Jill scenario poll: (Patreon)

OPTION A — Umbrella 's contained asset After Resident Evil 3, Jill does not get to walk away from Raccoon. After she was infected by Nemesis, and what the vaccine failed to fully erase, makes her too valuable to kill and too dangerous to free. Umbrella takes her to a secret facility and she is sealed in multiple layers of bondage, ending with an inflatable rubber bondage cocoon bag, hooded, isolated, then locked into resin and stored. No daylight. No rescue. Officially, she is missing.Years, later, Umbrella collapsed, Wesker and Excella won. Uroboros ran. The old nations, the BSAA, Chris’s war — finished. Tricell is not a company anymore. It is the administration. Excella has the title she wanted: the face of the new order.Cocooned and stored Jill is just a useless "Umbrella" item that no one cares about anymore. So Excella keeps her as a nice little trophy in her basement to look at.

OPTION B— "Infected" Rachel's victim After Revelations, Jill boards the Queen Zenobia to find the missing FBC agents. She finds Rachel Foley—already mutated, heavy with living rubber, still half-conscious and broken. Rachel's basic, remaining instinct is, she does not want to be alone anymore. That basic instinct for desperate companionship is what drives her to "hunt" for prey.Jill, become her target. She grabs Jill, encases her, and cocoons her into a tight rubber drone. Her screams are muffled as the rubber covers her face. Then, the infected Rachel drags her prize into a wet, isolated tank deep in the ship, where Jill can scream and never be found. Infected Rachel ensnares the now cocooned rubber drone Jill tightly, promising to never let her go. Playing with her, forcing her to orgasm, to make her feel good and break her so that she forgets about wanting to leave. Jill screams for help, but as days become weeks and months, she eventually gives in to her new existence. Rationalizing that down here, cocooned in rubber, with infected Rachel... she is "safe" and doesn't need to be scared about anything anymore.