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+ | During the t-Virus epidemic that hit the city, placing more value on his own life than his daughter, the mayor fled Raccoon City once the outbreak became evident.<ref>[[Famitsu interview with Yasuhisa Kawamura]].</ref> Katherine ended up in the protective custody of [[Brian Irons]], chief of police at the [[Raccoon Police Department]]. Increasingly deranged, he planned to kill her and turn her into a taxidermy trophy. At some point, she became aware of the police chief's intentions and ran away from him, something he deliberately allowed in order to hunt her down later.<ref name=chiefdiary>''Resident Evil 2'' (1998), file: "[[Chief's Diary]]".</ref> On September 29, Irons finally killed her, though accounts differ as to if she was killed in the [[Raccoon Police Station]] or the [[Orphanage]].<ref>''Resident Evil 2'' (1998), scene: "[[Scream in the silence]]"</ref><ref>''[[Resident Evil 2]]'' (2019), scene: "[[Runaway opening]]"</ref> Likewise, the sources differ about where Irons took Katherine's body, with an account stating that he took her to his secret [[Taxidermy preparation room]] under the Police Station while on another account, he left her at the Orphanage.<ref>''[[Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles]]'' (2009), scene: "[[Devil]]"</ref><ref>''[[Resident Evil 2]]'' (2019), scene: "[[Sherry tries to get the key]]"</ref> |
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Katherine Warren (キャサリン・ウォーレン Kyasarin Wōren) was the daughter of Raccoon City's mayor, Michael Warren.
Biography
Background
Almost nothing is known about Katherine's life other than that she was recognized for her above-standard beauty, which was seen as befitting her position as the mayor's daughter.[1]
Raccoon City Incident and Death
During the t-Virus epidemic that hit the city, placing more value on his own life than his daughter, the mayor fled Raccoon City once the outbreak became evident.[2] Katherine ended up in the protective custody of Brian Irons, chief of police at the Raccoon Police Department. Increasingly deranged, he planned to kill her and turn her into a taxidermy trophy. At some point, she became aware of the police chief's intentions and ran away from him, something he deliberately allowed in order to hunt her down later.[3] On September 29, Irons finally killed her, though accounts differ as to if she was killed in the Raccoon Police Station or the Orphanage.[4][5] Likewise, the sources differ about where Irons took Katherine's body, with an account stating that he took her to his secret Taxidermy preparation room under the Police Station while on another account, he left her at the Orphanage.[6][7]
Bibliography
- Resident Evil Archives. Capcom. 2010.
- BIOHAZARD 3 LAST ESCAPE OFFICIAL GUIDEBOOK. Famitsu. 1999.
Sources
- ↑ Resident Evil 2 (1998), scene: "Madness under the mask"
- ↑ Famitsu interview with Yasuhisa Kawamura.
- ↑ Resident Evil 2 (1998), file: "Chief's Diary".
- ↑ Resident Evil 2 (1998), scene: "Scream in the silence"
- ↑ Resident Evil 2 (2019), scene: "Runaway opening"
- ↑ Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles (2009), scene: "Devil"
- ↑ Resident Evil 2 (2019), scene: "Sherry tries to get the key"
