CHARACTERS
Leon Kennedy
Leon is an idealistic rookie cop. He has quickly become
disenchanted with the very system he is trained to uphold as
he learns the harsh realities of the real world. He is
somewhat reckless and brash, and certainly not as naive as
his outward demeanor would have the casual observer
believe. Leon is highly qualified for his job and his sense of
humor makes him a very likeable officer despite his rowdy
attitude.
Claire Redfeild
Claire is a light-hearted and articulate modern women.
Her intelligence and optimism combine to make her
both worldly and keenly aware of her surroundings.
While Claire is a bit of a tomboy at time, she is very
attractive and retains very feminine qualities. Her
demeanor softens considerably when she deals with
children. She can also be described as somewhat of a
wild girl. Both extroverted and self-confident, she is
typically the first person to try things many others
would not. With her strong opinions on most issues,
she can come across as quite sarcastic.
Ada Wong
Ada is a very professional woman, highly skilled and
intelligent. However, she also can come across as very
condescending with her tendency to talk down to those
she deems "inferior" to herself. This is most evident in her
tone of voice when addressing others. She is a
Chinese-American who is engaged to be married in the
near future.
Sherry Birken
The daughter of William Birkin, Sherry is a bit
insecure yet very intelligent for her age of 12. She
is very shy and when she speaks she always
sounds a bit unsure of herself like a lost little girl.
Her father, William Birkin is a brilliant scientist
working for the Umbrella Corporation.
William Birkin
William is a classically trained scientist first and
Annette Birkin
Somewhat cold and emotionless, Annette is deeply
immersed in her work. Her job takes priority over
everthing else in her life, including the emotional
needs of her daughter.
Ben Bertolucci
Ben is a brash man, reminiscent of a cobra or
some sort of poisonous snake. His voice reflects an
underlying bitterness, which is also evident in his
venomous writing.
Brian Irons
He is the self serving, bitter cheif of police
who reeks of self-importance. Oddly enough, he sees
nothing wront with the behavior and can't comprehend
why his staff isn't cooperative
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