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Derek's Goal is a scene in Resident Evil 6. It is played during Ada Chapter 4. It is known in the Japanese version as Derek's desire (シモンズの欲望 Shimonzu no yokubō?). Storyboards were drawn by either Takeshi Miyazawa or Yoshihiro Sono, and were published in the BIOHAZARD 6 STORY GUIDE book.

Plot[]

Reaching an office, Ada finds a suitcase and examines the contents. She keeps a chip, along with a key shaped like the Quad Tower. Finding a tape recorder, Ada turns it on to hear Simmons be annoyed that his experiments to create a clone of her keep failing. As she does this, a file next to the tape recorder reveals that the creator of the C-Virus is named Carla Radames. Simmons got desperate enough use her due to the close match of her DNA, which resulted in a VERY vindictive woman; seeking to destroy the world in literal overkill bas revenge.

Ada can only smirk that she gets the motivation for her clone, hearing a gunshot. She rushed out tonthe balcony to see Carla fall from above and smack onto the deck of the ship below.

Transcript[]

Derek C. Simmons: "No! No!"
"That's not good enough! That's not Ada Wong!"
"Why won't it work!?"
"Combine the DNA sequence with the cocoon's bio-structure."
"Find another subject!"
"Use Carla for the next pass, she's a close match."
"Be careful what you say around her, I don't want her catching on."
"Yes, yes!"
"This is it!"
"She may have left me, but now I have her back!"
"Happy birthday, Ada Wong!"

Ada Wong: "Now I get it."

Derek C. Simmons: 「違う!」
「エイダ・ウォンを作り出せ!」
「なぜ できない!?」
「サナギに 遣伝子データを組み込め!」
「別の実験体を用意しろ!」
「次の実験では カーラを使え背格好も ちょうどいい」
「もちろん彼女には 秘密で…」
「そうだ!」
「いいぞ!」
「これで あの女を葬れる! ただ一人 私に従わなかった女を!」
「ハッピー・バースデイ…エイダ・ウォン!」

Ada Wong: 「そういうこと…」

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