Walking with Idioms - Zombies, Corpses and Graves

Zombies

The term "zombie" originates from various Afro-Caribbean traditions, particularly Haitian Vodou. In this context, a zombie is a reanimated corpse brought back to life through magical or supernatural means. These zombies are often portrayed as lacking free will and being under the control of a sorcerer or priest.

In modern times, however, the concept of zombies has evolved, particularly in movies. Contemporary zombies are more commonly depicted as being driven by mindless hunger and operating on basic instincts rather than being controlled by a specific being.

Idioms

• Not living
• Not Dead
• Mindless
• Brain less
• Eternal hunger
• Focus on eating
• No real
• Frightening
• QUite unnatural
• Seems to move like its alive
• Reanimatd corpse
• Lack free will
• Under control of another
• Insationable hungary, hungry
• Rotten, pale, decaying
• Stagger, lack motor control
• Instinctual, repiling brain rather tahn emotional or logical, like an animal.
• Lack identity, no memory of former live
• Impervious to conventional death
• Cant communicate in a meaningful way
• Threating, can be aggressive.
• Innfections, (virus/infection)
• Endles craving
• Skills to deal with zombies
• Suppliers to defend yourself and attack
• You could turn into one.
• Science function
• Not real 
• Zombies lead to a breakdown of law and order. 
• Makes those around them have to be in a flight to survive and protect themselves. Makes people isolate themselves, not trust.

Corpses

Considerations: A few things we can consider around corpses and idioms in where was the person in relation to the courpse preseeding the event in which they find themselves*:

*Disclaimer: before doing the following exploration I would ask if someone has passed away recently

• was there a battle before this?
• was this something that was natural?
• was this the result of someone getting hurt?
• did they bring this on themselves?
• was this person not paying attention to the people around them or the environment?

You can also consider what may have been your role in this?

• Cause death
• Accomplice 
• Where you a by stander
• Witness
• Did you miss the who thing
• Did you just show up

Idioms

Dead Rotting Decopising Decay Lifeless Pale Stiffa rigid Drained Empty Soulless

• Place to rest
• Below ground
• Grounded
• This is buried
• Put a lid on it
• Covered over
• Cover up
• Soiled
• Underworld
• Beneath us
• Gone back to the earth
• Know where this lies
• Know where he lies
• Grave place
• Sign, marked out
• Writing on something solid
• There is someone lying benth what’s written
• Make the end for all to see