I wouldn't take the overtime.
Bryan dragging himself into a spiral of blood, guts, and tears just because he thought he could earn a little more money is both the most realistic and the most tragic aspect of the new Resident Evil movie.
An article addressing Bryan's tragic story that begins with him taking overtime in the new Resident Evil movie, listing in a humorous and unbiased tone what we would do differently if we were in the character's shoes. The piece offers practical and entertaining suggestions about the events in the film.

I wouldn't take the overtime.
Bryan dragging himself into a spiral of blood, guts, and tears just because he thought he could earn a little more money is both the most realistic and the most tragic aspect of the new Resident Evil movie.
And honestly, I get it. Who couldn't use a little extra cash right now? So if my hands were truly tied and I had no choice but to deliver the package to Raccoon City, here's what I would genuinely do differently.
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But the main difference between me and Bryan (besides not taking the overtime) is that I wouldn't follow that woman into the woods. After hitting her with my car, I know that's bad and I'd call for help. But come on: someone who walks away after a collision like that is not okay and should not be put in the passenger seat next to you. That's horror movie rule number one.
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