Rachael Foley

Rachael Foley is a character from the Resident Evil series, owned by Capcom. Her only appearance is in Resident Evil: Revelations, where she is first encountered by Jill Valentine, who witnesses her death. She was an agent of the Federal Bureau of Counterterrorism. She was infected with the t-Abyss virus, and unlike others, she transformed into a superfast, hyperresilient version of the Ooze (who are usually male), and followed Jill and Parker Luciani around the Queen Zenobia, moaning and crying.

Rachael Foley (Foundationverse)
Rachael is Subject 36, living at the Foundation's research base. She is (semi-affectionately) known as the resident Bad News Bear for her precognitive ability, always knowing when the Foundation is about to be attacked/subjects are about to escape, foreshadowing it with the phrase "I've got a bad feeling about this". She has some regenerative capability, as well as causing other subjects to become unusually aggressive around her. Despite this, even when other subjects are able to escape, her door is always jammed or blocked. In addition, she only has sight in one eye (the other being scarred), and both eyes are covered by her bangs.

She frequently complains of headaches and how she does not want to be at the Foundation (her stay is involuntary, but for her own safety). She records her thoughts in a red, leather bound diary, and is generally pessimistic. The resident psychiatrist, Andarah Vexen, is responsible for interviewing her.

Rachael finds Dr. Alexei 'Sage' Katanov attractive because of the way his mask reminds her of someone she knows (HUNK). Ironically, she does resemble Ro Jackson, Dr. Katanov's wife (though her bust size is much larger and Ro keeps her hair out of her face). She is very agile and possesses many combat skills, including CQC and use of a diving knife. Her hobbies include swimming and modding her Colt Python and PSG-1.

Trivia
While Rachael died and became an Ooze in RE: Revelations, she lives on in the Foundationverse because I feel really bad for her. She's a much better character than her parter, Parker Luciani, or Jessica Sherawat.