28 Days Later Soundtrack
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Contents History Originscientists and were hired to try and isolate the specific neurochemicals that cause anger and excessive aggression in humans in order to develop an inhibitor that regulates anger control issues.After they successfully developed an inhibitor, Warren believed that delivering widespread with a pill or an aerosol wouldn't do, and decided to use the as a delivery system. However, within two weeks, several isolated genomes in the Ebola Virus reacted to the inhibitor and mutated, causing the inhibitor to have the opposite effect - instead of inhibiting anger, it caused its hosts to become full of constant, uncontrollable rage - and creating the Rage Virus. ( )ReleaseAfter the Rage Virus developed, Clive quit from the project and informed the about the experimentation on animals out of disgust at what he and Warren had created. ( ) A group of activists sent by the AFF later broke into the lab and freed one of the infected chimpanzee test subjects. That chimpanzee attacked and infected one of the activists, who then infected a scientist and the other activists. From them, the Rage Virus spread throughout.
( )Original Outbreak See main article:The streets of London are attacked by the Infected. ( )After the release of the infected chimps from the, the Rage Virus began to spread throughout Cambridge and eventually the whole of Great Britain. At first, the effects of the Virus were regarded by the media as rioting, (, ) but they were discredited by the public, as were attacking small villages and market towns as well as cities such as. ( )Eight days after Infection was released, the Prime Minister declared a state of emergency and martial law was imposed. However, the military blockades protecting London and Manchester were overrun by the Infected, causing the remainder of the panicked public that was not already infected to try and evacuate the country. (, ) This exodus ended when, fifteen days after the Rage Virus was released, Great Britain was quarantined by and the.
( )Within the next thirteen days, British society broke down and Great Britain was overrun by the Infected and destroyed by the Rage Virus. Apart from the few scattered survivors, the rest of the British population were either dead, infected, or had escaped during the exodus.
( )Post-OutbreakAfter the Original Outbreak, the original Infected gradually began to die from starvation. (, ) Within five weeks - six months after the initial outbreak, nearly all of the Infected in mainland England had died, ( ) although there were still some Infected further north in the mainland (particularly in ) who were more recently infected and had therefore not yet starved to death. ( )An Infected starving to death sixty days after Infection was released. ( )At some point a matter of months after the Original Outbreak, the Rage Virus spread from mainland Britain to; the island was secretly quarantined by the American military, and the Infection seemed to overrun Shetland.
( )Second Outbreak See main article:After most of the Infected died, the began to repopulate on the, while their forces decontaminated the rest of the city. However, twenty-eight weeks after the Original Outbreak, an asymptomatic carrier of the Rage Virus, was brought into the safe zone,.
Alice reunited with her husband, but unknowingly infected him with Rage through a kiss. After killing Alice, the infected Don went on a rampage in District One, infecting or killing anyone he came across and igniting an outbreak of the Rage Virus in the Green Zone. ( )As Infection spread throughout District One, the US Army began shooting and killing the Infected, then eventually both Infected and uninfected civilians.
The Air Cavalry firebombed District One in an effort to wipe the Rage Virus out, but a large number of Infected survived the firebombing and escaped into the derelict London, respreading the Infection in the city.When the US Army learned of the presence of surviving Infected in London, they, having not yet given up, began venting chemical gas and sending out soldiers and attack choppers to exterminate the remaining Infected. It is unknown whether or not the Army succeeded. (, )The Infected escape District One and swarm London. ( ) Outbreak in FranceDuring the Second Outbreak of Infection in London, - Alice and Don's son - was bitten by his infected father and thus became a Carrier of the Rage Virus like his mother.
Andy and his sister, then escaped across the into via helicopter, (, and crashed in or near two days after the destruction of District One. At the time when the trio crashed, the Rage Virus spread to mainland and appeared in Paris.
( )Infection ' If someone gets infected, you've got between ten and twenty seconds to kill them.' ― on how quickly the Rage Virus infects and takes over its hosts.The Rage Virus is spread through the blood and saliva, and is highly contagious to the point that just one drop of infected fluid is enough to infect a host. The Virus is typically transmitted through bites by the Infected, but can also spread through saliva exchange. Other ways Rage can infect a host include an Infected spewing infected blood in a host's face, (, ) or so much as one drop of infected blood getting in a host's eyes or mouth.Infected chimpanzee.
( )Once a host is infected, it will take ten - twenty seconds before they succumb to the Infection. It also appears that the amount of time it takes for the Rage Virus to take over a host depends on the amount of Rage that the host was exposed to; if two mouthfuls of infected fluid are vomited directly into a host's face, they will become infected almost instantly, but if one drop of infected fluid gets into their system through their eyes or mouth, it will take approximately fifteen - thirty seconds before the Virus begins to visibly affect them. ( ) An infected host may experience painful spasms and uncontrollable twitches and convulsions as the Rage Virus takes over their system, and they will begin to bleed from their eyes and mouth.Primates like humans and monkeys are apparently the only animals capable of carrying the Rage Virus.
It is unknown what would happen to a non-primate animal if it were exposed to the Infection, but it would most likely be unaffected by the Virus.Characteristics, an example of an infected human.After a host is infected by the Rage Virus, they suffer spasms in the extremities, (, ) and the Infection also causes capillaries to hemorrhage, ( ) making the host frequently vomit blood and bleed from their eyes and nose. The Infected's eyes also turn scarlet red.After an infected host succumbs to the Rage Virus, they will suffer from extreme, uncontrollable anger and aggression, and loss of higher intelligence. From that point on, the Infected will seek out and viciously attacks any uninfected person above any other goal else, even self-preservation and self-nourishment. The disease is easily transmissible through any bodily fluid. Because of this extreme contagiousness and very short incubation time, thousands within one area could be infected through one single Infected in under an hour. ( ) The Rage Virus gives those infected heightened mobility and endurance, thus enabling them to quickly rampage through miles and miles of territory and invade entire towns before expiring from lack of self-nourishment.
( ) The Virus seems to change the behaviour of the Infected over time as well, because recently-infected individuals were generally highly active during the day; ( ) but victims of the Infected who had likely been infected for longer were generally more active at night. (, )Rage is a recombinant strain of, and while its psychological symptoms are more like those of, it does retain some of the physiological symptoms of Ebola (red eyes, internal and external hemorrhaging and bleeding). The Rage Virus is also bloodborne and capable of infecting only primates; characteristics which it presumably retained from the Ebola Virus it mutated from.
( )ImmunityCertain people such as and possess a natural immunity to the symptoms of the Rage Virus; if the Virus infects one of these immune people, they will become a carrier of the disease but will remain immune to its effects. Carriers are still capable of infecting others though, as their blood and saliva still carries the Virus, but they will not display any symptoms of Infection themselves except for the left eye's sclera partially turning red.Alice Harris' bloodshot left eye; the only apparent symptom of infection seen in Carriers.