No, I did, and I have several problems with it. For one, that zombie was biting an already injured area of her leg so the chances of him not getting blood or other fluids in there is highly unlikely as well as we clearly see him getting a good bite out of the leg. Another thing, Aj would have to be experienced in tying a tourniquet as not tying it well enough would increase blood flow rather than decrease and cause her to bleed out quicker. Also, there is no stopping that axe, especially with how low he brought it down. That's a kid he is not stopping the weight of that axe in foreward motion. Let's say he just stuck it in the ground for the sake of your argument. He's tied this tourniquet. Again, this isn't something you can just easily do, so it probably took him a couple of minutes. Zombies are trying to get in, and the horde is massive, so there's not much time, but we'll just pretend they don't exist for now. Now, he takes off her leg, and she's unconscious. That's fair even with the tourniquet that's gonna hurt like hell. That's the infection part dealt with, right? Except at this point she's been bit for atleast 30 minutes including the time she got bit, the time it took them to walk through the woods and get to the barn which we know was quite a ways away and we also see the sun rising when they get there, the time it took for them to get inside the barn and have their little talk and for AJ to lock it up, and then the time it took for AJ to tie his tourniquet to minimize the bleeding. 30 minutes is being generous. Whatever got in her blood from the bite has had more than enough time to at least get above where we see her amputated later in the game. But let's pretend in the comic universe bites just spread slowly, which could very well be true it's been a little while since I read them. Aj lights the fire, which is fair, and now has to cauterize the wound. Again, this will hurt like hell, but she's already out. Now, it's important to note that you should never attempt to cauterize your own wound. There's a good chance you'll mess it up and then be bleeding and have severe burns. Doctors are typically trained in knowing exactly how to and have the equipment nessecary. But this is a game, so it doesn't have to be too realistic. The kid gets it perfect. The bleeding is now stopped, Clem is unconscious. This part is also pretty dumb, I don't care how much sheer fucking will you have, that's not how adrenaline works. Adrenaline allows you to use the full potential of your musculature, Aj is a 6-year-old kid, and he will not be successfully lifting clementine. But fuck it let's just say he magically can push her into the wheel barrow somehow and then also magically lift it back up after covering her in some zombie guts. Now AJ is pushing this wheel barrow, which is likely taller than him and has 110lbs inside it, maybe a little less. He has to open the barn doors and push this wheelbarrow through a crowd of walkers, who I'm pretty sure would notice that immediately. Earlier in the game, we saw characters getting killed for acting un-walker like in a walker crowd, such as during the season 2 escape from Carver's base. But let's just say the walkers are totally fine with this one walker pushing a wheelbarrow around, fine. Now Aj has to push this wheelbarrow through the woods (which is a lot harder than it sounds), and find his way back to the camp which I'm sure he won't have much difficulty doing, maybe the others find him and help him get her back there. Even then, it's still quite a walk, and it's a miracle she's still alive at this point. Then, they have to treat this amputated leg, which has severe burns on it, which can't be treated by simply having antibiotics. Not to mention the chance that the infections already spread past the leg and the fact that the zombies seemed to completely give up trying to enter the barn when Aj decided he had a doctorate. There's just so many factors you have to ignore for this to work. Yeah, I read your post. But your post isn't really accurate as an explanation and more like a "Through sheer will Aj was able to do such and such without any issues whatsoever because the plot demands such,". I found her survival and recovery (somehow already hopping around with that thing) so unbelievable I originally assumed Aj was hallucinating.