Is Alice really a clone?

Is Alice really a clone?

As it turns out, that Alice was a clone of Alicia Marcus, the daughter of Dr. James Marcus, founder of the Umbrella Corporation. Dr. ... Her clone was given the alias Alice — this is the Alice we assumed to be the one and only in the first three Resident Evil movies.

When did Alice become a clone?

2002 Clone #86 in the vent In his research for a way to pacify the massive Undead population, Clone #86 was created in 2007 as the eighty-sixth attempt by the corporation to create a clone of equal skill to Project Alice, who went rogue in 2002.

Why does Alice have a scar on her shoulder?

(at around 1h 14 mins) When Alice and her "husband" are arguing in the lab, her hair changes positions each time the camera returns to her. At the beginning of the film, the scar on Alice's left shoulder is an older, healed scar.

Is the original Alice dead?

Thanks to her not-yet-fully-disappeared superhuman powers, Alice survives the crash. After barely escaping with her life, six months pass. Alice flies to Alaska to find the chopper from Umbrella completely deserted, and the book that she gave K-Mart in Resident Evil: Extinction.

What did they do to Alice at the end of apocalypse?

According to the last movie, RE: The Final Chapter, Alice was a clone all the way along, starting with the original 2002 film. She was cloned after Alicia Marcus to serve as a secret operative / head of security for Umbrella, at a time when the Corp. already had succeeded with cloning technologies.

Is Alice supposed to be Jill Valentine?

Despite her popularity, Alice has never actually appeared in a Resident Evil video game. ... This is apparently the reason major game characters who appeared in the movies, such as Jill Valentine and Leon Kennedy, didn't return for Resident Evil: The Final Chapter since Capcom wouldn't allow them to be killed off.