It's a Zombie Bump.
Here's a scale off the top of my head.
Under 24 hours--Monty Python Bump. (I'm not dead yet!)
24-72 hours--Jesus Bump. And on the third day, he rose from the dead (according to Christian doctrine)
72-96 hours--Lazarus Bump. Yeah, the guy was dead, but according to the bible (or Bible), he'd been in the tomb (dead) for four days.
96 hours-7 days--Zombie Bump. While it may be back to "
life"
, somebody's probably going to notice the chunk of flesh that's gone from your face.
1 week-2 weeks--Exhumation Bump. The mortician missed something in the murder trial that might exonerate somebody living.
2 weeks-1 month--Wrong Body Bump. The funeral director discovered that they had accidentally flip-flopped hearses on the way to the cemetery.
1 month-2 months--Rotting Corpse Bump. Not too much can be salvaged from this, unless you're an entomologist.
2 months and up--Necrobump. Often irrelevant, unless you're looking to reuse the casket. Still, there are few skilled technicians at this craft, who can shed some new light on the case (cold case research). Often, though, the comments are useless and disregarded.
Nothing to say on the hold though. I think this is the one with that 5 mimic puzzle where you have to get them into a higher corridor, for some reason. Bugs me.
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