They found BJ, she took care of this vegetable-state man-ape until the asylum was shut down, BJ suddenly woke up and began slaying N***s left and right. So she retired herself to this insane asylum, and in her last act of defiance, caring for those mentally challenged, those who were despised and disgusted by the N***s. With no help and no one to talk to, she beared this twisted thirst of vengeance within her for years, her wretchedness slowly eating her from the inside until the day she finally couldn't do it anymore, as the whole world literally stood there as her enemy. At one point she was even pregnant with the child of a N*** officer, and when she aborted the child - through what I assume "unconventional" means - that's when she officially crossed the line. The abyss gazes also into you.” She continued her retribution long after the war was over, when the Third Reich became the status quo.
Nietzsche ones said and I quote: “Beware that, when fighting monsters, you yourself do not become a monster. She was no soldier, so she used every other mean possible - lies, deception, sabotage, seduction, everything within her power to slaughter just one more N***.
That hatred fueled her into this long, one-man-retaliation against the N*** war machine. So I listened to Ramona's story, which depicted this woman whose love was lost to the wrath of Third Reich, drenching her soul with burning hatred toward the N***s. I was like: um, why? The game already have letters and newspaper clippings scattered all over the place, is it really necessary to add the story of another character in such a harsh way? Is it really so important that Anya had to read it to BJ while he's deep behind the line? I've been wondering about that possibility as soon as the she began reading B.J. Lemme just put it out there: Anya is Ramona. Not that she's the most unique - the arsenal of human emotion could only reach a certain capacity - but everything about her are sewn together so perfectly, that made her character impossible not to love. I know I'm super late to the party, but I just have to say: Anya Oliwa is one of the best characters ever created for videogames. I missed you a long time before I met you."
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