- "Kenneth said they used human subjects in their research. In order to culture the GUILT samples effectively, they needed young tissue. ...Children." -Robert Hoffman
To facilitate the development of GUILT strains, Delphi kidnapped children from across the world with a suitable genetic makeup. These children are called "Sinners" to befit their twisted ideology, and are kept in a barely-conscious state as their GUILT strains are tested and developed. The same fate would have befallen Angie if her father had not chosen to work with Delphi in exchange for her safety.
The age range of Sinners is left ambiguous. Under the Knife portrays them as very young children around 10, while Under the Knife 2 implies that young teens could also be used. Under the Knife 2 also introduces the concept of adults being used as Sinners, although this may be attributed to different techniques used by the Delphi Remnants.
Name | GUILT |
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Unnamed boy | Immature Kyriaki and Mature Kyriaki |
Unnamed boy | Deftera |
Unnamed girl | Triti |
Unnamed boy | Mature Tetarti |
Emilio Juarez | Pempti |
Unnamed girl | Paraskevi |
Unnamed boy | Immature Savato, Blue Savato and Savato |
Heinrich von Raitenau | Mutated B Tetarti |
Karl | Immature Kyriaki, Mature Kyriaki and Queen Kyriaki |
Christine | Mutated Pempti |
Adam | Bliss |
UtK2 Sinners[]
Nous, Sige, Bythos, and Aletheia[]
While no Sinners for Nous, Sige, Bythos and Aletheia have been shown, it is possible that Reina Mayuzumi is an Aletheia Sinner, since she was the only one infected with it. However, it is possible that they don't have Sinners, as the Neo-GUILT were created separately from the original GUILT made by Delphi.
Trivia[]
Judging from the letters received by Derek and Angie at the end of Under the Knife, the Sinners for the initial seven strains of GUILT could be of the following nationalities:
- British
- German
- French
- Chinese
- Mexican (Emilio)
- Russian
- Italian