#ada wong

[bigmangamin]

[glettokono]

harperwong and leon, they meet in a bar after some time as old colleagues

helena likes to tell in all details all the most disgusting and awkward situations… she’s flirting

I’m in my annual ski trip now and only have ipad and sketchbook…

and another Ada and helena! Leon can you finally introduce them to each other and move away !

[es-nio-arts]

[briartsgallery]

Ada ✨

[galaxy-fleur]

Does Leon has any feelings of love or regrets towards Ada in remakes? Are the differences between this and original games?

Love? I personally see no hints of that in the text itself. Regrets? Now that's a more open question worth discussing. Here's a link to my post breaking down their relationship as a whole in remake-verse so far, if you're interested in checking it out!

Overall, I think everyone has noticed how snappy and cold Leon is to Ada in RE4R. In a way that feels almost totally unnecessary at times. And it is. That's the entire point of it. For someone who is now - seemingly - more weapon than human, Leon goes to great lengths to demonstrate his one-sided grudge, almost childishly so. That's partially why Ada later points out how he hasn't changed in the first place. His attitude towards her screams of it. He may believe that he is now a soldier with a clear head on his shoulders, but he wouldn't be nearly as fixated on their past if he had really lost his humanity in Racoon City.

He most likely isn't even aware that his actions are solely emotional. He thinks he's being fair and rational, considering what Ada did. But he's not. And Ada is definitely more than aware of this.

And that grudge truly is purely one-sided. Ada's manipulation of him back in Racoon City wasn't particularly harsh or callous on her part. In fact, time and time again, she went out of her way to either shield him away from the truth of it all, or to push him away for his own sake. More on that in this post of mine!

Ada's deception of Leon six years ago is not the real reason Leon is still this upset and resentful. It's only a representation of it. What he's actually angry about is his own inability to see through it and make the 'right' choice at the time. Or what he thinks was the right choice. Ada serves as a physical reminder of everything he did wrong that night. It just so happens that all of these feelings of frustration, anger, and hurt are all directed at her. Because it's easier that way. It's easier for him to be angry, petty and snappy with her than to admit to himself what he's really feeling here.

He's not as angry with her for betraying him as he's angry with himself for falling for it in the first place. His every action in RE4R is connected to his lingering feelings of regret for Racoon City. And yes, Leon is angry with Umbrella. With the US government. With Ada. All of these things are true. But who gets the most of his anger? Himself. His inability to let go of the past, to let go of these regrets for failing everyone on that night feeds directly into his illogical attitude with Ada. Inability to move on.

That's the main inner conflict he resolves with successfully saving Ashley by remaining true to himself.

So, does he have lingering regrets when it comes to Ada? That depends on what you personally view as regrets. I suppose you could say he does, in a way.

[theyrejustfictional]

they’re in love

I love Ada players

[mako-tachi]

[guiiay]

yeah... yeah

[daily-leon]

[kaatokunart]

Ada my beloved

[g0-g1]

Leon Kennedy biker au

[anininas]

[es-nio-arts]

🌿❤️

[larvamars]

outfit swap

[diviedrawn]

Resident Evil 4: jjba edition