Jan 27, 2009 12:31
Wesker's been put through the door again. Try not to shoot him.
Chris, I believe you had a question for me? And Leon, you wouldn't mind taking Handsome for the day? Mello, how are the 5 a.m. runs? Matt isn't wrapped around your ankles the entire way, is he?
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And I got a little bit of an explanation on this "door" thing, but not a really great one. So this Wesker roaming around now is the other Wesker?
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Add to that, this place wears on a person. Any person. For some of these people Chip and Dale, Mickey Mouse, even dinosaurs are real. Whatever this place is, it doesn't obey any sort of logic.
And no one knows how stable the T-virus is in the long term, anyway.
That said, you know better than anyone how well he can fake things. He likes to try to trick people, that certainly hasn't changed. He'll change his approach if he sees any benefit in it.
As for the door, think of it as a gateway. If you use a person's key, it opens in on a time or a world where that person is radically different. The last Chris that was here went through. He came out a cocky, swaggering grunt who was in Wesker's pocket for a while
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So, what you're saying Wesker is Wesker's even more off his rocker than he used to be. And still capable of pulling his old tricks on the side.
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Wesker is Wesker. He's got an Ace up his sleeve in almost every situation. And whether or not this place is affecting him negatively, it is making him more dangerous.
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But, this door Wesker; he's okay? Or is there something I should know about him, too? Cancer-treating doctor or not, I find it hard to believe there's nothing related to old Wesker in this other version.
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He was anti-Umbrella, and worked with Bio-Terrorism prevention and relief organization. There were certainly elements of the Wesker we know, in his personality, his outlook, but his cause didn't sacrifice lives for his own personal gain.
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