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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ahnehnois" data-source="post: 5735694" data-attributes="member: 17106">It is set in Georgia. Running AC all the time wastes gas (which raises a bigger issue, because gas does not stay usable forever even if stored), and it may be too hot to function with windows closed.There was a bit more in earlier episodes, and it makes sense that the camera would focus more on the emotional stuff and less on the technical stuff. Also, given the results, it appears Shane accurately appraised that emotions were the only thing keeping her from being a capable combatant, which is sometimes part of teaching.Perhaps they decided that if the neighborhood was overrun, she probably would not have stayed there any longer than they did, if she had survived and come through.I challenge anyone to make entertaining genre fiction (or fiction period) that can't be picked apart. That said, there's usually a decent answer to these kinds of questions if you think about them.I'm more concerned with how no one heard anything from the barn. These creatures/people aren't exactly silent, and one would expect the party to be very sensitive at this point. I'm also wondering how one snuck up on them in the drug store for the same reasons. On a character level, I'm wondering why Herschel decided to keep his 'prisoners' a secret. If it's not wrong/stupid to keep them in the barn why hide them? Always more questions...</blockquote>