#zackxray

isaac foster & rachel gardner – angels of death

Ray's birthday passed and ZackRay Month is a little too long so I think it's best to cut it down to a week.

Question is, when should it be held? 🤔

And you bet your sweet asses I'm making it a thing again. 👀✨

okay guys but the theory of zack and rachel dying doesn't stand up.

here my reasons:

if zack really wanted to keep his promise to kill rachel (since he hates lies) he would have done that when they were in the bulding and rachel was injured. he could have given her the final blow. but he didn't. he was shocked and hopeless. he himself said "what's the point in going outside if she isn't there?" (he didn't say those exact words but it was smth like that). that means he doesn't give a shit to keep living if ray isn't next to him. so i highly doubt that he escaped a maximum security prison just to kill her because, as i said before, he could have done that in the building when rachel was already dying. working so hard to keep her alive for ending it all like that in the last few minutes? nah, don't think so.

also, the priest. not only he was on zack's side (in a sort of way) but he himself convinced zack to escape from that hell of a place. why? to let them die when they finally were outside? that doesn't make any sense. he knew that they would have managed to survive once they were free. he would have let them die in the building if he thought that there was no hope.

my theory is that zack escaped but in the meantime he was injured and lost blood on the window when he saved ray. he told her that if that was what she really wanted (dying) she had to stop crying and smile. in that way he metaphorically killed the old rachel and give birth to a new one.

so i believe that the author decided to put those strange details (blood on the window, knife, pieces of glass) to make us wonder but i'm sorry, the bad ending wouldn't have any logical sense. a sad ending isn't always the right one.