"Boom blast, oh my gosh, you're a mess" , says the dog. He's about to die, he says, if he doesn't get out of the way of the walker. "Boom ba dump ba , dump huff" . "Grab on, red-boom squeeze bo , 113288" ) . The dog says he's not going to let the walker go, so he'll have to hold on to the walker until it's safe to get out. He says he agrees with the idea that the demons should be "purified" by fire, but he thinks that as a soldier, he should be more concerned with protecting the civilians. "Why must the people be sacrificed?" , he asks. "We could have evacuated them," he says. "Did we have an agreement with general Werner ?" . He asks if this is the best way to purify the people. "As a soldier," the dog says, "you should be protecting the people, not telling them what to do . It's a shame that should not be shown." The dog asks if the people should surrender as soon as the demons enter the empire. "It's unacceptable, of course, obviously, didn't You see how they ought to be purified?" the dog asks. If you can't afford to be "pathetic," how about making more effort to win the holy war? "What did you say," he wonders. "You still havent found out the exact location of duvall," he asks, referring to the fact that he hasn't yet been able to figure out where she is. "Seriously," he continues. "Nothing is going right," he tells the dog,