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** This one appears to date back to the release of the demo. Still Jossed to Hell and back, since the "bearded man" it refers to is Jack Baker, and he shows himself to be really, really good at sneaking up on people throughout the game.

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Because as of Resident Evil 6, both USA and China is ruined because of a major BOW attack, technological progress isn't as fast as the real world, and this results in how tapes still used and cars isn't looking as advanced as in the modern era.

* Not confirmed or denied either way, but the part of southern Louisiana that [fictional] Dulvey is analogous to does have quite a lot of poverty, meaning things like appliances and vehicles tend to see use for a much longer time than they do for those who can easily afford to replace them. Besides, the canon film ''Vendetta'' takes place after 6, and shows numerous locations around the world where tech is about modern as it's ever been.

** There is a replica weapons manuefacturer that specializes in Resident Evil whose works on the seventh game's guns suggest that this is the real deal Umbrella, rebuilt, made up of people who were not just evil or crazy but just those doing a job, or actually wanted to stop outbreaks like the Chris we know did. So what about the title, Not a Hero? How about this? Chris had gone from a standard gung ho GI Joe character to one who is plagued by self doubt, guilt and conflict over whether anything he does is worth it or that he can atone for those who had died in outbreaks, or the deaths of who he worked with. Maybe Chris himself sees himself as not a hero, at the very least a HumbleHero who wishes he could have saved fallen STARS members, fallen BSAA members, ect. No amount of good he does will let him attone for it.

The ''Daughters'' DLC establishes [[spoiler: that Zoe cracked the password to Lucas' laptop by looking over his shoulder while he was using his phone, noting the unlock code as 1019 and that because he's sometimes shortsighted, he set the laptop to share the same password]]. It's more than likely that, sometime between Jack abducting Lucas to ''share the gift'' with him and Zoe hiding semi-permanently from the rest of the family, she managed to use the initial confusion of the infection to nab his phone for future use. Lucas probably dropped it in shock when he saw Jack's bizarre new aspect. This explains how she's able to dial Ethan on the landlines in the main game; we wouldn't expect her to be able to do that just using another landline. Then, when [[spoiler: Lucas captures both Mia and Zoe, he's happy to finally have his phone back from her to pester Ethan with and hey, who doesn't like mobile internet browsing, right? But shortly thereafter, he gets bored with it and falls back on using monitors and loudspeakers to communicate with Ethan and (presumably) his laptop for any browsing he might feel like.]]

The ''Daughters'' DLC establishes [[spoiler: that Zoe cracked the password to Lucas' laptop by looking over his shoulder while he was using his phone, noting the unlock code as 1019 and that because he's sometimes shortsighted, he set the laptop to share the same password]]. It's more than likely that, sometime between Jack abducting Lucas to ''share the gift'' with him and Zoe hiding semi-permanently from the rest of the family, she managed to use the initial confusion of the infection to nab his phone for future use. Lucas probably dropped it in shock when he saw Jack's bizarre new aspect. This explains how she's able to dial Ethan on the landlines in the main game; we wouldn't expect her to be able to do that just using another landline. Then, when [[spoiler: Lucas captures both Mia and Zoe, he's happy to finally have his phone back from her to pester Ethan with and hey, who doesn't like mobile internet browsing, right? But shortly thereafter, he gets bored with it and falls back on using monitors and loudspeakers to communicate with Ethan and (presumably) his laptop for any browsing he might feel like).]]

The ''Daughters'' DLC establishes [[spoiler: that Zoe cracked the password to Lucas' laptop by looking over his shoulder while he was using his phone, noting the unlock code as 1019 and that because he's sometimes shortsighted, he set the laptop to share the same password]]. It's more than likely that, sometime between Jack abducting Lucas to ''share the gift'' with him and Zoe hiding semi-permanently from the rest of the family, she managed to use the initial confusion of the infection to nab his phone for future use. Lucas probably dropped it in shock when he saw Jack's bizarre new aspect. This explains how she's able to dial Ethan on the landlines in the main game; we wouldn't expect her to be able to do that just using another landline. Then, when [[spoiler: Lucas captures both Mia and Zoe, he's happy to finally have his phone back to pester Ethan with and hey, who doesn't like mobile internet browsing, right? But shortly thereafter, he gets bored with it and falls back on using monitors and loudspeakers to communicate with Ethan and (presumably) his laptop for any browsing he might feel like).]]

The ''Daughters'' DLC establishes [[spoiler: that Zoe cracked the password to Lucas' laptop by looking over his shoulder while he was using his phone, noting the unlock code as 1019 and that because he's sometimes shortsighted, he set the laptop to share the same password]]. It's more than likely that, sometime between Jack abducting Lucas to ''share the gift'' with him and Zoe hiding semi-permanently from the rest of the family, she managed to use the initial confusion of the infection to nab his phone for future use. Lucas probably dropped it in shock when he saw Jack's bizarre new aspect. This explains how she's able to dial Ethan on the landlines in the main game; we wouldn't expect her to be able to do that just using another landline.

Her fate is [[spoiler: left ambiguous in the 'good' ending which is likely canon]]. Given that, Redfield will probably end up encountering her at some stage during the dlc. By now, due to despair and distraught over being left behind to basically die, she'll probably succumb to Eveline's mind control abilities and eventually transform into a monster like her parents, ultimately being the main boss fight in the dlc instead of Lucas who will probably just be taken into custody.

* '''Jossed'''. Clancy is nothing more than the camera-man of the Sewer Gators team.

[[WMG: The [[spoiler: "Redfield" that comes in alongside the Umbrella soldiers at the end isn't actually Chris but Hunk]]]]
It's rather weird that [[spoiler: Chris would actually work with Umbrella, even if they're supposed to be a new Umbrella (as indicated by the blue logo. Additionaly, his appearance matches previous appearances of Hunk, and he even wears a gas mask when he first comes down the rope]].
* One one hand [[spoiler: the fact his face and voice are different can be accounted for by first Chris has had multiple voice actors in the past, and RE VII was made using new rendering techniques involving photogrammetry, which could lead to new models.]] On the other [[spoiler: The CG movie ''Vendetta'' also features Chris, and his design matches the older games.]]
* It may very well just be an effort by Capcom to [[spoiler:move away from Chris' exaggerated physical features in 5 and 6 that led to much backlash and ridicule.]]

When Ethan is [[spoiler:trapped on the ship, he has a conversation with Jack through the HiveMind. Zoe is there, but Marguerite is not. Maybe the reason why Marguerite isn't there is because she's been so severely infected that she's just been completely absorbed into the Hive Mind. There isn't an individual component that can be uniquely identified from the larger body, like Jack's or Zoe's individual personalities. There's just nothing left of the person called "Marguerite". This is kind of supported by the Daughters DLC, which shows that she was the first to be infected by Eveline, and very badly at that.

** That would explain why [[spoiler: Jack is so heartbroken during the final confrontation with him in the Boathouse... He can't find Marguerite thought the HiveMind anymore due to her being completely absorbed into it after losing the one thing that allowed her to remain as herself. Her body]].]]

When Ethan is [[spoiler:trapped on the ship, he has a conversation with Jack through the HiveMind. Zoe is there, but Marguerite is not. Maybe the reason why Marguerite isn't there is because she's been so severely infected that she's just been completely absorbed into the Hive Mind. There isn't an individual component that can be uniquely identified from the larger body, like Jack's or Zoe's individual personalities. There's just nothing left of the person called "Marguerite". This is kind of supported by the Daughters DLC, which shows that she was the first to be infected by Eveline, and very badly at that.]]