49erfan;590203 wrote:I'm not sure andrea being immune makes sense since she was going to stay there to die. Wouldn't the doctor try to convince her to leave or even try to get out with them to continue the research. I think she is infected more so than she is immune.
Fair points, but I don't think rational logic applies in this situation. The doctor had given up hope, had given up fighting. Even if he had a cure there's no way to synthesize it and distribute it. A lost cause. He resigned himself to taking the easy out.
Also, note the Doc did not blow-up the facility - it's an automatic protocol when the facility runs out of fuel because after that there's no power to set-off a containment procedure. So even if he's looking at Andrea being the potential solution he has no lab with the research capability to do anything about it.
Go back to the fact that her sister took much longer than 3 hours to wake and if Andrea is infected she has been so for well-over a day. Either she has an immunity or a mutated form of the virus. And I think it's also interesting that they showed us how he virus only fires very fundamental synapses in the brain, not complex ones controlling speech and memory. Maybe showing how the virus works was just background and not a plot device, but we'll see.