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==Biography== |
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| − | [[Lloyd Jefferson Wayne (DeCandido)|L.J. Wayne]] owed payments to Bunk for unspecified reasons, but was late by three days in August. When Bunk reminded L.J. of this, he was told to "adjust his Ritalin". Offended by the joke, he confiscated Wayne's car and drove it to his private chop shop. Wayne expected the components to be in places like Baltimore, Seattle and Japan in late September, and mused about the loss as the T-virus ravaged the city.<ref>DeCandido, ''[[Resident Evil: Apocalypse (novel)|Apocalypse]]'', Chapter Twenty.</ref> |
+ | [[Lloyd Jefferson Wayne (DeCandido)|L.J. Wayne]] owed payments to Bunk for unspecified reasons, but was late by three days in August. When Bunk reminded L.J. of this, he was told to "adjust his Ritalin". Offended by the joke, he confiscated Wayne's car and drove it to his private chop shop. Wayne expected the components to be in places like Baltimore, Seattle and Japan in late September, and mused about the loss as the T-virus ravaged the city.<ref>[[Keith R. A. DeCandido|DeCandido]], ''[[Resident Evil: Apocalypse (novel)|Apocalypse]]'', Chapter Twenty.</ref> |
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Revision as of 08:02, 2 March 2019
DeCandido universe
(DeCandido's novelizations of the Anderson films)
(DeCandido's novelizations of the Anderson films)
Junior Bunk was a criminal operating in Raccoon City in 2002.
Biography
L.J. Wayne owed payments to Bunk for unspecified reasons, but was late by three days in August. When Bunk reminded L.J. of this, he was told to "adjust his Ritalin". Offended by the joke, he confiscated Wayne's car and drove it to his private chop shop. Wayne expected the components to be in places like Baltimore, Seattle and Japan in late September, and mused about the loss as the T-virus ravaged the city.[1]
Sources
- ↑ DeCandido, Apocalypse, Chapter Twenty.
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