Is Grace really "Normal"???

[Otherworld]

Since RE7, we really should always take things with a grain of salt.....

 

['99 Problems]

I was following along until he started using basic gameplay features as proof of her being, uh, "abnormal”. There aren’t any moments in the game where she reattaches her leg or is able to see enemies through walls or deadlifting tyrants, so I have no choice but to take Spencer’s words at face value.

 

[Otherworld]

For one reason or another, there are some stretches in the video. At the same time, IMO there is no way there isn't more to Grace's backstory.

The thing that strikes me, other than the flashbacks that Grace has after the Zeno video reveal, is the fact that in the Spencer video, Grace is brought out by an individual in a white coat, a researcher, rather than a caregiver.

To me, that's a giveaway as well.

 

[Bigboss192x]

I was following along until he started using basic gameplay features as proof of her being, uh, "abnormal”. There aren’t any moments in the game where she reattaches her leg or is able to see enemies through walls or deadlifting tyrants, so I have no choice but to take Spencer’s words at face value.

This. It also bothers me when people point to Leon's parry mechanic as Canon power level....

 

['99 Problems]

The thing that strikes me, other than the flashbacks that Grace has after the Zeno video reveal, is the fact that in the Spencer video, Grace is brought out by an individual in a white coat, a researcher, rather than a caregiver.

To me, that's a giveaway as well.

Seems normal though—Spencer being around lab coats and having them handle certain things. I recall Mr. Trevor mentioning them in his diary before he was dealt with.

This. It also bothers me when people point to Leon's parry mechanic as Canon power level....

Yep lol, leonsexuals about to be acting up for a while.

 

[Otherworld]

Seems normal though—Spencer being around lab coats and having them handle certain things. I recall Mr. Trevor mentioning them in his diary before he was dealt with.

If Spencer was really sincere about Grace, it was well within his means to provide a proper caregiver to this little girl that he describes as "his hope".

To me, a researcher carrying out the baby is a dead giveaway. If Spencer really did have a change of heart and cared for Grace, she would have been kept far away from any of his legacy research.

 

[Jonipoon]

I don't think there's anything special about her. The point of the plot twist was that she turned out to be not special after having teased the player the contrary throughout the whole game.

Ethan is a bad comparison simply because he was always presented as being just your average dude in RE7. It wasn't until Village where we were revealed the truth about his condition.

 

[Otherworld]

I don't think there's anything special about her. The point of the plot twist was that she turned out to be not special after having teased the player the contrary throughout the whole game.

Ethan is a bad comparison simply because he was always presented as being just your average dude in RE7. It wasn't until Village where we were revealed the truth about his condition.

I find that the way the story has been left open ended, allows for the real possibility that there is more to Grace than what we were given in the game.

The files, neither confirm nor deny that there is something more to Grace than just her being the normal.

I feel like the director left things this way for a reason. It cannot be as obvious as the way they did this with Ethan. But leaving all the loose ends with Grace allows them to add more backstory and tie up those loose ends at a later date. Dropping the big reveal that Grace is special.