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Is Grace really "Normal"???

Agreed. But I have seen him get up, and in that specific section, some people are killed by zombies and stay dead, and some, you can see, are lying on the ground like they are dead and turn into zombies. This is seen when running through the streets, and a zombie bites you from behind. Zombie bites do not result in a standard, immediate infection or transformation. It's a lower percentage, but people do turn.

If you’ve seen him get up fair enough. He never did for me at least on the standard difficulty.
 
First of all, it's Resident Evil. There's not a single normal person in the series. But as far as biologically, I can see her having a slightly higher immunity than other baseline humans(manufactured or otherwise), but not much beyond that.

If she had any abnormalities, they would have been hinted at more than just little to nothing happening after a bite. Thats not to say there's nothing, the bite was definitely emphasized for a reason. I just feel like a characters abnormalities are usually hinted at stronger than shown here(looking at Ethan and his wondrous reattachable limbs).

But I can't see her being much beyond a baseline human with immunity in her blood, as rude as that may sound. Of course, this is resident evil, however. And things get wild fast. We'll just have to wait and see, ultimately.
There is also the uncanny resemblance to the clone children. In the same way we got the close-up of the bite, Emily ends up as a part of the story and looks a hell of a lot like Grace. The desk picture reinforces this as well.

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There is also the uncanny resemblance to the clone children. In the same way we got the close-up of the bite, Emily ends up as a part of the story and looks a hell of a lot like Grace. The desk picture reinforces this as well.
True, though I was under the impression that the children (at least the ones focused on in this game, not the wesker series) were cloned from her? If I'm getting it mixed up, that's my bad, but I could have sworn that was either mentioned or at least heavily hinted at, but I didn't consider what the connection with Emily specifically could imply. If my original impression stands, then the potential for further mutation could certainly be there based solely on the mutations shown in the children, as that would mean it's latent to the DNA.(unless they just messed up the cloning process, of course.)

Actually, now that I'm thinking, I think there might have been two sets of clone children instead of continued iterations of one series, like I can only assume that they did with their Weskers. Let's say she's a clone herself, and just happened to be the most normal one out of the batch. The children shown in the flashback sequence are certainly clones, and she's roughly the same age at the time give or take a few years. The reason Emily looks more normal could be because they started working with samples directly obtained from the most normal clone.

Sorry if this is incoherent at all, or common knowledge which I'm pretty sure it actually is, I quite literally just rolled out of bed, haha.
 
True, though I was under the impression that the children (at least the ones focused on in this game, not the wesker series) were cloned from her? If I'm getting it mixed up, that's my bad, but I could have sworn that was either mentioned or at least heavily hinted at, but I didn't consider what the connection with Emily specifically could imply. If my original impression stands, then the potential for further mutation could certainly be there based solely on the mutations shown in the children, as that would mean it's latent to the DNA.(unless they just messed up the cloning process, of course.)

Actually, now that I'm thinking, I think there might have been two sets of clone children instead of continued iterations of one series, like I can only assume that they did with their Weskers. Let's say she's a clone herself, and just happened to be the most normal one out of the batch. The children shown in the flashback sequence are certainly clones, and she's roughly the same age at the time give or take a few years. The reason Emily looks more normal could be because they started working with samples directly obtained from the most normal clone.

Sorry if this is incoherent at all, or common knowledge which I'm pretty sure it actually is, I quite literally just rolled out of bed, haha.
Gideon mentions that there was no connection between Grace and Emily, but we know his research was inconclusive. At the same time, we get the document below:

[Grace Ashcroft Blood Analysis Report]
Here are the results of the comprehensive blood analysis you requested. The genetic information matches the specified data perfectly.
STR Analysis: Match
SNP Analysis: Match
HLA Type: Match
mtDNA Haplogroup: Match
SLC24A5: Match
CYP2D6: Match
ABCC11: Match
TAS2R38: Match
C = 4.2 ly

Grace's blood analysis is primarily being compared to incomplete data left behind by Spencer. Every single line is a match except one. The results are left empty. 8 out of 9 as a match.
 
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