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| − | Citizen who Jill Valentine met at a warehouse in the uptown area of Raccoon City. While fleeing the zombies, he lost his daughter and took refuge in the warehouse. Jill decided that the warehouse wasn't safe, and she advised him to escape, but Dario refused. Having lost his mind shortly after losing his entire family, he hid in a crate and wouldn't listen to anything Jill said. | + | Citizen who [[Jill Valentine]] met at a warehouse in the uptown area of Raccoon City. While fleeing the zombies, he lost his daughter and took refuge in the warehouse. [[Jill Valentine | Jill]] decided that the warehouse wasn't safe, and she advised him to escape, but Dario refused. Having lost his mind shortly after losing his entire family, he hid in a crate and wouldn't listen to anything [[Jill Valentine | Jill]] said. |
| − | Shortly after, when the zombies took over the warehouse completely, Dario, alone and frightened out of his wits, wrote down his thoughts in a letter. In that letter, we learn of his secret dream to become a novelist. In the end, uncontrollable fear sent Dario running from his crate, and he was finally overtaken and devoured by zombies. | + | Shortly after, when the [[Zombie | zombies]] took over the warehouse completely, Dario, alone and frightened out of his wits, wrote down his thoughts in a letter. In that letter, we learn of his secret dream to become a novelist. In the end, uncontrollable fear sent Dario running from his crate, and he was finally overtaken and devoured by [[Zombie | zombies]]. |
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Citizen who Jill Valentine met at a warehouse in the uptown area of Raccoon City. While fleeing the zombies, he lost his daughter and took refuge in the warehouse. Jill decided that the warehouse wasn't safe, and she advised him to escape, but Dario refused. Having lost his mind shortly after losing his entire family, he hid in a crate and wouldn't listen to anything Jill said.
Shortly after, when the zombies took over the warehouse completely, Dario, alone and frightened out of his wits, wrote down his thoughts in a letter. In that letter, we learn of his secret dream to become a novelist. In the end, uncontrollable fear sent Dario running from his crate, and he was finally overtaken and devoured by zombies.
