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This is a "Wild Mass Guess" entry, where we pull out all the sanity stops on theorizing. The regular entry on this topic is elsewhere. Please see this programme note.

Resistance

Hale did not die in the end of Resistance 2.

Well, he has a healing factor, and Capelli shot him in the head. In other words, he didn't die at all.

Well, Boom, Headshot is a prominent gameplay mechanic, and if ordinary Chimera Mooks can't heal from a bullet to the head, then Hale probably couldn't either.

Stillman is a mole

A well-done mole. The Fridge Logic of him turning on the intro music when he's surrounded by aliens and his wife has (supposedly) been dragged off to a cocoon of some kind is jarring. Plus, his voice is just...too perfect. It's too into it. Therefore, I purport that he is, in fact, a mole of some kind for the Chimera.

Makes sense, really. There are a lot of things he talks about that one bit of intel from the first game said American radio speakers weren't supposed to talk about. Then again, the Chimera weren't on American soil at that point, but still.

The dinosaurs were the race that the Chimera went to war with in prehistory.

Well, the war ended when the Chimera accomplished their mission at the crater in New Mexico, coinciding with current theories about the extinction of the dinosaurs. The Timeline of several million years also coincides with the time period in which dinosaurs were dominant on earth. Additional visual evidence for this comes from Marauders in Resistance 2. Given the Chimeran tendency to make soldiers out of the bodies of their fallen enemies, it makes more sense that the marauder creature was created from the venerable lizards than from human bodies.

The Chimera has created the Blacklight Virus.

It's their backup plan in case they fail.
- That doesn't seem too likely. The world of Prototype is not the same as Resistance, but simply our world in the the not-too-distant future.

Resident Evil 6

WMG/Video Games

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