Sally

Sally (surname unknown) was a young teenage girl who was resident within Raccoon City during the T-Virus outbreak. She, along with a group of other teenagers and children attempted to escape the city but she would ultimate fail.

Sally was born in 1983 however, little is known about her upbringing or early years. What is known is that by 1998 she was a homeless child and had become good friends with George. At some point she began to develop strong emotional feelings towards him as well, triggered by the arrival of another teenager, Nancy and the burning jealousy that Sally would feel.

During the T-virus outbreak, Sally formed a small group of survivors and together they attempted to escape the horrors within the city.

Sally’s story is known from the tail-end of the outbreak beginning in the lat hours of 28 September 1998. Sally was with George as they explored the now perilous streets of Raccoon City looking for supplies. When confronted by Zombies, the pair fled back to an underground basement located in the East District of the city.

Inside Sally and George meet up with Ken, Nancy as well as her “brother”, Tom. Tensions emerge from the get-go when Nancy takes the lead. and Armed with only one gun between the five agrees to work together in order to escape the city. As they do this, a mischief of rats burst from the ventilation system. They flee the relative safety of the basement and brave the streets looking for a car.

Tom spots an RPD patrol car with 2 seemingly dead officers inside. As the group approach, one officer whispers “water” and Nancy hands him a Cola. Ken is less and impressed with the waste of resources believing the cop to be close to death. They agree therefore to remove the cops and steal the car.

As the day ends and the 29 September begins, the officers are removed, but the commotion has attracted the attention of a murder of crows who take aim at the children. They hurry into the car and do up the windows. The car struggles to start, with one corvid even smashing a window, but George is able to get the car started and the crow removed.

The joy of escaping however is short lived as George quickly realises that the brakes are not working. Heading towards a crash, he drives the car sideways along a building wall in an attempt to slow it down. It partially works and all of them are able to jump from the moving car before it crashes and explodes.

Catching their breath and worried about attracting more attention, the group hide in the shadows lamenting the city’s demise. Creeping further away from danger, they are again spotted by infected crows and Zombies. However, they have travelled far enough to make it into a large unlocked house. They flee inside and close the doors to relative safety. The house would turn out to be empty but has food supplies by the dozen. A solid base for now.

George however knows things need to progress and they need weapons. Nancy explores the second floor with Ken and Tom while Sally and George The two are able to find a well stocked fridge and this is reported to the other three when they return from upstairs. The group take turns to sleep and rest.

By late afternoon on the same day, a refreshed group plan their next move. Tension has been building not helped by Ken’s interventions privately telling Sally that Nancy seemingly wanted to always be with George. This revelation triggers Sally to the point where she confronts Nancy accusing her of trying to steal George from her – something she dismisses and petty jealously.

Tom is then left alone as the four head back into the streets to search of weapons. George goes solo in order to prevent the jealously from boiling over leaving Nancy with Sally and Ken. On the streets, Nancy notices a van and can see a Colt Python and ammunition scattered about the on the floor. However a Zombie feasts on a body nearby. The three agree a plan and Ken is to sneak up and grab the ammunition whilst Nancy prizes the gun. Sally to stay and watch.

The plan seems to be working well as Nancy and Ken reach the van without the Zombie noticing. Suddenly a bottle smashes and the Zombie notices Nancy. The two are separated and Ken is caught between a rock and a hard place. Nancy is defenceless but he makes the decision to leave Nancy.

Ken is devastated by this, but Sally is non-perplexed. Ken realises that Sally probably threw the bottle to attract the Zombie much to his disgust. George arrives in time to ask about Nancy just as she returns. George asks where she had been with Nancy dismissing it as merely falling behind the group. She has however grabbed the Colt and likewise, Ken had nabbed a shotgun and a fee handguns.

The four head back to the house to meet with Tom. Again, renewed optimism is short lived as the door had been left open. A lone bee flies in and stings Sally. Sally immediately begins to feel ill and the group care for her on the sofa for the following hours.

As evening falls, Sally’s symptoms worsen and by late night, she dies.

Now the 30 September, the group have to decide their next steps, worried that Sally is about to turn into a Zombie. They agree that Sally needs a proper burial and head to the nearby cemetery. George also brings kerosene.

Arriving at the graveyard, everyone helps to dig a home and place Sally into the ground. As they do, the ground trembles and recently buried Zombies rise from their own graves as the crows also return. Ken takes down the undead with the newly acquired shotgun, but the time has allowed Sally to fully turn. She begins twitching on the ground. Acting quickly, George covers her with kerosene and sets her alight killing her once and for all.

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