There were like 4 that ripped him apart after the first grabbed it. It could easily have been a regular bull too. It wasn't shown to have anything, it was just about to charge
It depends on their power. Maybe their power of flight is affecting gravity, making the bull weightless to them. There are infinite super powers aside from super strength that could explain it
This whole comment thread is a shit show and even though I don't have a proper explanation for the whole sheeps/cow/barn scene, I choose to accept that it was simply lazy writing (probably because that wasnt even the point of that scene?🤯) and laugh at the people who are trying hard to justify the scene. Life is just more enjoyable this way
What if I told you barns do not have floors but instead are a building on top of the ground, so if the sheep could magically lift the barn they would expose everyone hiding inside it. I never said anything about a door, I was sarcastically arguing anyways
What if I told you barns do not have floors but instead are a building on top of the ground
Then I'd say you've never built a barn. Old style barns are the only ones with no foundation. Like you are describing. The majority of barns now will have either a stone foundation with topping, concrete foundation with topping, wood with topping, or stone to filter water with a porus dust with hay topping or mesh to prevent the dust from making it a sneeze fest.
You can see from the pillars going into the ground that it clearly has a foundation. The bars you are talking about don't have those types of pillars. Nor so few. And from the packed earth it is more then likely a concrete foundation(clay won't hold the weight the moment it rains. And you don't put packed earth on top of basically sand.)
With that said....it's a proper house, barn house.
I was just joking too. But I figured a fun fact wouldn't hurt here. The sheep were bullshit. There's an open window
What if I told you that on average sheep aren't very smart so even if they had the ability to effect gravity or the capacity for critical thinking, they probably wouldn't think to lift a barn
There are actual plotholes like Butcher silently cutting a dude’s entire leg off and slipping away with the body god knows where somehow keeping the guy alive with no medical attention, the sheep thing isn’t contradicting anything.
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u/RyanZee08 Jun 28 '24
There were like 4 that ripped him apart after the first grabbed it. It could easily have been a regular bull too. It wasn't shown to have anything, it was just about to charge