I have no idea, I'm afraid. Russia? It might explain Miller's hostility towards Winter. [He doesn't sound convinced, though.] And furthermore, if the impact was neutalised, what did happen to Norfinbury?
[aka his second least favourite thing in the world after fungal pneumonia. It makes sense but doesn't. He was around for the nuclear scares of decades past. He remembers how they worked.]
Not in the town itself, no - or the impact could hardly be considered neutralised. But if there had been other impacts, if there had been war on a greater scale... still, a nuclear winter would explain the weather, the plague, not the structural damage.
The destruction is simply too extensive to be the result of weather conditions. Even extreme weather over a long time. A hundred years aren't that much to a building. No... there was something else.
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*He doesn't know how nuclear stuff works but he's pretty sure its bad for your health.*
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Date: 2016-10-25 02:56 pm (UTC)[aka his second least favourite thing in the world after fungal pneumonia. It makes sense but doesn't. He was around for the nuclear scares of decades past. He remembers how they worked.]
Not in the town itself, no - or the impact could hardly be considered neutralised. But if there had been other impacts, if there had been war on a greater scale... still, a nuclear winter would explain the weather, the plague, not the structural damage.
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