I mean, only people who had died the year prior rose yet it seems like there were dozens from Roarton alone, and several of them kids. With a death rate like that in a town that small, the town would be abandoned within a decade.
In the zombie apocalypse, you don't have to be the fastest runner, you just can't be the slowest.
It might be that Jen school is a consolidated, like all the towns in the area or something
shareAnother thing is that, considering its not contagious, if only people from one year are resurrected they are so outnumbered from the liveing that I don't understand how scientists have the time to create a cure. In a week or so zombies would be killed if they stayed in town. They could survive in the forest though.
I don't understand how can the situation arise that after a lot of time from the riseing two girls are alone in a supermarket sourrounded by zombies. By that time zombies sould be very few and streets under control.
Maybe most zombies were cought after a few days instead of killed, and spent most of the time in cages. Since there are many undead recovered probably very few were killed during the rising. But I don't understand in this scenario why so much care to preserve rabids and so much disdain after they are cured.