Donny largely ignored Gale once he got into the bathroom, and when he asked about his sister Donny replied "Nope." As he decided on how to assassinate his current target. Soon another woman appeared, one that Donny only vaguely remembered seeing after he saw the brutalized corpse of his mother. "That I am." It seemed like she had some things to say though, so Donny left his screen on the pickpocket menu and turned to listen to the police woman.<br/><br/>Seemed like things weren't looking good. Like many zombie scenarios, the world was, to put it eloquently, losing it's shit. Donny heard a loud thump and saw that Gale and fallen onto the floor. "You alright Gale?" Donny didn't worry too much that Gale might be hurt. They were zombies, they couldn't feel pain. Still, wouldn't want Gale to have broken his neck on his bedroom floor. The police woman had more to say however. Punctuating for emphasis, she seemed to be dismayed that she was woefully unprepared for this catastrophe. She was also looking at Donny funny, which made him a slight unease. She seemed to have had fantasies about being ready for the zombie apocalypse. So did he. When she started to speak a prayer towards God, Donny decided to speak up.<br/><br/>"I can't do that, it's too early." Donny smiled at the possibly deranged woman. He would at least humor her in the madness. Donny knew that he certainly would like to revel in a bit of insanity right now. "After all, it's not too late. In fact, isn't this the right time? Right now in the darkest hour, where it seems that the world has finally met it's end, doesn't it need someone to be able to stand there and find the way? Why not you? Why not us?" Donny hugged his legs to his body as he spoke, a wiry smile dancing on his face. He himself was slowly losing himself to the madness, but he was determined to at least put himself on a good path before he succumbed. "You fantasies aren't over. No, in fact they're now your reality. So tell me madam; is this how you imagined yourself in your fantasies?" Donny looked at the police woman, wondering what she'd do or say.