Some Zombie Walk RULES

BLOOD: If you’re going to use blood when “attacking” victims or being “attacked,” don’t use anything that will stain the sidewalk. In fact, try your darnedest not to get anything on the sidewalk or on anything else for that matter. Yes, we know bloody handprints look neat on a telephone pole, but please don’t do it.

SIDEWALKS: Speaking of sidewalks, STAY ON THEM! Don’t run out into traffic. Don’t jaywalk. When crossing at an intersection, let cars through when it’s their turn.

BEHAVIOR: Be on your best zombie behavior. Don’t scream profanities (you’re a zombie you should be groaning for brains anyway). Don’t attack anyone who isn’t a designated victim. (More on this shortly.) Do not enter any businesses unless they made it clear that it is ok to do so. Do not touch the windows of businesses. Do not touch anyone’s vehicles or any other private/personal property.

LAWS: Obey all laws at all times! It’s that simple. You want to be able to have this event every year right? We want this event to happen without any incedents.

How to be a Victim

A victim is a non-zombie whose purpose is to be attacked by the zombie horde, thus turning them into a zombie too. Some “victims” like to dress up in military garb and attempt to stop the horde. But, you can just dress as any ordinary citizen if you’d like. If you want to be a victim in this year’s Zombie Walk, here are some guidelines. First, identify yourself properly as a victim by placing a duct tape “X” on an obvious place of your clothing. After the Zombies see you, the victim can try to evade the horde, and when the zombies finally catch you (oh yes, they WILL catch you!), the horde will swarm the victim, concealing him or her rom view, allowing the victim to crouch and apply blood and/or makeup to themselves. We will have blood and duct tape available at the walk for a small fee. The victim can, if they’d like, rip their clothing while being attacked to add to the effect. Once the victim has zombified themselves, you’re ready to rise as a member of the Undead, just give the Zombies a signal, get up and resume the Walk! Welcome to the world of the living dead!
Some tips to remember:
1) Place the duct tape on a prominent part of your clothing and play it cool until the Undead arrive. We want the impression that you are really a victim, not a willing participant. If somehow the Zombies don’t see that you want to be attacked, make a fuss, yell about the Zombie Apocalypse, and bring attention to yourself. We don’t want anyone to be left out that wants to be involved.
2) Place starter holes in any clothing you want ripped, and make sure that you can rip it yourself with little assistance; we don’t want any Zombies getting in trouble for ripping clothing that victims want to keep whole.
3) Scatter yourselves along the route of the walk so that there are victims the whole way, don’t get too clumped up, we want the impact of the attacks to continue throughout the walk.
4) Please be careful that you do not go into the street or run into someone accidentally or disobey any laws. If someone gets the wrong idea and thinks you’re really being attacked, stop and explain the situation so that they don’t get too concerned and then get back into character whenever you feel that they are comfortable.
5) Have fun with it! Scream, yell, put up a fight, and get into it! The makeup and the blood are important to make you look the part, but the number one way to identify a Zombie is attitude. When you rise, everyone should be clear that one more Zombie has joined the horde.

 

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5 Responses to Rules

  1. Missmonster says:

    This might be a silly question-but are the victims going to go ahead of the zombie horde and position themselves to get attacked on the route? Or do they just break away from the group when a crowd of bystanders are nearby?

  2. That is a super-peachy-keen post. Thanks for really blathering on like that! Seriously, I don’t think I could have spent more effort wishing for something heavy to fall on me to erase that nonsense from my mind!

  3. That is a super-peachy-keen post. Thanks for really blathering on like that! Seriously, I don’t think I could have spent more effort wishing for something heavy to fall on me to erase that nonsense from my mind!

  4. That is a super-peachy-keen post. Thanks for really blathering on like that! Seriously, I don’t think I could have spent more effort wishing for something heavy to fall on me to erase that nonsense from my mind!

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