Is Alice the only survivor?

Whether "Alice" is the only survivor depends on which Alice you mean, but commonly refers to Alice Hardy from Friday the 13th, who was the sole survivor of the first film's massacre but was killed in the sequel, or Alice from the Resident Evil movies, who survives numerous zombie apocalypses and becomes a superhuman hybrid but eventually finds a way to become human again. In Friday the 13th, she's the original "Final Girl," while in Resident Evil, she's a recurring hero fighting the Umbrella Corp.
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Did Alice purposely infect Don?

Later, Don sneaked past security and reunited with Alice, apologizing for abandoning her and begging for forgiveness. Alice appeared to forgive Don and they kissed. However, she accidentally infected Don through the kiss, and Alice then watched in horror as Don began succumbing to the infection.
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Who was Jason Voorhees first victim?

Alice Hardy is the first on-screen murder victim of Jason Voorhees. She is the tenth murder victim in the series (eleventh if one counts Mrs. Voorhees). She is the eighth and final victim of the main crew of Camp Crystal Lake employees of 1979 (not counting Annie who never made it to the camp).
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Was Alice a clone the whole time?

According to the last movie, RE: The Final Chapter, Alice was a clone all the way along, starting with the original 2002 film. She was cloned after Alicia Marcus to serve as a secret operative / head of security for Umbrella, at a time when the Corp. already had succeeded with cloning technologies.
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Is Alice immune to the T virus?

Yes, Alice is immune to becoming a zombie from the T-virus because her unique DNA allowed her to bond with it, granting her superhuman abilities (strength, speed, healing) without succumbing to the negative effects like cellular decay, essentially making her a super-human hybrid, but she can still spread it and her powers are sometimes neutralized by special serums. 
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Why did Don leave Alice in 28 weeks later?

Don then fled upstairs to the bedroom, chased by several Infected, and tried to get Alice to leave the house with him. But Alice refused to leave until she found the boy, and the room was quickly overrun by the Infected. Panicked, Don fled the room, abandoning Alice and the boy.
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Was anyone in TWD immune?

No, in the main The Walking Dead series, no one was truly immune, as creator Robert Kirkman confirmed everyone carried the pathogen and would reanimate after death, but spinoffs like The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon have introduced characters like Laurent who are heavily teased as potentially being the first truly immune individual, though this remains a major question within the franchise. 
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Did Nemesis recognize Alice?

Cain orders Nemesis' immediate execution, but Alice refuses the order and the offer to rejoin the Umbrella corporation at his side. Disappointed, Cain orders Matt to kill her, however, the Nemesis rebels - implying that he remembers Alice from The Hive - and attacks the Umbrella soldiers instead.
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Which clone went crazy?

The Mad Clone of Kaikielius, as he was dubbed by HoloNet commentators, was an aberrant clone trooper of the Grand Army of the Republic. Like all clone troopers, he was cloned from the Mandalorian bounty hunter Jango Fett on the planet of Kamino.
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Why is Alice so special in Resident Evil?

Alice is crucial in the Resident Evil movies because she's the central figure driving the fight against the Umbrella Corporation, evolving from an amnesiac agent into a superhuman clone with T-virus powers (telekinesis, healing, strength), becoming humanity's unlikely savior and the ultimate weapon against Umbrella's bio-engineered horrors, all while revealing deep ties to Umbrella's origins as a clone of Alicia Marcus, making her the key to destroying the company and its virus.
 
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Who is the deadliest slasher?

The title of "deadliest slasher" often goes to Jason Voorhees, due to sheer volume across many films (often cited with 20,000+ by Jason X or 150+ in others), but Michael Myers also boasts massive numbers (around 161), while Pinhead from Hellraiser can top lists if the entire franchise is counted (300+). The "deadliest" depends on if you count mass casualty events or just individual kills, but Jason and Michael are the top contenders in traditional slasher films, with supernatural beings like Pinhead often exceeding them across their entire series.
 
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Has Jason ever spared anyone?

Yes, the killer Jason Voorhees has spared people, often children or those who show him mercy/aren't "bad," though his rules vary; notable examples include Tommy Jarvis (failed attempts), the kids in Jason Lives, and he seemed to have a complex, almost protective relationship with Lori Campbell in Freddy vs. Jason. He generally avoids animals and children, and sometimes leaves survivors like Chris Higgins in Part 3, or is thwarted by them. 
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What movie has 4295 kills?

On top of all that, there's that claim that Dude Bro Party Massacre III is the deadliest film of all time. All told, there are indeed 4,295 kills in Dude Bro Party Massacre III, with the bulk of deaths attributed to that aforementioned flood and plane crash.
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What is Alice's mental disorder?

Depersonalization and derealization

Along with size, mass, and shape distortions of the body, those with Alice in Wonderland syndrome often experience a feeling of disconnection from one's own body, feelings, thoughts, and environment known as depersonalization-derealization disorder.
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How did Alice become only 10 inches high?

First, she discovered a bottle from which she drank, which caused her to shrink: “'What a curious feeling!' said Alice; 'I must be shutting up like a telescope'. And so it was indeed: she was now only ten inches high....” [[2], p 10].
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Why did the zombies starve in 28 Weeks Later?

Though Rage does not kill its host directly, the initial strain of Rage made the Infected lack the instincts to find food or practice the most basic self-care, and so they inevitably all died from starvation and dehydration if not from earlier causes.
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What clone got a Jedi pregnant?

The clone commando who got a Jedi pregnant was Darman Skirata (RC-1136), and the Jedi was Etain Tur-Mukan, a Jedi Knight and Padawan who served with Omega Squad during the Clone Wars. They developed a deep, forbidden relationship, married in secret under Mandalorian custom, and had a Force-sensitive son named Venku Skirata, though Etain tragically died during Order 66 before they could fully escape.
 
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What is rule 37 in Star Wars?

In Star Wars lore, Order 37 was a dreaded Clone Trooper contingency order used by the early Galactic Empire to capture wanted individuals, especially Jedi, by rounding up and threatening to execute massive numbers of civilian hostages to force the target to surrender. It was a brutal tactic considered worse than Order 66 because it targeted innocent civilians directly, often involving planet-wide lockdowns and mass arrests, forcing Jedi to sacrifice themselves to save the populace, as seen on planets like Bellassa and in efforts to draw out Yoda. 
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Why is Alice not in Re games?

Alice isn't in the Resident Evil games because she's an original character created for the movies, not the games, serving as a separate universe's protagonist (Milla Jovovich) while the films used game elements but told their own story, with Capcom preferring to keep the canons distinct due to her overpowered nature and ownership complexities. Director Paul W.S. Anderson wanted an original story, and Capcom wasn't interested in adding a movie-exclusive, super-powered character to their established game lore.
 
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Why did Alice wake up in the shower?

In Resident Evil, Alice is an amnesiac who wakes up face down on the floor of a shower, with no memory of her identity or her location. Her memory loss was caused when a nerve gas was released into the house by its primary defenses which were activated by the Red Queen when the viral outbreak occurred.
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What is the true story behind Alice?

The 2022 movie Alice, starring Keke Palmer, is inspired by the true story of Mae Louise Miller, an African American woman who remained in servitude on a Mississippi plantation until her escape in 1963, long after slavery was officially abolished. The film fictionalizes this by having Alice escape into the year 1973, blending her real experience with themes of the post-Civil Rights era and the fight for liberation, drawing on historical accounts of modern-day slavery.
 
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Why do walkers not eat each other?

Walkers (zombies in The Walking Dead) don't eat each other because their instinctual hunger targets only live, warm, breathing flesh, not other reanimated corpses, which they perceive as inedible or fellow non-prey; their purpose is to spread the infection, not just consume rotting matter, making living humans the ideal "food" for propagating the virus, according to theories from the show's universe and fan discussions on Reddit and Quora. 
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How does Rick know Judith isn't his?

Rick knows Judith isn't his biological daughter because his wife, Lori, confessed her affair with Shane, and the timeline of her pregnancy (conceived around the quarry camp when Rick was missing) proved Shane was the father. Rick later confirmed this to Michonne, stating he knew but chose to accept it and raise Judith as his own because he loves her and needed to keep her alive, prioritizing her well-being over biological paternity.
 
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Was Rick an A or B?

In The Walking Dead universe, Rick Grimes was truly an "A," meaning a strong leader, but Jadis/Anne classified him as a "B" to save his life from the Civic Republic Military (CRM), who execute "A" types but conscript "B" types for labor. A-types are leaders who challenge the system, while B-types are compliant survivors. Jadis lied, making Rick appear as a B so he'd be taken in for labor instead of being killed, as revealed in The Ones Who Live.
 
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