kracker

In my universe, Luis was born female, but due to her male colleagues' failure to recognize that women could be good scientists, she transitioned(~20 y.o). She was in love with a guy from her village, whom she followed into science, because it was he who supported her passion and gave her a scientific book. Her grandfather wanted the best for her, so when she turned 18, he wanted her to marry a rich man and live a better life, but she had already made up her mind, quarreled with her grandfather, and left.More than once she thought about it and regretted it, especially when, escaping from Umbrella, she returned to the village and began working for the cult, because they promised that everything would be fine with her grandfather. But she had to kill him when he became an uncontrollable monster. Just like her lover, who had to be killed when most of the scientists became zombies in Racoon City. She ran through the scenario in her head: what if she had agreed to the wedding? Maybe she would have saved her grandfather and none of this would have happened at all? Maybe the guy really wasn't that bad, although she saw with her own eyes that this decent guy surrounded himself with depraved girls and he liked being a bastard.Maybe she would have been truly happy, given birth to children and lived in luxury? But in the end, realizing that she couldn't change the past, and that there was still a chance to save the future and correct mistakes, she began to help those who were taken for experiments escape. But when Ada contacted her, she threw all her principles to the wind and decided to run away. She hid her weaknesses behind flirtatious, silly and annoying behavior. But realizing that Leon is sincerely ready to help even someone like her and not let her die, she firmly decides to help him and Ashley escape at any cost, even if she dies. And all because his sincerity made her fall in love with him. She confesses to him about her trans transition and he accepts her as she is. He says that she shouldn't blame herself for everything she did, because whether she did or not, the disaster in Raccoon City would have happened anyway and it's like a weight has been lifted off her shoulders.

She dies. But before she dies, she kisses Leon, revealing all her hidden feelings and leaving a void in his soul. But Ada still saves her. She meets Leon in America after some time. He doesn't say anything. He just kisses her silently, instead of a thousand words. She doesn't reject. She feels she's found her happiness. And finally, a year later, her redemption comes to an end when she becomes pregnant and names her son after her grandfather. She knows that she has finally achieved what her grandfather wanted for her and that he is proud of her.

i thought luis was rather pessimistic behind his flirtatious appeal, referring to leon as sancho implies that he parallels his past to don quixote’s. but i also see that as him trusting leon (blindly) will choose to be on his side, despite how bizarre and delusional he might have seemed. and leon proves him right in the end. the end!! so i wanted to depict the famous (or infamous) windmill scene, but instead of the usual “don quixote falls to the ground”, it’s “don quixote the fierce knight charges for what he believes to be the evil out of his chivalrous heart”, just like how leon sees luis.