd like to do it as part of a longer post. So for now enjoy.
Sunday 7 June 2009
The Hunt for Gollum
The Hunt for Gollum is the story of Aragon tracking down Gollum before The Lord of the Rings. It’s one of those movies which is made for fans by fans and cost under £3,000 to make.
It’s not the best movie ever made but for something made so cheaply this is great. Watching the making of it's clear a lot of time and dedication went into this.
I particularly loved how they got around the problem of Gollum. Let’s face it he’s a pretty expensive character to bring to life and I really like how they got round that by showing him from a distance and in the sack. The actual close up of him at the end was really well done as well. The fight scene was also great.
It makes me disappointed that The Hobbit movies are, last time I heard, just going to be the book split in two. I really would have loved to see the in-between period, especially this part of the story, played out in a longer film.
I’d also recommend checking out this concept trailer for their next project. It looks like one of those plague/zombie/zombie plague moves and really scary.
It’s not the best movie ever made but for something made so cheaply this is great. Watching the making of it's clear a lot of time and dedication went into this.
I particularly loved how they got around the problem of Gollum. Let’s face it he’s a pretty expensive character to bring to life and I really like how they got round that by showing him from a distance and in the sack. The actual close up of him at the end was really well done as well. The fight scene was also great.
It makes me disappointed that The Hobbit movies are, last time I heard, just going to be the book split in two. I really would have loved to see the in-between period, especially this part of the story, played out in a longer film.
I’d also recommend checking out this concept trailer for their next project. It looks like one of those plague/zombie/zombie plague moves and really scary.
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