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I think Jill has the worst, she is blocked into an entire city while leon and Claire take shelter inside police station, and Jill almost died for a t virus infection...
I think in raccon city, the Spencer mansion was just a mansion, the raccon city incident was the mansion incident only 1000 time larger, even in the last part of the game Jill had to face a nuclear explosion and she doesn't even know if she can escape the city or not, while in the mansion incident it was just the mansion explosion if she manage to escape like wesker did she could have survived even whitout an helicopter while it was impossible to escape a nuclear explosion on footNow, would you say Jill had a more difficult time in the Spencer Mansion OR escaping Raccoon City?
I think the Mansion was actually probably a more difficult experience. The city Jill had the luxury of knowing the layout of, as well as already having training BECAUSE of the mansion incident. However, the mansion was worse. Cramped Quarters. Unfamiliar layout. Traps specifically designed to deal with intruders. No concept of the monsters you'd end up fighting. It just seems like it would be harder to survive the mansion.Now, would you say Jill had a more difficult time in the Spencer Mansion OR escaping Raccoon City?
I think the Mansion was actually probably a more difficult experience. The city Jill had the luxury of knowing the layout of, as well as already having training BECAUSE of the mansion incident. However, the mansion was worse. Cramped Quarters. Unfamiliar layout. Traps specifically designed to deal with intruders. No concept of the monsters you'd end up fighting. It just seems like it would be harder to survive the mansion.
I forgot how good the BGM was in OG RE3.Yeah, the levels of paranoia Jill has to face cannot be compared to Leon's and Claire's.
It's also important to note that the reverse is true: the Umbrella soldiers did NOT know if they could trust Jill, she basically joined them saying (to Carlos at least) that Umbrella was behind everything. They also don't understand how she was able to survive, suspecting a machination. The first thing Nicolai says to her is "How could a girl like you manage to survive...".
The first tramway scenes are full of this social tension and suspicion, highlighted by a musical theme reminiscent of Morricone's score for The Thing which is an obvious and important inspiration of the Biohazard series. In this 1982 movie, paranoia is a central point.
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