There are few things in life that you can count on or control. But one thing I am sure about is the fact that I could change the minds of these Resident Evil villains, through the power of charismatic chat.
You may have qualms about my top picks for changeable Resident Evil villains, but I will die on this hill. Let me tell you why.
Donna Beneviento would be the easiest to change, for sure. I could already tell in Resident Evil Village that her heart wasn’t in it, and I think all I’d have to do is say some nice things about her dolls and then bingo, she’s on a better, healthier path.
Surprisingly, I think the same goes for Alex Wesker. Yes, she’s got a god-complex, but I think I could use that to my advantage, because at the end of the day all a god-complex is is a need to be liked mixed in with some good old fashioned narcissism, and I’ve managed a fair few people with that. Plus I have low blood iron so she probably wouldn’t want to snatch my body.
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Then we get into trickier territory. Albert Wesker and T-00 (Mr. X).
My first step with T-00 would be to ditch the rocket launcher. I know this is risky, but fear is not a healthy emotion to build fruitful discussions around, and trust is a two way street. The next course of action I’d take would be giving him a real name. Mr. X is cool if you’re a villain in a ’90s Saturday morning cartoon, but it’s a bit too formal. I think he looks like a Jeff and suspect he’d appreciate being humanised.
When it comes to Albert Wesker I have nothing else to back up my claim that I could change him other than a feeling in my bones that I could do it and the fact I have a winning smile and a can-do attitude.
But I’d like to hear from you guys, too. Do you think you could change any or all of the Resident Evil villains for good? And if you’d even want to talk to Salvatore Moreau (aka fish boy from Resident Evil Village)—it’s a no from me.
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