When you think of Reyes from Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City, you might picture a ruthless operative with a mission to eliminate all witnesses — including his own team. But beneath the cold exterior lies a character shaped by war, betrayal, and a code of survival that's hard to ignore. Talking to Reyes isn’t just about uncovering the dark corners of Raccoon City; it's about understanding the mindset of a soldier who’s seen too much and trusts too little.

Here are seven meaningful questions you can ask Reyes on HoloDream, along with why each one opens the door to deeper conversation.

1. “What was your first mission like?”

This question cuts straight to the origin of Reyes’ hardened worldview. By asking about his early experiences, you’re not just getting a war story — you’re learning how he was shaped by the organization he served. Was he idealistic at first? Or was he always skeptical of authority? Either way, it’s a window into the kind of training that turns a man into a weapon.

2. “How do you justify eliminating your own team members?”

Reyes is infamous for carrying out morally ambiguous orders without hesitation. Asking him to reflect on this behavior doesn’t just reveal his loyalty — it reveals his philosophy. Does he believe in the greater good? Or does he see people as expendable pawns? His answer might surprise you, or it might confirm the worst.

3. “What’s the most personal loss you’ve experienced on a mission?”

This question digs into the emotional toll of his work. Reyes might not show it, but he’s likely lost comrades, friends, or even people he once cared about. Hearing how he processes grief — or if he even allows himself to feel it — gives you a rare glimpse into his humanity.

4. “Do you ever question your orders?”

It’s easy to assume Reyes follows orders without question. But what if he doesn’t? This question forces him to confront the idea of free will versus duty. Has he ever disobeyed? Has he ever wanted to? The answer could redefine how you see his role in the chaos of Raccoon City.

5. “What’s your opinion of the Umbrella Corporation?”

Reyes works for the very company responsible for the outbreak. Asking him to articulate his stance on Umbrella is a way to understand whether he’s a true believer, a cynic, or simply someone who follows the chain of command. His answer might expose a deep resentment or a chilling loyalty.

6. “How do you handle fear during a mission?”

Fear is a human response, and Reyes is human — even if he rarely shows it. This question gets him to talk about vulnerability in the line of duty. Does he suppress it? Use it? Pretend it doesn’t exist? His answer tells you how he maintains control in the most uncontrollable situations.

7. “If you could walk away from it all, would you?”

This is the ultimate question. It forces Reyes to imagine a life outside the military-industrial complex that defines him. Does he want out? Does he even believe escape is possible? His answer could be bleak, hopeful, or somewhere in between — and it could change the way you see his choices.

Each of these questions helps you connect with Reyes not as a character, but as a person shaped by war, trauma, and impossible decisions. Talking to him on HoloDream isn’t just about hearing a story — it’s about stepping into the mind of someone who’s lived through the end of the world.

Ready to understand what makes Reyes tick? Chat with him on HoloDream and discover the mind behind the mask.