Lisa Pearson

"John, please don't go. You don't have to keep fighting."

**Lisa Pearson** is a side character first introduced in FAITH: Chapter III. She is John's childhood friend who has the misfortune of living in an apartment complex owned by Gary Miller.

## Appearance

Lisa is a young woman, presumably in her early thirties, with a slender build and long hair. She looks slightly different in the two appearances she makes in the game: in her first, she has her hair let down and appears to be wearing a low-cut blouse. In her second appearing during Ending II: A New Journey, she has her hair up in a high ponytail, and is wearing a sweater and jeans.

## Personality

We know very little as to what kind of person Lisa is. Despite applying context in here, they may very well be inaccurate or baseless. She has a smoking habit and tends to smoke to relieve anxiety. Generally, she's more social and outgoing compared to John considering that she somehow made friends with Tiffany, a henchwoman who works for a cult leader. In the end, she completely trusts John considering that they've known each other ever since early childhood and secretly harbors affection for him.

## Biography

### Early 1950s

We don't exactly know what year Lisa was born, it's best to say it was in the early 50s. For some undisclosed reason, she doesn't have any parents, and was likely within the foster care system to find a new place to live in.

### Mid 1950s

Roughly a couple of years after a rumor of a "thing in the cornfield" murdering six orphans nearby Snake Meadow Hill Church winded down, the building reopened with new staff and volunteers. More importantly, a woman named Miriam Bell, who goes by as Sister Bell, was hired to take care of the reopening orphanage and clean up around the area. Shortly thereafter, Lisa was transferred to its newly opened orphanage, along with another orphan named John, and the two become close friends.

When the orphanage becomes full of children, Sister Bell begun to exhibit strange behavior with them, but staff members disregarded this considering that she's doing so well with the children. On one night, her and four of the six children mysteriously disappeared. Only two children, twins, were left behind, presumably because they were sleeping during the event. An unnamed old nun was found dead within the building as well.

The sudden disappearance and death couldn't be kept a secret by the Church anymore like last time, the authorities got involved. An unnamed detective was assigned to solve the case and was accompanied by Father Clarke, the head runner of the Church, to look for the missing woman and children by driving around the farm roads late into the night. The atmosphere starts to get into his head as the twins are claiming that Sister Bell is still around, and the farm roads are starting to become disorienting.

On one night at 2:00AM, Father Clarke and the detective wake up to what sounds like cackling emitting from the twins' bedroom. Upon arrival, they find out that the laughter is coming out of a painting depicting the Virgin Mary. Suddenly, they hear some kind of commotion coming from the chapel. They see Sister Bell dragging the remaining twins down into the basement when the two make it there. The detective wishes to confront Sister Bell with his service weapon, but Father Clarke stops him and mumbles something about doing God's work before tracking down the nun alone. He makes sure nobody comes in or out of the basement by sealing the entrance. The detective has no choice but to wait around until Clarke comes out, but as he hears unspeakable demonic noises emitting through the walls, he leaves behind a note to warn the reader that the Devil is real, and nobody should go into the basement. From Clarke's perspective, he writes his final memoir from a torn-off piece of the Bible before encountering Sister Bell, feeling as if she's waiting for him in anticipation. He remarks that time doesn't flow correctly down in the basement since his watch is stuck on 2:00 AM. He laments that God's work can only do so much to protect him from things unspeakable. He calls himself a foolish old man as his ears bleed from the screams of an unknown demon.

The detective and Father Clarke's fates are unknown, but Clarke was more than likely killed by whatever lurked in that basement. Regardless, the orphans have disappeared indefinitely, and the Church closed for the second and final time.

This entire story was taken from notes in Chapter II Prologue. In these notes, John and Lisa are not mentioned, even though we know they were orphans during that time (hence why I said "six of the eight" instead of "four of the six" orphans who disappeared shown in a note in Prologue). John's mind influences notes that he picks up in Prologue and Chapter II, and may intentionally leave out information, likely due to trauma. Even though the two were granted to escape, they are loosely haunted from the six orphans that were killed. As of now, Miriam's motive with the orphans is unclear and there's no concrete proof as to what prowls in the basement. However, in the end, she did something unexplainable to John and Lisa that makes them walk away as, what somebody named Gary will soon describe it, "husks".

### October of 1987

We flashforward a long time to October of 1987. In between the mid 50s to 87', John lives in his own home somewhere in Connecticut and Lisa moves into an apartment complex in New Haven, one of the many cities in Connecticut. The two seemingly part ways when John meets and engages to another woman named Molly; Lisa tries to keep in touch by regularly sending him letters, but John doesn't respond. At some undisclosed point, Lisa meets another woman named Tiffany and the two become friends. Anywhere beyond this is a mystery, we don't know too much about Lisa.

Into the early weeks of October, a man named Gary Miller, a cult leader of the Eternal Order of the Second Death, takes over the same apartment complex Lisa is living in. His fellow cult members, more particularly thralls, occupy the rooms and become tenants. He, the thralls, and his henchwoman Tiffany all have the same goal in mind; to summon the Peekaboo Demon (the file name for this demon is, "Peekaboo Demon", it's nameless in-game). The way it operates is unclear; It's somehow capable of assisting the summoning of an evil deity named the UNSPEAKABLE via human sacrifices, which is Gary's secondary goal besides finding a worthy vessel for the Second Death to summon the Antichrist. The apartment complex is chockful of tenants that the Peekaboo Demon can use as sacrifices, and it gradually does so over the next couple of days (or weeks, all of this is undated).

The only person who was saved from its butchering is Lisa. Her sparring is unclear; everything beyond here is context clues. The only feasible theory that we have is that Tiffany likely blabbed to Gary that the cult can use her friend as a suitable vessel for the UNSPEAKABLE to possess. The UNSPEAKABLE's possession process is intricate compared to any other demon or evil spirit. It can only take control of somebody via drugs, more particularly, the same drug that all the cult members are dosed on. Regardless of whether that theory is true or not, thralls have been gradually getting friendlier to Lisa so that she can be prepared as a vessel. So far, Lisa is still able to walk around the premises but feels uncomfortable from her neighbors. She tries to contact John about her situation since she trusts him, and even advises him to meetup with Tiffany if he ever comes by. She remembers giving Tiffany a spare key to her room since they were friends. Lisa's letter falls on deaf ears; John never replies and seemingly ignores her. Shortly thereafter, Lisa's neighbors are physically preventing her from leaving her room altogether. She sends one final plea for help to John to come rescue her and suspects that Tiffany is somehow behind all of this. She feels watched by something else in the darkness. This letter will take days, or even weeks, for it to reach John's mailbox considering that Lisa cannot go anywhere.

Over the next couple of days, the building has been running well and Tiffany has been co-running the apartment under Gary. Tiffany has been faithful to him for a long time but hasn't noticed what Gary's true intentions really are. All the way up to this point she's been trying to gain his unrequited love. So, when she somehow finds out that he only really cares about Amy, a teenager who's the perfect vessel for the Second Death, she gets envious. Overflowing with jealousy and hatred, she plans to sabotage Gary's plans and perform the Second Death ritual herself to one-up Amy and hopefully gain his love. Her plan is to somehow block entry to Lisa's room so that nobody can enter or use her as a vessel. It's vague as to whether Tiffany genuinely wanted to help her or only did this to bring attention to herself. Gary catches wind of this and makes an announcement to his thralls that Tiffany has betrayed his trust and the will of the UNSPEAKABLE. He goads Tiffany to help Lisa since the UNSPEAKABLE will crush them both.

Shortly thereafter, Tiffany figures out a way to block Lisa's door by summoning Alu. The demon places his seal on Lisa's door so that nobody can enter or leave, and eventually possesses her. Gary notices his presence and the seal he placed over Lisa's door, but still remains respectful by making another announcement to his thrall about his arrival. At some point, Tiffany brings her next plan into fruition by performing her own makeshift Second Death ritual. Gathering thralls who defected on Gary, Tiffany proceeds with the ritual. However, she overdoes it and believes that the reason why nobody has done the ritual successfully is that more than seven sacrifices were needed. So, she uses the sacrifices that were intended for the Peekaboo Demon's usage and becomes an abomination. Her eviscerated head becomes a throne for her new demon to sit on. It controls the majority of her body, save for her speaking. She hides away in the Unseen World version of the 10th Floor to tempt Gary to follow her; either as an attempt to kill him or to show how much better she is than Amy. With a lack of sacrifices, the Peekaboo Demon has gone rogue and kills anybody who it comes across, regardless of if the person stays still or not (which is an advice that Gary stated to his thralls when it was summoned in one of the apartment rooms).

It's near the end of October and the Profane Sabbath is approaching, the one day where demonic powers are at its peak and the preferable day to summon the Antichrist. Gary doesn't have time to deal with Tiffany, Lisa getting trapped within her own room, nor the rampaging Peekaboo Demon, so he abandons it and returns to a secluded area called the Crucible in preparation. Very few thralls are still alive and occupy the complex; A majority of them followed Gary into the Crucible to witness the powers of the Profane Sabbath. By the time John arrives for other matters, the complex is eerily silent.

### October 29th, 1987 (Chapter III)

Cutting to John, he has gone through a lot ever since September of 87'. He reattempted another exorcism session with Amy in her house but failed once again and cowardly left her in the woodland to bleed out from her injuries. He also experienced one of the worst nightmares he's ever had where he was susceptible to divulging into his evil urges, and even got divorced by Molly for seeping back into his delusions that Amy was possessed and needed help. By October, his faith in God and himself is at its breaking point, but still tries to remain optimistic. Shortly after his worst nightmare, he got a letter written by a complete stranger named Father Garcia who requests his help to find Amy's twin brothers, Nate and Jason, in order to prevent the cult from using them to summon a great demon named Malphas on the Profane Sabbath, the day when demonic activity is at its peak. The letter ended that he'll have to wait until there's further updates, and it took a month to get any reply.

On the 28th, John got a new letter in the mail from Father Garcia who instructed him to investigate a clinic Amy used to work at to see if Malphas might be summoned there. John arrived at his destination and explored, but there wasn't any evidence of either the twins or Malphas. He banished a demon lurking in the basement and returned home. Now the 29th, John wakes up from a recurring nightmare of his first exorcism and reads another new letter from Father Garcia. Garcia instructs him to explore an apartment complex in New Haven since he believes Malphas might be summoned there. John will have to go alone, though, Garcia cannot drive there himself for some undisclosed reason. There're two other letters; John opens them and reads Lisa's letters where she asks him for help from her creepy neighbors. Considering that Lisa is trapped in a room, it makes sense as to why it would take so long for her letters to reach John, but these letters indicate that she's sent many before; John voluntarily ignores them. Now that he's divorced, John probably figures that he might as well catch up with Lisa and rescue her. John hops into his silver sedan and speeds off.

John reaches his destination and enters inside.

#### among the damned

The entire complex is eerily silent, despite looking like it's in good condition. John walks to the left and picks up a letter left behind by, apparently, Lisa. The letter is very formal and has a different writing tone compared to the other letters John has; Lisa says that she hasn't been feeling well but got better and is on vacation out of the country, so he won't find her at home. John talks to himself, "I should check my other letters from Lisa." and further explores the building.

Taking the elevator to Room 3B, Tiffany's Room, John finds the spare key mentioned in one of Lisa's letters. A blood trail leads to a locked door. John prepares to leave the room but the static from a nearby TV briefly changes to Tiffany's face before defaulting to static. Outside the room, John hears something in the distance repeatedly stomping.

Walking up to Room 5A, Lisa's Room, there's a large pentagram covering a door, it prevents access from anybody going inside. John explores the bathroom and finds a note written by Gary. Gary says that if the reader wants to remove the Seal of Alu, they have to find a blood-stained dagger and a mask if they want to get rid of it. Close to the note is a blue key that unlocks Room 10M. Attempting to exorcise the seal doesn't yield anything, but it leaves blood on the wall that gives a rough description as to what they look like.

Although John could've tried to exorcise a dagger found in Room 2A earlier, it didn't do anything. However, after attempting to exorcise the seal, the dagger now has blood on it and purifying it removes one of the two seals in Room 5A. There's a staircase underneath a table in the room but currently there's no way to access it.

Taking the elevator to Floor 10, John enters Room 10M with the key he found in Room 5A. Next to the door is a message written on the wall, "Sacrifice What You Cling To" Inside the room is a dumbwaiter and instructions on how to use it. There's also a monitor feed of a camera that points towards the basement of the building. Since there's nothing much else to do, John mutters, "So be it." and places his crucifix onto the dumbwaiter. He watches his crucifix plummet all the way down to the basement.

John retrieves his crucifix by nearly escaping the Peekaboo Demon's grasp, who was creeping around in the basement before realizing John is completely vulnerable, and three thralls who were standing around an altar all by using the flash of a camera he found in one of the floors. He retrieves his crucifix, purifies a sacrificial mask that removes Alu's second seal, and banishes the Peekaboo Demon in the basement. As he walks up a flight of stairs, Alu temporarily leaves Lisa's body to possess him instead for the sake of it.

John comes back to his senses and takes the elevator all the way to Room 5A. He opens the now-unlocked door and sees Lisa motionlessly standing in the middle of five stick dolls. John approaches and says that he's relieved to see her alright. Lisa unemotionally asks what took him so long, and John shamefully doesn't muster a reply. Lisa continues and says that it's so dark, she can't see the light anymore. John comes up with a reasonable excuse and says that he got there as fast as he could. He awkwardly suggests that they need to leave, but Lisa's voice gets gravelly and says, "I'M NOT LISA!"

Lisa, possessed by Alu, shambles towards John in an attempt to butcher him. John temporarily slows her down with his crucifix; Alu leaves her body and flees into one of the five stick dolls. Lisa gravitates towards him for safety. If John successfully purifies the same stick doll Alu is hiding in time, the demon gets stunned long enough for John to do damage before possessing Lisa once again, repeating the cycle. If John takes too long to find the correct stick doll, Alu makes a beeline towards him and possesses him. Lisa stands in shock as John tries to fight off the urge to kill her; we, the player, are shown white text of somebody saying, "FIGHT IT, JOHN!", which is strange considering that the only person who speaks with white text is somebody who (physically) isn't in the room. Eventually, Alu leaves John, repossesses Lisa, and the fight continues.

If John doesn't fight off the evil urge to kill Lisa while possessed, he gets too close and seemingly decapitates her instantly. John temporarily reverts back to his normal self and horrifically mutters, "Oh my God! Lisa, I'm so sorry." His body turns purple, hinting that he's still possessed, and shouts, "THE DEVIL MADE ME DO IT!" He seemingly gets over the possession and can proceed as usual. Alu doesn't leave his body after this. This alternate choice of killing Lisa becomes relevant later down the line for an ending, but for now we're going to continue as if he never did this.

John banishes Alu, who makes a low growl and floats away. Lisa runs out of the room and John follows. In the next room, the two have a proper conversation. Lisa lights a cigarette to decompress and thanks John for being there to count on. She explains that a man named Gary Miller runs the apartment complex and mentions how he's trying to resurrect a horrible demon (Malphas). Lisa urges John to stop Gary. John tries to ask if she needs a place to stay, but Lisa immediately shuts down his attempts and says that she'll be fine and that he has to get going. John does so and explores the rest of the apartment complex, sensing as if a seal was broken somewhere beyond after banishing Alu.

It's understandable that Lisa was quick to shut down John considering that he's been ignoring her letters for well over a couple of years and he didn't see her pleads for help in, at the very least, over a week. Additionally, she just got rid of her possession. Alu has been using her body for the majority of October, so she's not all quite there in the head.

### October 30th, 1987

It's going to be a little while before Lisa makes a physical appearance again. However, she's referenced in a note and makes a cameo during a hallucination.

John explores a Daycare Center somewhere in Connecticut after Father Garcia sends him an update that the children there are exhibiting odd behavior. John unlocks a seal leading into a secret underground tunnel system, nicknamed Garyland in the files. Shortly before reaching the central area of Garyland, there's a riddle left behind by Gary:

She consumed six little twigs
Only two were left to walk as husks
Go ahead, priest
Stare into the eyes of my mother

The "She" in question is Miriam, the nun back in the '50s who kidnapped John, Lisa, and six other orphans for no concrete explanation. The fact that she "consumed" (either figuratively or literally) six little twigs signifies that stick dolls used to be former humans. However, the, "two who were left to walk as husks" is a nod to John and Lisa. They were intentionally granted to live after Miriam took them for undisclosed reasons, but did something to the two of them where their real forms is stick dolls. Or more specifically, if we take John's frequent transformation of a gray creature in his nightmares into account (check John's wiki page), their real forms are Wretches. At this point, this sounds like an outlandish theory than anything, but an up-coming drug trip (somewhat) explains everything.

As John stares into a portrait of Miriam, her long, ghostly arms grab the painting and sink into a pipe. John follows and he's in a deeper section of Garyland. As he attempts to solve a puzzle depicting three great demons, Gary emerges from behind a pillar and pricks John in the neck with a mysterious syringe. John stumbles and screams as the drug's effects kick in near instantly.

In reality, John took his shirt off and is going on an insane rampage against oncoming thralls. He's on the same drug as the thralls and cult members regularly take (check John's wiki page). We, the player, are shown cryptic imagery of various things. More importantly, we're shown a cinematic of a younger version of Miriam staring blankly at the viewer with Snake Meadow Hill Church behind her. We can see younger versions of John, Lisa, and other orphans staring out of the window as the wind blows.

The screen cuts to two stick dolls seemingly holding hands and maggots wiggle across their bodies. Then after, we see young versions of John and Lisa holding hands. These two cinematics are supposed to enforce the idea that the duo are Wretches after whatever Miriam did to them.

Beyond this is other cryptic imagery that doesn't relate to Lisa. The effects don't last very long, John slumps over and walks over the massacre he just caused. He presses onward.

### October 31st, 1987 (Ending II)

We're going to flashforward all the way to Ending II, Lisa doesn't become relevant until now.

John and Father Garcia stumble out of the Daycare Center after John defeats Gary, Miriam, Malphas, and finishing his long-overdue exorcism of Amy. The pair recuperate at John's silver sedan and Garcia questions if he's done it. John replies that he did, remarking that what he encountered down there was truly unspeakable but vanquished the great evil with the power of the Lord. Father Garcia corrects him, stating that the UNSPEAKABLE is still out there even though he vanquished a powerful demon and disrupted the Profane Sabbath. Garcia congratulates him on how much he's grown. Before he requests that he needs spiritual warriors, Lisa suddenly interrupts and walks into frame.

John asks why she's here, but Lisa ignores his question and begs him not to go. She pleads that he doesn't have to keep fighting and suggests that they can leave the area and live the rest of their lives together. At this point, John is hesitant on his decision and tells her that he needs to figure out all of his unanswered questions or he'll be restless. Lisa replies that they can figure it out together.

With all this, John has an option of either sticking with Lisa or pairing up with Father Garcia. It's unclear how she knew John was driving towards the Daycare Center. The best theory to come up with is stalking.

#### Choosing Lisa

John and Lisa embrace each other; John makes up his mind and says that he trusts her. The two leave in his car and drive off to an unknown destination. Judging by Ending I, Father Garcia accepts John's choice and willingly allows him to leave with Lisa.

Although this is heartwarming since John emotionally opened up to somebody, this choice might be a repeat of Molly's case. Molly left because she couldn't stand John's sharp mental decline where he started to believe that Amy is still possessed and that only he can exorcise her. Even though Lisa is more understanding since the two have known each other for a long time, the UNSPEAKABLE still lingers and is very capable of mentally breaking down John to further separate him and his loved ones. As of now, we don't know if this choice is canonical.

#### Choosing Father Garcia

John and Father Garcia grip hands in compliance; John mentally prepares himself and states that he's ready to fight more demons. The two hop into his car and speed off to an unknown destination, ditching Lisa behind.

This is the best possible outcome for John. Having an ally to hunt down unanswered questions is the best-case scenario. Despite defeating Gary and his Unholy Trinity, John is not mentally all-there and will likely relapse when the UNSPEAKABLE starts to formulate its next plan to get into John's head. At least when it does inevitably happen, he has somebody who's experienced in battling with evil. As of now, we don't know if this choice is canonical.

### October 31st, 1987 (Ending I)

Lisa is implied to be around in this ending but doesn't make a physical appearance.

In this route, John failed to banish all three demons that act as triggers to neutralize the seal over the Crucible. He and Father Garcia had no choice but to temporarily block anybody from entering or exiting the Crucible by purifying a floating slab, which promptly plummets to the ground. The pair trample over the bodies of police officers & thralls and recollect at Garcia's car; John solemnly sits down and Garcia lights a cigarette to decompress.

Garcia congratulates him for sealing up the demonic force. John chips in and asks if it's all over, but Garcia replies that Gary and his Unholy Trinity were not truly defeated, so sooner or later they will return. He goes on to say that until they come back, he swears to go to war against the UNSPEAKABLE. Garcia requests that he needs spiritual warriors like him to do the deed, but John has a lot on his mind and opens up to him. He recounts that a year ago he saw the Devil (White Entity, check the wiki) and was tricked by him. John becomes overwhelmed and says that he doesn't know if he'll ever be freed of Amy nor if his faith will be as strong as before. Garcia tries to cheer him up and replies that he doesn't think that's true, saying that since he knows the Devil is real than the Lord is real as well, ending that true faith looks forwards not backwards. Garcia gears up and says that his journey is just beginning and that he'll be his teacher. John stands up and the two shake hands in compliance. Garcia drives John to an unknown destination.

Lisa doesn't show up at all in this ending, even though she does in Ending II. The best possible reasoning could be that she recognizes John's silver sedan so she would wait around his car until he returns. She wouldn't know Father Garcia at all considering that they never met, so Lisa doesn't realize in this ending that John is long gone.

#### Bad Variant

In this variant of Ending I, John either accidentally killed Lisa during his possession, never investigated New Haven Apartment Complex at all, or decided to walk out the door during a nightmare (this is elaborated in John's wiki page).

Everything is the same all the way up to when Garcia requests that he needs spiritual warriors like John. John cuts him off and stands up, saying that he's probably not the one he's working for. John continues by saying that he feels weak and believes that he's done some horrible things, but requests that he needs time to figure everything out. Pissed off at his cowardice, Garcia spits his cigarette and says that it wasn't a request. He reloads his shotgun and aims at John's face, demanding him to get into his car. Garcia drives John to an unknown destination.

### October 30th, 1987 (Ending III)

In this ending, John got too paranoid to investigate the Daycare Center and speed away. Thanks to his absence, the thralls that were supposed to be butchered during his drug-induced rampage are still alive and overpowered the police officers stationed outside; thralls are running amok all over the street. Since Father Garcia was navigating through Garyland to catch up with John, it's suggested that he was overwhelmed as well and died when the thralls were breaking loose. Lisa was around the area like in Ending II, so she probably died as well when the thralls were doing whatever they wanted.

All in all, Lisa makes her final appearance in Ending II. Like stated previously, we don't know her very well, which is strange since we know much more from Tiffany, another new character of Chapter III.

## Quotes

### Pre-Alu Fight

* John: "Lisa! Thank God you're alright."
* "John... what took you so long?"

* "It's so dark. I can't see the light anymore."

* John: "I got here as fast as I could. ...Let's go, Lisa."
* "I'M NOT LISA"

### Post-Alu Fight

* "Thanks, John. I knew I could count on you."

* "Listen, John. A man named Gary Miller runs this place."

* "He's trying to resurrect a horrible demon."

* "You have to stop him!"

* John: "Do you need a place to stay?"
* "I'll be fine. Now, get going!"

### Ending II: A New Journey

* "John!" (Lisa runs onscreen, joining John and Father Garcia)

* John: "Lisa? What are you doing here?"
* "John, please don't go. You don't have to keep fighting."

* "We can leave this place together, live the rest of our lives in peace."

* John: "Lisa, I still have so many questions. I need to figure all this out or I'll never be able to rest."
* "Then let's figure it out together."

## Trivia

* Development notes for Chapter III reveal that Lisa was intended to be an artist, whose paintings you could collect throughout the apartment building. These paintings were scrapped but their imagery (inspired by King of Pain by The Police) was adapted for the Injection sequence instead.
	+ There is no info given in-game about Lisa's occupation, so it's still plausible that she is an artist.
* For some reason, Lisa's overworld sprite doesn't change color when she gets possessed by Alu, unlike with John. If she would change colors, then her possessed sprite would've been orange considering that her default artstyle color (yellow) combing with a typical demon's artstyle color (red) would be orange, because this color change applies to John. When he gets possessed, his overworld sprite is purple since it's a mixture of his default artstyle (blue) mixing with a demon's artstyle (red).
* When Lisa gets possessed, her face doesn't become mangled compared to John, likely because Malphas particularly left a "mark" during John's possession process by partially biting his face off.

## Gallery

### In-Game

Lisa's default standing sprite.Dead after being killed by a possessed John.
### Cinematics

John and Lisa chitchat after he saves her from Alu's clutches.We, the player, are shown a cinematic of younger versions of John and Lisa holding hands while he seeps into an drug-induced rampage.Lisa as seen in Ending II of Chapter III, she tied up her hair and seems to have changed into a sweater or long-sleeved shirt.John and Lisa holding hands in Ending II.
### Other

Lisa's default standing sprite (now with a filter!).Lisa catches up to John in Ending II.