Chris Redfield

Chris is close to his friends and family, specifically with his younger sister Claire and his partner Jill Valentine, whom he would both willingly give his life to protect.He also establishes bonds with the people he works with, respects or admires. He cares deeply for the lives of innocents, something which caused him to argue with his superiors in the military.

After the Mansion Incident, Chris became obsessed with the Umbrella Corporation, seeking information to bring the company down and avenge the deaths of his friends. Later, Chris and Jill formed a lethal organization to combat Umbrella together, the Bioterrorism Security Assessment Alliance, aka, the BSAA.

Chris was shown to be a generic and typical "soldier", focusing only on the mission and disregarding his partner Jessica's advances. When asked by her whether he trusted her or not, he remarked "Trust is measured by actions, not words" to which Jessica replies "That's so like you, Chris. It's always about the job, isn't it?" Chris holds a level of professionalism; he never once berated Jessica for her flirting and simply focused on the mission. But, when Jill was in danger, he promptly switched his focus entirely into rescuing her.

During a BSAA mission to capture Ozwell E. Spencer, Jill sacrificed herself to save Chris from Wesker, while he was unable to protect Jill. Jill's perceived death was a very serious blow to Chris personally. Ever since that encounter, he became distant and cold-hearted. It also psychologically scarred him such as when Wesker opened the cargo door in the Stealth Bomber's cargo bay and Sheva Alomar was almost pulled out of the aircraft to her death. During the confrontation in the cargo bay of the bomber, Chris had a flashback of Jill's supposed death and how he was unable to do anything to protect Jill. This made him impulsively/instinctively endanger himself to not repeat the same mistake with Sheva.

Chris is initially shown to have a cold acceptance towards most of the grisly circumstances presented in the mission and shows little concern for its location or who he'll be working with.

Chris was to receive an award for his courageous performance in Kijuju, but is hindered from delivering his speech by a sudden onset of violent memories from his mission. This could be considered as an indicator of post-traumatic stress disorder.

Following the events at Rockfort Island and the Antarctic Facility, Chris begins to categorize people like Albert Wesker into simple criminal personalities, refusing to acknowledge their views and immediately dismissing them as evil.

Chris is confident that living in a world without fear is worth fighting for, and the cause of fighting bioterrorism exceeds all personal costs.

Chris shows deep concern for his comrades and men. He is very quick to assure rookie BSAA operatives, that his teammates have his back and that "No one gets left behind." He shows his anger when his men die in the line of duty.

Chris, still shaken by the deaths of his soldiers, decides to continue his fight against the bioterrorism to honour his fallen comrades. But has become very determined to protect and rescue his comrades.