#resident evil alfred ashford

[sammie-sketches]

Yesterday @ruki-nozaka and I were having an absolute blast being crackheads and making edits of who we think would be the absolute bestest of besties

Alfred Ashford and Preminger!! 🤪💅🏼💅🏼 We think they give off the same energy! 😭

[n-eptunia]

Resident Evil Code: Veronica X (2000 / 2001)

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"ALEXIA" ASHFORD resident evil code veronica x, 2000

[hellshire-harlot]

The nature of the Resident Evil franchise is just that every so often theres a blonde bitch

[polar-day-b]

见人！RE限定！袭来！

[ratheranimated]

Tis now December good gentlefolk!

In RE lore it has been almost 25 years since the events of Resident Evil Code Veronica. So it's auspicious that rumours of a remake are now abound.

[jenjenbean-art]

RIP Alfred Ashford - you would have loved bullying Sephora kids on instagram.

[nezzyquik]

“re5r this re5r that” shut up, i need code veronica😓😓😓

[elementroar]

Was re-reading SD Perry’s novelisation of Code Veronica for fun, and um, Wesker is kinda frisky regarding Alexia. Like, he’s definitely chasing her way more than just a virus ‘sample’.

He’s literally trying to present himself as particularly virile. Good viral-enhanced stock.

All the while well aware she’s mentally 10 btw

Like Wesker is in heat and thirsty af, holy shit.

Also Alfred is screaming “DON’T FUCKING TOUCH MY SISTER” from beyond the grave.

[crimescrimson]

Red's Guide to Resident Evil [Volume Four - Resident Evil : Code Veronica X (2000)]:

Scenery: [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [+1]

Characters: Claire Redfield [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] | Steve Burnside [1] [2] [3] | Albert Wesker [1] [2] | Alexia Ashford [1] [2] | Fake Alexia Ashford [1] [2] | Alfred Ashford [1] [2] | Rodrigo Juan Raval [1]

Pairings: Cleve [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] | Weskerford [1]

Creatures: T-078 [1] | Nosferatu [1] | T-Veronica Steve [1] | All [1]

[chrisitsraining]

redoing this now that i can add more options

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ALFRED ASHFORD resident evil code veronica x, 2000

[kitapvesayre]

Resident Evil Code: Veronica The Ashford Twins

[alfredsimp]

never understood when people called the Alfred Ashford arс "transphobic", exposing "queers" in a negative light, or when people say that in the supposed CV remake they should devote more time to the "gender issue" of Alfred as a "trans person" or something like that.

Alfred Ashford was never trans-person. he's not a "trans woman," not "non-binary," or anything like that. his arch is not "transphobic" because it's not about trans people or gender at all.

"I don't want to be a woman, I just want my sister back."

what Alfred Ashford is about is mental problems. I mean, even his sadism is a manifestation of an unstable, broken psyche, it developed after the loss of his sister and a feeling of constant loneliness (the beginnings were in childhood, we all remember the dragonfly, but it intensified against the background of his emotional state and loneliness due to Alexia's "leaving").

he developed dissociative identity disorder (split personality) as a way of mentally coping with the fact that Alexia has not been around for so many years. Alexia was the only and most important person to him. his sister was the point for him. even if he lived in her shadow, even if Alexia herself could "look down on him" as her "ant soldier" (this does not negate the fact that Alexia loved her brother too).

he felt empty and lonely when Alexia fell into a "cryogenic coma." at first, he tried to cope with this and get emotions from the perverted torture of prisoners (I'm not saying that this is normal, of course all these unfortunate people did not deserve their terrible death from his "games"), developing sadism helped him feel at least something after Alexia was gone. but this was not enough, perverted, sadistic games could not fully fill the void that was in him due to the absence of a twin sister.

so eventually he developed a split personality, where one of the personalities was his twin sister Alexia:

«Not everyone with DID experiences it the same way. For some, their "alters" have their own age, sex, or race, plus their own postures, gestures, and distinct ways of talking.» — Joseph Goldberg, MD.

we are talking about a mental illness, a mental disorder caused by a traumatic experience (long absence/loss of the dearest person, a twin sister). we are talking about a person with obvious mental problems (except for the "split personality" Alfred clearly shows a huge amount of sadism).

I don't think it's right to cross out the story of mental illness (caused by Alfred's longing for Alexia) and rewrite this story under: "well, Alfred dressed in a dress and wore a woman's wig, used women's cosmetics, pretending that he was his sister, so he's definitely queer/trans. Capcom, don't be transphobic!"

(this is explicitly stated in the game.)

of course, you won't be able to see a story about the pain of losing dearest person and the obvious mental problems it caused if the only thing you see is "well, the man in the dress is definitely a trans person that Capcom portrayed as a psychopath, it's definitely transphobic".

damn, this is such a misreading. people refuse to see what this story is really about, even though it doesn't even need much analysis, it's on the surface.

Alfred is literally talking to himself... well, with his second identity, sure that it was Alexia who had returned to him. and he believed that he truly talked with Alexia (in DC, he even heard her voice in his head).

his reaction when he sees that Alexia, who has finally returned to him, is actually himself in disguise, says about everything.

[antaxzantax]

I have a question, do you think the twins were the type to absolutely love Halloween or think it’s beneath them.

Thank you for the question, and I answer in relation to the headcanons of the fanfic I am writing.

They definitely love Halloween. Not just because their family is of Celtic origin, like Halloween, but because it's the one day when darkness, death and perversion are celebrated and socially acceptable - themes that, by the way, run in their family. As a side note, John Carpenter's Halloween is actually Alfred's favourite slasher.

[jillsandwhichs]

➤ code veronica (2000) game poster

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