25 Best Quotes From Netflix’s All Of Us Are Dead

Nam So-Ju was On-Ju’s father and extremely understanding. He didn’t care that his daughter couldn’t get good grades. All that he cared about was her well-being and health.

This one line foreshadows all that is to come later in the show. Lee Byeong-Chan talks about how dangerous one simple virus can be to humanity. Considering the current circumstances, he isn’t wrong.

After witnessing his son being bullied by his classmates and almost losing him to suicide, Lee Byeong-Chan had started hating the world for all the violence in it. It is this resentment that acts as a catalyst for his experiments and leads to the events in the show.

On-Ju had lost all hope after watching her friends die right in front of her. She felt like she couldn’t go on and wanted to die. Cheong-San tries to comfort her by reminding her that there are still people who care about her and she should live for them.

Lee Byeong-Chan had grown tired of seeing his son being bullied and almost killed due to it. He wanted his son to change and hence, he started experimenting on his son, to make him stronger. Things took a dark turn as he accidentally created a virus that turned people into zombies.

The Jonas virus outbreak had turned almost everyone in Hyosan High School into zombies. Considering that they were in the midst of such an event, the few remaining students were lucky enough to be alive.

After Na-yeon caused the death of one of the students, Ms. Park was heartbroken that one of her own students did that. She tells them how important human life is and putting another person in danger just makes one’s life meaningless.

Park Eun-hee is a politician who has to deal with the virus outbreak in the city. Being an assembly member, she was responsible for the lives of many and had to think about their safety first.

Byeong-chan was quite cold and insensitive about the mess that he had made. As he saw it, the virus was just stronger than humans and it was all natural selection.

Byeong-Chan had grown tired of the society he lived in, especially after what happened to his son. The system was rigged with violence and a common man like him couldn’t change it, even if he wanted to.

Violence never starts off big. It is always the minor violences that often grows into big ones. If these minor violences go overlooked, soon, violence would take over the world.

Byeong-chan saw humans as beings whose natural instincts had been suppressed by the constructs of morality and ethics. He believed that it stripped us of our actual human nature.

When people are faced with an overwhelming situation and they cannot find any hope to hold on to, they fall into despair. The few surviving students were desperate now and with time running out for them, they had no hope left.

Logic doesn’t always have to be the best choice. Sometimes, what one needs is empathy and compassion.

Nam So-ju was desperate to save his daughter. Being a fireman, he was bound by rules yet, he decided his daughter was more important. All the protocols ever did for him was stop him from saving lives before.

This exchange comes when Nam-ra talks about how in different countries the death of children and those of the old are valued differently. In some countries, the death of children is worse because when they die, we lose hope and in other countries, the death of the old is worse and we lose the wisdom that they held.

Even when the entire gang is full of despair and hopelessness, it is Nam-ra who gives them hope. She asks the students to hold on to what little hope they have and not go into despair even if the rest of the world has turned into zombies.

Ji Min had seen her parents turn into zombies. She felt like she had no one to go back to after what happened to her parents. She wanted to end her life and no one could relate to her.

Su-Hyeok never called Nam-Ra by name. She was surprised when he did so. And it was this moment that revealed how much Su-Hyeok cared for her, despite her being a zombie.

Nam-Ra never talked to any of her classmates. She always had her earphones and never talked too much. All of the rest of her classmates thought that she didn’t like any of them.

Nam-Ra had always been afraid that her grades would drop if she made friends. She was afraid of her mother and never hung out with anyone. It was the first time that she’d had a bonfire with her friends.

Eun Hee was an excellent politician who knew how to use circumstances to her own advantage. She was smart enough to use the zombie apocalypse as a PR strategy and help her get votes.

Seon Mu was the military commander who was bold enough to take risks. He wasn’t afraid to kill hundreds to save thousands.

Nam-Ra didn’t want her friends to die. She wanted them to live even if it meant abandoning her for the monster she had become.

Nam On Jo had seen her father tand friends die. Everyone asked her to live her life for all those who sacrificed themselves for her. But living her life in the memory of those who died for her seemed too selfish of an act. She wanted to die but couldn’t anymore.