Resident Evil: Outbreak Quotes

“My life is shit!”

“(About Monica) What a crazy bitch.”

“(after Bob’s suicide) Bob... BOB!!!”

“It's finished at last. But I'm out of a job...”

“(After defeating Mega Bite) It’s official. I HATE INSECTS!”

“(looking down from footbridge at street of zombies) ...What a mess...”

“(After blowing up street of zombies) (Falls down backwards) We made it...”

“Monica: (to Yoko) Have a nice life, or what's left of it.”

“Will: (about a zombie that walked into the bar) What a weird customer...”

“Al: I suggest you stay close. It's not like there's a decent hospital around here.”

“(Flying away in helicopter) Life is nothing special, we all die someday. And I'm accepting that fact beautifully.”

“So, Raccoon City now belongs to the bogeyman. Not too many people left. We're not wanted. Fine by me. I'm outta here.”

“Bob: (on the brink of infection)(to Mark) Please, let me die while my conscience remains....”

“(Escaping Umbrella facility in train) Raccoon City has a hidden face, now I've seen it. And I'll spend the rest of my life trying to forget it.”

“(Special Ending: Alyssa and Yoko stay in city) And so it is that I stay behind. Spreading the virus would be too unconscionable. Even for me.”

“Greg: Too much growth weakens an organization. What should be important becomes overshadowed by greed. Mass production? Ridiculous! One masterpiece is enough...”

“There's a huge void in my heart with everything that's been lost I want to collapse. And the will to survive is the only thing keeping me up right. How long will it last? Sunrise is a long way off.”

“(While riding on subway train) I’m the only one around here that knows anything about the subway. They think we can get out of town this way? Shit! That subway don’t go nowhere but down.”

“(Escaping Umbrella facility in train) How unreliable the memory is. I remember my acquaintance but I cannot remember myself. Yet I feel something will change dramatically when I know everything”

“(After escaping the hospital in the woods) A strange feeling overcame me with the destruction of the hospital. Somehow, deep inside I felt a sense of relief. Even now, I’m not sure if I was crying.”