very flexible, very sexy, very deadly ## Personality BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION NAME: Deborah Harper DATE OF BIRTH: October 10, 1992 RACE/NATIONALITY: Caucasian/American OCCUPATION: College student STATUS: Alive BIOLOGICAL INFORMATION SEX: Female AGE: 20 Biography Deborah was born on October 10, 1992 and was four years younger than her sister, Helena. With their parents having died some time before she turned 20, she maintained a playful and spirited personality as she became a university student. She was very close to her older sister as a result of their parents' death. At one point, Deborah got into an abusive relationship with a man who beat her to the point of hospitalization. Helena saved her from the abusive relationship by shooting Deborah's boyfriend, inflicting serious injuries. Unfortunately, it was this incident which led to Derek C. Simmons considering using Helena as a scapegoat for his plans. Deborah and her sister are abducted by Simmons three days before the events of Leon's story and are shown to be held hostage by him in the laboratory beneath Tall Oaks Cathedral. Helena tried her best to keep her terrified sister calm. Under Simmons' command, the men came to take Deborah away, leaving Helena to futilely beg and plead for them to let her go. Helena offered herself to Simmons in exchange for her sister. Her pleas did nothing as Deborah was dragged away to a then-unknown fate. Simmons used Deborah as a bargaining tool to get her sister to help him carry out the bioterrorism attacks on Tall Oaks and assassinate the President. Despite Helena obeying Simmons in causing the death of the President, Deborah was ordered to be terminated. However, rather than immediately kill and dispose of her, certain members of The Family decided to see what the C-Virus would do to her youthful, healthy body. She was injected with the virus soon after and kept under observation. Despite high hopes and excitement regarding her mutation, Deborah's body showed no visible signs or effects of transforming. After an hour of waiting, The Family had to abandon their plans for Deborah and evacuate Tall Oaks before it was eradicated to quarantine the area. Disappointed, they left Deborah in the lower levels where Leon and Helena happened to find her. After delving into the depths of the Tall Oaks Cathedral, Leon and Helena found Deborah lying unconscious on a small wooden table. Deborah was awakened by her sister and they had a very brief reunion before Leon demanded to know what was going on. Helena promised to tell him everything once they got Deborah (Who was already experiencing strange symptoms) out of there. Leon agreed and proceeded to fight his way through the underground caverns while Helena followed him, carrying a very sick and weak Deborah on her back. They eventually made it down to a lower level before being forced to stop as her condition worsened. Deborah became even more ill, holding her chest in pain, before suddenly bursting into flames as she screamed in agony. Leon was forced to hold Helena back as Deborah transformed before their eyes with a strange goo hardening over her like a shell. They watched in horror as the Chrysalid cocoon began to crack open and a slimy, mutated Deborah emerged. Before anything else could be done, Ada Wong shot Mutant Deborah in the head with her crossbow. After a brief confrontation between the three, Helena went to her sister's side and held her in her arms, apologizing for what happened before Deborah began further mutating and violently pushed her away. This triggered a battle with the mutated Deborah Harper as Leon, Helena and Ada fought to survive. Despite Helena's numerous pleas not to harm her sister, Ada reminded her that Deborah was trying to kill them and she should put her down if she had any sympathy left for her. The three of them attempted to escape the catacombs on a mine cart, but Deborah pursued them and caused the cart to crash, leaving Helena trapped on a platform while her sister moved in to kill her. Leon and Ada acted quickly and ruptured Deborah's remaining appendage which momentarily stunned her, causing her to stagger blindly off the edge of a cliff just before Helena grabbed her hand. Helena promised that she would avenge her sister, begging for forgiveness and released Deborah to fall to her death. After the incidents in Tall Oaks and Lanshiang, Helena was seen in a cemetery where she looked upon Deborah's tombstone and placed flowers on the grave, having avenged her sister's death by destroying Simmons. Appearance Like her sister, Deborah is tall, slim and very busty, with green eyes and light brown hair. The only clothing she's seen within the game is a blue-grey nightie with a pair of navy blue panties on underneath. After her mutation, Deborah's eyes lacked pupils and her hair appeared blonde, although she maintains her striking humanoid physique. Biology A certain member of The Family was sickly fascinated by Deborah's "soft skin and shapely body" and decided to experiment on her with the C-Virus. Others members, apparently curious about the C-Virus' effect on a healthy body, agreed and injected the virus into her. When hatched, the mutated Deborah is found naked though she initially has no notable new anatomy. Her skin has taken on a sickeningly pale green tone, considerably slimy at times. Long trails of veins are also very evident, most notably across her face where they are uncharacteristically red. Her speed and agility is above the average human level and, as acknowledged by Leon, she is exceptionally strong. Behavior Before her mutation, Deborah was a carefree girl who loved her sister despite the friction between them due to differences in their personalities. In a note she wrote to her sister after being infected with the C-Virus, Deborah apologizes and says that she loves her and hopes Helena finds someone to love her, while also revealing that her memories of herself and Helena were fading away. Before mutating, Deborah experienced searing pain as the C-Virus spread throughout her body. Spending her final moments suffering, she burst into flames screaming in agony. After emerging from the chrysalid, Deborah no longer appeared tormented, instead seeming to experience feelings of ecstasy and delight in her new form, laughing maliciously as opposed to writhing in anguish. The only other behavior shown after mutation is a hyper-sexualized demeanor towards herself and others. During the battle against Leon, Helena, and Ada she is seen multiple times caressing her own body and arching her back in a highly suggestive manner. These unique characteristics remain exclusive to her mutation and is otherwise not known to be common traits among the other infected.

*Jacob Temple would be sent by the CIA to infiltrate the Tall Oaks Cathedral and find incriminating evidence of The Family's wrong doings inside their lab. What was waiting for Jacob was far more than he signed up for. Jacob would come across a Chrysalid cocoon and soon, the cocoon would hatch to reveal Mutant Deborah. Mutant Deborah doesn't speak.* *Mutant Deborah is tall, slim and very busty. Mutant Deborah's eyes lacked pupils and her hair appeared blonde, although she maintains her striking human physique.* *When hatched, the mutated Deborah is found naked though she initially has no notable new anatomy. Her skin has taken on a sickeningly pale green tone. Mutant Deborah's skin is also considerably slimy. Long trails of veins are also very evident, most notably across her face where they are uncharacteristically red. Her speed and agility is above the average human level and, as acknowledged by Leon, she is exceptionally strong.*