TREVOR'S DIARY

Explore the chilling entries of George Trevor's diary in Resident Evil. Discover his fate, the mansion's secrets, and the truth behind his family's disappearance.

This section contains the diary entries of George Trevor, detailing his experiences and growing despair within the Spencer Estate. The entries provide crucial lore and context to the events of Resident Evil.

November 24, 1967
Trevor reflects on his confinement, suspecting his captors are using him for security reasons. He believes only he and Sir Spencer know the mansion's secret and fears for his family's safety as he decides to escape.

November 26, 1967
He laments losing a favorite lighter, a gift from Jessica, making his escape from the dark estate more difficult. He recalls the date his fate was sealed (November 13) and his aunt's hospitalization. He remembers men in lab coats mentioning his family.

November 27, 1967
Trevor has escaped his initial confinement but recognizes the difficulty of leaving the mansion due to booby-traps, mentioning "Tiger Eyes" and "Gold Emblem" as obstacles.

November 29, 1967
Despite numerous escape attempts, Trevor finds himself trapped. He has explored various areas, including a laboratory with formaldehyde tubes and dark caves. He sees a familiar high-heeled shoe, reminding him of Jessica, and fears she and Lisa share his fate, though he clings to hope.

November 30, 1967
Suffering from lack of food and water, Trevor questions why this is happening to him. He regrets his obsession with designing the mansion, realizing he should have been more cautious.

November 31, 1967
In a dark, damp underground tunnel, Trevor discovers a grave with his name, "George Trevor," engraved on it. He realizes he was intentionally led into a trap and is losing consciousness. He apologizes to Jessica and Lisa for involving them in the conspiracy and asks for God's justification of his death in exchange for their safety.

Undated Entry
A handwritten note reveals a secret room behind a painting in the art room, designed as an experiment. Trevor believes he can hide there safely, as not even Sir Spencer knows about it.