Here's a question worth throwing out there:
What if the city Chris and Sheva are in was the one Billy and his team were looking for back in the summer of 1997?
Billy's Confession Script Transcription :
Was Billy's unit really sent to Africa to intervene in a civil war? If so, how could 4 people who were low on ammo, food, and water possibly hope to intervene in a civil war? The logic behind their progression isn't there. The element of surprise certainly was no longer on their side since they were being attacked "by the enemy". Why didn't they just radio in and communicate the mission had been compromised and gotten out to re-plan it with valid information?
Perhaps their was an ulterior motive for progressing with the mission (aside from they were under orders of course). Seeking the origins of the Projenitor Virus perhaps?
What if the city Chris and Sheva are in was the one Billy and his team were looking for back in the summer of 1997?
Billy's Confession Script Transcription :
Billy: "It was around this time last year."
(Cut to an African jungle--soldiers marching through the bushes and trees.)
Billy: "Our unit was ordered to Africa, to intervene in a civil war. Our mission was to raid a hideout of some guerilla forces located deep inside the jungle... But the hideout was far away from our entry point. Some died from the heat, others were killed by the enemy. In the end, only four of us survived.
(Soldiers reach a small village.)
Billy: "Only there was no guerilla hideout."
Rebecca: "What do you mean?"
Billy: "The idiots in charge had us operating on wrong information! But, we couldn't just go home empty handed, oh no... Our leader ordered us to attack an innocent village."
(Cut to the African village--one soldier firing his gun in the air as the other soldiers round up the villagers into a group.)
Commander: "Get rid of them! Kill them all!"
Billy: "Please, sir! Cease fire immediately!"
Commander: "Shut up!"
(The commander knocks Billy to the ground with the butt of his weapon.)
Commander: "Do it!"
(Soldiers kill the villagers.)
Billy: "No! Don't! Stop!"
(End Flashback)
Rebecca: "So did you execute those innocent people?"
Billy: "Forget about it. It doesn't matter anymore. That was then, this is now. Besides, you said you wouldn't judge me."
Rebecca: "I'm not judging you, but it does matter. Look, now my people think you killed those MPs in the van, but I don't think you did... It was those zombie dogs, right? When they attacked the van you were able to escape. I-isn't that right?"
Billy: "You don't get it... I've only got two choices left. Either report to the Marines and serve out my sentence or keep on running for as long as I can. That's all."
(Cut to an African jungle--soldiers marching through the bushes and trees.)
Billy: "Our unit was ordered to Africa, to intervene in a civil war. Our mission was to raid a hideout of some guerilla forces located deep inside the jungle... But the hideout was far away from our entry point. Some died from the heat, others were killed by the enemy. In the end, only four of us survived.
(Soldiers reach a small village.)
Billy: "Only there was no guerilla hideout."
Rebecca: "What do you mean?"
Billy: "The idiots in charge had us operating on wrong information! But, we couldn't just go home empty handed, oh no... Our leader ordered us to attack an innocent village."
(Cut to the African village--one soldier firing his gun in the air as the other soldiers round up the villagers into a group.)
Commander: "Get rid of them! Kill them all!"
Billy: "Please, sir! Cease fire immediately!"
Commander: "Shut up!"
(The commander knocks Billy to the ground with the butt of his weapon.)
Commander: "Do it!"
(Soldiers kill the villagers.)
Billy: "No! Don't! Stop!"
(End Flashback)
Rebecca: "So did you execute those innocent people?"
Billy: "Forget about it. It doesn't matter anymore. That was then, this is now. Besides, you said you wouldn't judge me."
Rebecca: "I'm not judging you, but it does matter. Look, now my people think you killed those MPs in the van, but I don't think you did... It was those zombie dogs, right? When they attacked the van you were able to escape. I-isn't that right?"
Billy: "You don't get it... I've only got two choices left. Either report to the Marines and serve out my sentence or keep on running for as long as I can. That's all."
Perhaps their was an ulterior motive for progressing with the mission (aside from they were under orders of course). Seeking the origins of the Projenitor Virus perhaps?
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