I am a bit confused though about the whole grave stone thing. Is the date on the actual headstone before or after the events in RE 5, or what I mean is, does her 'death' date on the tomb stone itself set her death before or after the events in this new one ?
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Death on grave stone is 2006 and the game takes place in 2008.http://www.projectumbrella.net The BIOHAZARD/RESIDENT EVIL Compendium
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I don't believe Sherry was ever confirmed. I believe it was something along the lines of the fact that the tube girl was supposed to be a returning RE character and everyone pretty much figured Sherry as the logical choice. However, Jill does also fit the criteria mentioned, so...
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Worth noting that the character design is based upon the Black Plague doctors who were *supposedly* spreading the disease around Europe.
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During the period of the Black Death and the Great Plague of London, plague doctors visited victims of the plague to verify whether they have been afflicted or not. They were mostly unqualified. Most qualified doctors had left the city to avoid being afflicted. Their outfit consisted of a hat to show that the man was a doctor, mask to protect the face, crystal "eyes" to "protect" the eyes, the beak stuffed with spices or herbs to "purify" the air that the doctor breathed, wooden stick to push away victims who would get too close to him, leather gloves to protect the hands, gown waxed from the exterior, and full length boots. It was believed at the time that the plague was spread through the air, not through the fleas living on the black rat. Therefore, they stuffed herbs and spices in their "beaks" or carried them somewhere. The waxed clothing may have helped prevent fleas latching on, and the clothing also prevented droplet infection.Last edited by Henry Spencer; 01-24-2009, 07:07 AM.
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Originally posted by Henry Spencer View PostWorth noting that the character design is based upon the Black Plague doctors who were *supposedly* spreading the disease around Europe.
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Very interesting, don't you think? So maybe the costume the "Bird lady" is wearing is actually used to be protective whilst she spreads the virus around? So it seems like the person wearing the costume isn't actually infected themselves?
and that mask looks scary, like out of a horror movie, sure would not like to see that in a dark alley at night.
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