Amy Martin

"You've been so brave. But now... It's time to finish what you started."

**Amy Martin** is a possessed teenaged girl and the secondary antagonist of the FAITH series. She's the primary antagonist of Chapter I, makes a cameo in Chapter II, and reappears often in dreams in Chapter III. Tricked to going to a get-together, Amy was restrained in a clinic and was possessed by a demon. After a failed exorcism, she escaped from an institution and became a vessel for a cursed ritual, the Second Death. The protagonist, John Ward, sets on a journey to finish his botched exorcism, but her frequent reappearance in his nightmares reminds him how much of a failure he thinks he is.

## Appearance

Amy is a teenage girl with long hair who is rendered with a purple color in the game's art style. She is about the same height as Tiffany, the cult leader's henchwoman. She is depicted as wearing a long dress with short sleeves. When possessed, she's capable of floating, teleportation when needed be, and can contort her body to the point where she can crawl like a spider. Since her demon is related to the UNSPEAKABLE, an evil deity worshipped by the Order of the Second Death, a human hand is capable of emerging from her mouth.

During the Second Death ritual, cult members carved a red, gaping hole on her face. After the ritual was complete, this gaping hole acts as a portal to Hell, where demons and spirits are capable of entering to-and-fro. It's able to widen enough to fit anything inside of it, ranging from wildlife for sacrificial purposes to a "human". Initially, a human hand emerges from the portal, but as the event called the Profane Sabbath draws near, the Antichrist makes its presence known by having its demonic hand emerge from the portal instead.

## Personality

Amy was a hard-worker and very dedicated to her job at the clinic. She also had a strong desire to be independent and make her own choices, a desire that likely comes from the fact that she was homeschooled by her parents. Since her home is in a secluded area, she couldn't interact with other people often and tends to be a loner. She preferred to become friends with anybody she came across, a vulnerability that later became her doom in the future. Like any other teenager, she was rebellious against her parents, but her reasons seemed to be justified at the time since she had to deal with a delusional mother and a temporarily absent father. Despite everything that she went through, she was a forgiving person and didn't hold grudges towards John, despite his failure to exorcise her.

## Biography

Amy's wiki page focuses entirely on narrative and plot-heavy details. For gameplay details, check the chapter headings in FAITH: The Unholy Trinity (which is a work in progress, sorry).

### 1970

We don't know exactly what year Amy was born but taking a note in Chapter I into consideration, she was 17 years old in 1987. So, by deducting "17" from "1987", she was born at some point in 1970 to Cindy Martin and Robert "Bob" Martin in Sterling, Connecticut. Due to the secluded location of their home, she receives her education via homeschooling.

### May 3rd, 1980

A decade later, Cindy becomes pregnant again. On May 3rd, she's expecting to deliver twin boys, Nate and Jason. We get this date from a birthdate invitation found in Chapter I, where the twins were supposed to have become 6 years old on May 3rd, 1986. So, by deducting "6" from "1986", we get May 3rd, 1980.

Unfortunately, during delivery, Cindy miscarried them. Distraught over the sudden loss, she becomes delusional and perceives them as still being alive, despite not ever seeing them. Although her husband assigned her a psychiatrist that he knows, Dr. Morris, she occasionally relapses despite her therapeutic sessions. It's not outwardly stated, but Cindy's indulges of creating kiddie drawings, decorating the twins' room as if they're still around, and fake birthday parties probably took a toll on Amy.

### Early 1986

In early 1986, Bob, Dr. Morris, and other of his friends make a trip to do missionary work (despite never being religious himself) in Nicaragua, concurrent with a real-life civil war that had been affecting the country for months. They'll all return within September. With Bob gone, only Cindy and Amy live in the house. Although everything seems to be working out well, it's best to assume that Cindy still relapses into her delusions, and it's probably difficult for Amy to deal with them. Besides, there's only so much they can do in the middle of a dense forest.

One day, Amy somehow hears about a clinic somewhere in Connecticut being available for internship. She takes up the opportunity in hopes of socializing and gets accepted for the position. Gary, the operator of the clinic, and other staff members treat her well. Amy seemingly gets to know them well and eventually regards them as friends.

In reality, the clinic is a front to obtain an influx of infants from unsuspecting mothers for sacrificial purposes. Gary is in fact a leader of a cult named the Eternal Order of the Second Death and has been on a fruitless search to find the perfect vessel for the Second Death, a ritual where cultists carve a gaping hole on the vessel's face as a portal to Hell. Gary's ultimate goal is to summon the Antichrist out of the perfect vessel and to create his own Unholy Trinity to wreak havoc on Earth, where his mother, Miriam, takes upon the title as "The Mother", the perfect vessel as "The Daughter", and a great demon named Malphas as "The Unclean Spirit"; akin to how the Holy Trinity consists of God as The Father, Jesus Christ as The Son, and the Holy Spirit as The Holy Spirit.

The cult has been active for seemingly decades and haven't been successful in their search of a worthy vessel until now. Gary realizes the potential Amy has to become a perfect vessel since the ritual has specific conditions that fits with her; able-bodied, young, and emotionally weak or vulnerable. He and the staff members, who are thralls and cultists alike, manipulate Amy to build trust. Once the time is right, they plan to restrain her to get her possessed by a demon that can aid the process of the ritual. As Amy becomes more absorbed with her work, Cindy starts to get judgmental looks from members of her Book Club when she tells them where Amy works at.

Amy turns 16 years old at some point and Bob mails her a doll he found as a gift while doing work in Nicaragua. Although Amy's disappointed with her gift, likely wishing she would've gotten a phone than anything, the doll acts as a catalyst for Cindy's increasing delusions about the twin boys; firstly making her believe that Bob is stationed somewhere in the Middle East than Nicaragua, all because of how the doll looks. As we'll see soon, illusions of the twins appear to be communicating and interacting to Cindy only; nobody else recognizes or sees them. They also loosely try to plant the idea that she can find replacements for them.

### May 3rd, 1986

On the sixth anniversary of the twins' due date, Cindy made an imaginary birthday party for them. Some of her friends attend her party to not upset her too much. During the party, one of her friends named Nancy spots a "tall man wearing dark clothing" talking to one of the twins outside of the party. Nancy calls Cindy later that night about what she witnessed. Cindy panics and wonders how she didn't notice this sooner. She plans to contact the sheriff about what happened, but nothing ever comes of it. Cindy writes all of this down on a note and laments how she needs her husband here and not elsewhere in the Middle East.

This "tall man" might be referring to Gary, who seems to be surveying the house and the surroundings to understand what he's dealing with and how to seclude Amy from others even further. With how long it took to find a worthy vessel, he tries to make sure nothing gets in the way of his goal, but this is uncertain.

Meanwhile, at some undisclosed date, Gary keeps surveillance of wherever Amy goes within the clinic while he prepares for the ritual. He sends a fax to a woman named Rhonda, a cult member taking the role as a receptionist, about making sure she ignores any incoming or missed phone calls from the Department of Health until either he's notified or left a message to Tiffany, his henchwoman, all to ensure that there won't be any surprise inspections. This statement implies that he's been hounded by the organization for any shady or unsanitary actions occurring within the clinic, and although he's been able to ward them off from shutting down the building, he wants to maintain caution since he cannot (legally) combat against a governmental department. He also wants to get contacted directly on his personal line whenever she hears back from Amy, signifying that he does keep high prevalence on her.

### May 4th, 1986

Today's the day Amy starts her new school year at home. She expresses dissatisfaction to her mother and wants to go to a real school, likely to socialize and get out of the house, but Cindy just believes she has cabin fever. Interestingly, the twins apparently ran into the house with blood on their hands. Cindy follows them and comes across a deer carcass. She plans to write this encounter to Bob the next day and mail it to him. This event greatly signifies that the twins' illusions are growing stronger and are capable of interacting with their surroundings. It's likely that Cindy herself was touching the carcass in a trance-like or disassociated mental state.

### May 5th, 1986

The next day, Cindy writes a letter and plans to deliver it to Bob. She states that the twins and Amy recently started their new school year at home, but Amy expresses dissatisfaction and wishes to go to a real school. She dismisses her worries and merely chalks it up to cabin fever. More importantly, Cindy writes about how yesterday the twins came running into the house with blood on their hands. She followed them and found a horrific site of a deer carcass. Her initial belief is that there's some kind of coyote problem but she's still somewhat concern. The letter ends that all of this happened just a day after the twin's birthday and can't wait for him to return.

At some undisclosed timeframe, there are implications that cult members are surveying the property since Cindy spotted two adults roaming the forest. Apparently, they were hikers that got lost and she pointed them towards the closest road, Snake Meadow Hill Road, but overall feels uneasy about the experience and contemplates whether she should retrieve Bob's rifle he stores in his closet or not. Cindy writes down this encounter on a note for herself.

### June of 1986

At some point, Amy decides to write a letter and deliver it to one of Bob's friends named Layton, a man who's on the same missionary job as him. The reasoning behind this isn't too obvious and we're never shown her letter, but it's likely that Amy was worried about her father and wanted to know what was going on in Nicaragua by asking his friend what's the weirdest thing he's seen on the job. Amy receives Layton's response, who states that he was happy to hear from her. Layton recaps about a recent incident where a boy startled himself when he was recounting a time where he saw paranormal activity after praying to a St. Death figurine, one of the saints his family regularly pray to. Apparently, the boy and several natives practice a religion named Quimbamba, which Layton believes functions like a pagan religion. Layton tried to invite the boy to a Christian Church and states that God would not make him afraid like that, but the boy never showed up. The letter ends that he has to return back to work and that he'll see her in four months. Since Bob returned sometime in September, we can deduct that Layton probably sent this letter around June.

### Before September 6th, 1986

A couple months pass and we cut to September. Cindy seemingly caved in from her Book Club members and forbade Amy to ever go back to work at the clinic. Amy obliges despite retaliating against the idea. With Amy gone, this jeopardizes the plans for the Second Death. Gary thinks fast and decides to emotionally entice Amy back to the clinic with a premise of a get-together happening on a Saturday night. In the letter, he manipulates her feelings by saying how she's an adult and can handle her own decisions despite being sixteen. He follows up that she shouldn't let her parents dictate her dreams and he'll be there for her if she needs anything. He ends his letter that there'll be a get-together at the clinic, it'll be great for her to join, and she's still considered a part of the team despite her departure. Amy receives the letter and plans to sneak out on the 6th.

To make sure Cindy doesn't accidentally interfere with anything again, Gary intentionally manipulates her illusions that goad her to looking for replacements. Although currently there's not clear proof as to how he knows this, there's vague evidence that it's his way of toying with mentally unwell mothers. However, it might be the doll's doing as well, it's intentionally vague.

### September 6th, 1986

(I got this date by looking at "FAITH - TheStorySoFar".txt file found in the Goodies Folder because some of the details still applies to the series. I'm stating this now instead of later in a reference because this is a major key event that's not stated at all in-game, which lead to a lot of confusion as to how Amy ever got possessed.)

Amy sneaks out of the house in the night and gets a ride to the clinic. Once inside, the cult restrains her and intentionally get her possessed by an unnamed demon that aids the process of the Second Death. This demon has a unique attribute of being able to sprout a human hand from the possessed bodies' mouth; indicating that this demon might be another alias of the UNSPEAKABLE, a deity that the cult worship. It's speculated from a note found in Chapter I that the deity is involved during the Second Death ritual where a human hand emerges from the gaping hole, so this attribute must apply to the possession as well. It's difficult to say. The cult drops her off at her home and speeds away. Amy enters her house and Cindy seemingly doesn't suspect any foul play. However, she somewhat notices that Amy is "off" or got some kind of condition.

### Before September 21st, 1986

At least a couple days pass and Cindy doesn't feel safe in the house anymore; It feels like the atmosphere is warped or slanted. She jots down on a note that she occasionally hears voices emitting from the forest at night. Additionally, she's incredibly uncomfortable whenever she's around Amy, believing that whatever condition she has is getting worse. She wishes to take her to see a doctor but notices that her car keys are missing and the phoneline doesn't work during the day. An important detail to point out is that the illusions of the twins are more apparent than ever, the only real reason Cindy doesn't want to leave and contact somebody is that she can't just ditch the twins behind with Amy. She even restricts them from playing outside because of the strange noises, so it appears that the twins have somewhat "manifested" into being. The note ends how she feels slightly relieved upon realizing that Bob will be returning home tomorrow.

With Amy possessed, Gary and the cult finalizes a couple of things before they can restrain Amy once again and perform the Second Death while Cindy is preoccupied with her delusions. However, what Gary didn't expect is Bob returning from Nicaragua so soon. Now home, Bob is greeted with a standoffish Amy and a mentally unstable Cindy. Since Dr. Morris returned home as well, he tried to contact Bob about what to do with Cindy. From a recent counseling session, Cindy starts to fully indulge in her delusions and brought up how she can find replacements for the twins; the same subject the two heard about while working in Nicaragua. However, Bob is too preoccupied with trying to figure out what happened to Amy to heed Cindy's sharp mental decline. Bob believes something paranormal is occurring in the house, so he explores his property in hopes that something around the area was connected to Amy's perceived possession, and he finds unmarked graves. Bob contacts a member from the State of Connecticut Historical Society to translate the markings, but they aren't able to provide any answers on what they say.

Running out of options, Bob and Cindy contact the Catholic Church (a.k.a. The Vatican) to see if an exorcist can come to relieve Amy's possession. Father Allred is assigned to take on the task since he's well experienced with exorcisms. Analyzing the situation before officially starting the exorcism, Allred comes into conclusions that Amy's possession is stronger than what he's used to, so he contacts the Catholic Church for an assistant. John Ward, a priest who's never done an exorcism before, is assigned to take on the grueling task. Father Allred schedules to have the exorcism performed on the 21st. He was hoping to perform the session away from the house, preferably a decrepit shed nearby, because he knows how distressing it can be for family members to witness an exorcism performed on their loved ones based off of experience. Unfortunately, Bob and Cindy were adamant on having it done inside the house so that they can periodically check on Amy.

### September 21st, 1986

(Everything below is essentially a rundown of every nightmare sequence in Chapter III, so not a lot of references here)

On this fateful day, Father Allred and John drive to the Martin House in the night to begin the exorcism. John plans to write personal notes on what happens. The two park outside, open the door, and Allred introduces himself and John to Bob and Cindy.

John nervously darts his eyes and Cindy remains quiet; Bob's a nervous wreck and shamefully tells the two that he had to tie Amy in the basement. Walking downstairs, Amy stares at John and Father Allred coldly as Allred tries to ask how she's doing. With no response, Allred demands the demon's name in Latin, and her demon remarks, "HELLO, PRIEST." Father Allred begins the exorcism.

John stares blankly as he sees Father Allred attempting to exorcise Amy with his crucifix. Amy can only kick her feet and laugh (or scream) as the session goes.

Allred gets annoyed and demands John to recite the prayer of exorcism from a nearby book. Upon reading the fourth verse, Bob and Cindy walk downstairs to see the commotion, inadvertently preventing him from completing the exorcism (this mess-up is referenced way down the line). Sensing Cindy's horrified silence, Amy's demon tries to call out to her by chanting, "MOTHER! MOTHER!" Allred requests John to take her parents back upstairs since her demon is trying to afflict them. John relocates the two and Bob tries to spark a conversation; saying that whatever is going on with his daughter is not her, but John sourly responds with, "...I don't know what to tell you." He instructs the two to wait upstairs while he goes back down to assist Father Allred. In the basement once again, John finds Allred unconscious and notices that Amy is nowhere in sight. Shortly before Allred collapsed, he wrote "Take it" and "Save her" with his own blood. John picks up Allred's crucifix and says, "Don't worry, Amy. I'm coming."

John searches up and down on the 1st Floor for Amy, Bob and Cindy have strangely disappeared. However, he occasionally spots Cindy hiding behind furniture and sees Bob seemingly trapped in a mirror in the master bedroom (it's unclear if this genuinely happened or was just a weird occurrence in a nightmare of his first exorcism). Walking upstairs to the 2nd Floor and into the attic, he spots Amy standing motionlessly. The entire room is cold. He urges her to go back downstairs to restart the exorcism, but her demon starts to tease that his deceased mother, Meredith, is in the room with them. John ignores the goading and calls out for Bob and Father Allred. The demon mocks him again that nobody is coming to rescue him. With no choice, John attempts to restart the exorcism all by himself.

Amy's demon was far too powerful, she knocks out John after a brief struggle and flees. Awakening, John places mannequins around the entrance to the main attic and vows to never return back in there based on what he's witnessed. Despite of that, he still wishes to resume the exorcism, so he investigates the house again to look for her. In Amy's bedroom, John is horrified to find Cindy's corpse near the same doll from months prior. Amy apparently gutted and strangled her with her own intestines while John was unconscious. Walking to the master bedroom, he also finds Bob's strangled body. By this point, John is deeply frightened and feels like he needs to get out of the house immediately before getting killed himself. However, he doesn't want to leave Father Allred behind since he was merely unconscious, so he musters determination and ventures to the basement again.

Investigating the area, he hears Father Allred shouting from a distance, "Everything will be alright, Father Ward. Please come quickly!" John follows his voice and notices that Allred's body was tampered and has hollow eye sockets. Allred begins to speak again, but suddenly, Amy appears and has his head on her lap. She opens Allred's sockets, and they begin to bleed, so it's likely that she killed him while John was knocked out in the attic.

She continues to manipulate Allred's body to ask for John's help. Afterwards, she stands up and crawls on all fours to rush John to finish him off. Shortly before he gets ambushed, the lights suddenly cut off on their own, and the entire house goes dark.

Alone and terrified, John has reached his breaking point and freaks out wondering if he will never escape the house alive. Seeing the corpses of her parents, her raw demonic power, and mimicking Father Allred's voice was all too much to bear. He prays for God to come rescue him. With no response, he then pleads for anybody else to come. Suddenly, a white entity manifests before him.

The entity says that it hears him and asks what he wishes. John breaks down to it and says that everything he just dealt with is too much for him, he's very afraid, and just wants to escape the house alive. The entity questions about the girl, but John pleads that he just wants to go home. The entity gives him a disclaimer that, if it leads him to safety, then the girl's fate will be sealed, implying that the demon possessing her will have a stronger restraint on her and will likely never be exorcised. Exhausted, John repeats himself that he just wants to go home. The entity forces him to swear on it and John obliges.

John inadvertently doomed Amy by making a deal to who he thought was a holy figure. There were signs that this entity is not what it seems, but John was too afraid and mentally drained to understand the gravity of his situation. With this deal done, he's able to walk out of the house alive without getting ambushed and staggers towards paramedics and the police outside. Apparently, the entity used its divine power to contact emergency services. There's no other hint that Father Allred, Amy, her parents, or John had contacted them.

#### Aftermath

John staggers out of the house and feels disoriented on what he's been through. Amy seemingly settled down and the two get arrested when the police find the bodies of the deceased. A note found in Chapter II suggests that the police currently suspect that John was the culprit behind the murders, probably because they find it unlikely a teenage girl like Amy can overpower three adults. However, John's a mental wreck and doesn't provide a straight narrative on what he's encountered and is fixated on what he dealt with in the attic. We, the player, don't fully know what he encountered in that attic either, but it's subtly brought up again during a drug trip in Chapter III.

### September 22nd, 1986

Amy and John are transmitted into Yale Psychiatric Institution for the time being since both are too mentally unstable to be incarcerated or stand trial. The head runner of the institution, Dr. McGlashan, assigns Dr. Spinel to take care of John so that he can get more information out of him to provide to the police and Martin Family Attorneys who are trying to figure out the murder case.

Dr. Spinel creates a new patient intake form for John and performs the initial consultation. During this, John was non-responsive for the first half-hour and told an inconsistent story of an exorcism narrative, rambling that Amy was in the basement then seemingly teleported into the attic. Dr. Spinel jots down in his notes that he needs more sessions with John to better understand the situation and plans to begin a treatment process tomorrow.

### September 23rd to October 22nd, 1986

For the next month, Dr. Spinel starts a treatment process for John so that he can regain his sanity. During a counseling session, John becomes hysterical and somehow knows that Amy is in the same institution with him. Although Dr. Spinel jots down in his notes that Amy needs to be relocated to do proper work with John, it's unclear if this request truly came through. Since the murder case is still pending, Bob and Cindy's deaths are ruled an accident when a public, closed-casket memorial is held for them on September 24th.

### October 23rd, 1986

John writes a letter to Dr. McGlashan as a request to be released from the institute. He states that ever since he began his treatment thirty days ago, he was able to come into terms as to what truly happened inside the Martin House on September 21st. Thanks to Dr. Spinel's counseling, he accepts the truth that nothing supernatural occurred within the house. Rather, Amy was pressured and driven to kill her parents due to how controlling they were and Father Allred for using old church rituals that were believed to dispel evil. He reports that his nightmares have ceased and generally feels peace of mind ever since he accepted the truth. He ends his letter that he respectfully requests to be released from the institution, preferably in exchange for future appointments with Dr. Spinel.

### October 31st, 1986

Dr. Spinel officially releases John from his care, stating that he is pleased to see John's improvement after finishing his required counseling and treatment. He believes that John is ready to be brought back into society, meaning that John isn't accused of murdering Amy's parents and Father Allred anymore. It's unknown if John had future appointments with him.

#### Aftermath

Either during or after John was released from Yale Institute, it's implied that a consensus was made that Amy was the murderer. Although it's unknown whether the case was officially deemed an accident or murder, she was relocated to a mental institution for the time being. John was denounced as a priest by the Catholic Church as well. The exact reasoning is unknown, but it's best to assume that they knew what truly happened inside that house but they don't want the public to know that demons are real and are capable of overpowering two trained priests. If this assumption is accurate, then this creates a loophole where if John ever blabs that something supernatural truly did occur, he will come across as mentally deranged.

Now that Amy is secured and away, John gets to return to his house with a woman named Molly, who he eventually marries down the line. On the surface it appears that John moved on from the botched exorcism, but his future actions throughout the series heavily enforces that he never truly got over it and knows that Amy is still possessed out there. With this in mind, then we can assume that the Catholic Church influenced the course of the murder case to the point where John had to lie to Dr. Spinel and the request letter he sent to Dr. McGlashan over accepting the "truth". All of this is vague, but it's somewhat referenced in another note found in Chapter I.

At some undisclosed timeframe, dialogue in Chapter III suggests that John came into his own realization that the white figure he was talking to in the Martin House's basement was the Devil and he was tricked to making a deal with it. He still holds onto the belief that he can somehow exorcise Amy once and for all but feels guilty for inadvertently dooming her. John never comes into realization that the white figure was an alias of the UNSPEAKABLE, it's appearance in the basement coincides how Amy's Demon is another alias as well.

Cutting back to Gary, he's screwed over from the sentencing and has no choice but to stall until Amy somehow returns. He doesn't want to abandon her since she's the best vessel the cult has come across in years and still possessed with a demon that can aid the process of the Second Death, however he can't storm an institution with his cult members, they'll be overpowered. In the meantime, there's indication that he prowls around the forest surrounding the Martin House and regularly performs sacrifices in the property. These sacrifices get known to the public and marked as a wave of killings. The Sterling Police Department has noticed these killings but aren't able to track the culprits.

### September of 1987

(This section is taken from Chapter I's Game Description and dialogue in Chapter II, otherwise it's never outwardly stated)

Almost an entire year has passed since the failed exorcism and John has been living in peace with Molly for quite some time. However, at some point in September, he experiences a vivid dream where Amy reached out to him to return to the Martin House on the anniversary of the exorcism to finish what he started. Preparing himself in his dream by exorcising a Red Demon, he wakes up, grabs his old priest outfit, collar, and crucifix to get ready to return to the house.

### September 13th, 1987

On this day, Amy escapes from a mental institution (we don't know if she's kept in Yale Psychiatric Institute or some other unnamed one) and returns back to the Martin House. Unfortunately, Gary and his cult have been prowling the forest surrounding the house in hopes that Amy, his perfect vessel, would return. When she does, the cult pins her down and performs the Second Death on her in the basement where the exorcism originally began. With how the ritual works, this is the day that Amy died, and she can never fully be exorcised. From here on out, she has a gaping face hole. Cultists would perform rituals on the wildlife in order to sacrificially place them in Amy's gaping hole in hopes to increase the chance of the Antichrist coming out. The results of these rituals might be Gray Demons, who seem to surround the forest and are possessing the deer that live there.

### September 21st, 1987 (Chapter I)

It's the anniversary of the failed exorcism. Before driving back to the Martin House to finish what he started, John feels it's courtesy of him to leave a letter behind to Molly. In the letter, he tries to tell her the true version of what happened a year ago, hinting that if he never returns, the Catholic Church will tell her their own version of what happened to him. He recaps that Amy, in reality, cut the power to the house, strangled her own parents with their gutted intestines and murdered Father Allred with her own hands. He delusionally states that he's obligated to return to the Martin House since his recently occurring nightmares are real and believes he can still exorcise Amy. John ends his letter that he loves her (Molly) very much and is sorry, implying that he's expecting to die in the house and his mission is like an elaborate suicide.

Shortly before nightfall, Gary and other cultists temporarily leave the Martin House in order to gather more sacrifices and place them in Amy's face portal. Before they leave, Gary locks the front door in case if somebody else wanders in. He places the key in an old shed nearby the property so that he can find it easily.

Now nighttime, John hops into his silver sedan and drives down a dark road. He monologues that today is September 21st, 1987, a year ever since he went inside the Martin House. He continues that he has to finish what he started but worryingly remarks that, "...What I am about to do hasn't been approved by the Vatican.", which suggests that he still holds respect for the organization despite of everything.

John pulls over to the side of Snake Meadow Hill Road, jumps out, and ventures into the dense woodland to find the house.

The forest has a mind of its own and seems like he's walking in a loop, likely because the property surrounding the Martin House is influenced by demonic entities with thanks to Gary's meddling. Walking around hopelessly, a "chupacabra" appears from nowhere and attempts to ambush him, screaming obscenities of the Lord in the process. This creature is named Michael, and although his story is entirely different from John's and Amy's, he tries to ambush him due to his priestly outfit resembling his captor, a priest named Father Garcia, and will tear his torso in half if John doesn't fend him off with the crucifix.

As John meanders, he spots the Martin Twins running away, which establishes that Cindy's illusions of the twins are real in some way (the game never really explains this besides alluding that this is Gary's doing). John follows their trail and comes across the Martin House. Amy peers through the window and sees John from inside the house, so she simply floats away. John tries to open the front door but it's locked, so he walks back into the woodland in order to find a key. Not too far from the house lies a decrepit shed. John investigates and finds the key. Michael tries to ambush him, but he wards him away. John finds his way back into the house and unlocks the front door.

In the foyer, the entire house is eerily silent, and the atmosphere feels distorted. As he explores the household, he picks up various notes that he wrote down on what he experienced during the first exorcism. He walks into the master bedroom and sees a silhouette of Amy stalking him in the mirror. He also picks up notes left behind by Cindy, who detailed her time with Amy and her twin boys while waiting for Bob to return from Nicaragua. By the time John faces against Amy, he's thoroughly convinced that Nate and Jason are real. There's no sign of Amy in the 1st nor 2nd Floor, so he decides to investigate the basement. Back where the exorcism originally begun a year ago, there's a Second Death ritual marking, signifying that the cult were recently within the household and performed the Second Death on Amy not too long ago.

Satanic symbols oddly start to manifest right before John. Before it touches him, John senses a vision of Amy eerily creeping up from underneath her bed. (The cymatics behind this cutscene are vague, it sort of just "happens", which started some confusion as to whether Chapter I was a dream or not. Spoiler Alert: It's not)

John hurriedly rushes upstairs and points his crucifix at Amy's bed, remarking that, "She is here." In one of the rooms, Amy appears, and her demon throws various degrading sentences at John while attempting to kill him, but he prevails. The door leading to the main attic is unlocked and she flees. Following in pursuit, he spots a pair of crucifixes mounted on the wall spinning, which is strange since the Martin family are not religious, and these crucifixes weren't there during the first exorcism.

In the main attic, he sees Amy standing in silence with a white sheet covering her head. John walks closer and expresses concern about what happened to her, but her demon asks if her face is pretty. John musters determination and says that he's here to finish what he started. Amy's demon booms, "SHE IS MINE, PRIEST!" and a fight begins.

During the battle, Gray Demons emerge from outside the house and slowly creep up to John to kill him while Amy stands there. John fends them off and Amy slowly takes off her white sheet, revealing her gaping, bloody face hole.

Amy summons satanic symbols from thin air and splits into three fake illusions of herself to kill off John, but he continues the exorcism. Eventually, a human arm suddenly sprouts from the portal, causing Amy to contort in pain.

The demon inside her manifests a pentagram underneath her. Amy teleports to one of the points five times and releases a burst of satanic symbols on the floor. She also summons a Gray Demon out of her body occasionally. John prevails and the human arm recedes back into her face.

Heavily weakened by the crucifix, Amy seemingly goes limp and stumbles towards the attic window. John gets closer to check on her and she suddenly flings herself out of the window. John rushes downstairs and out of the foyer to check on her, but notices that there's a rifle nearby, the same weapon that was mentioned in a note by Cindy, and the words, "KILL HER" written backwards in blood. John picks up the weapon and remarks that there's only one bullet left.

John steps outside with the rifle in hand. He has a small intent of fatally shooting her to end it all.

#### "Murderer" Ending

John comes across a severely weakened and bloodied Amy not too far from the house. She's standing motionlessly in a pool of her own blood, no longer able to fight back or even reacting to John's presence. John draws near and makes up his mind. He aims the weapon at her stomach and fires, killing her instantly.

He shambles back to his silver sedan and drives away, contemplating on what he just done. As he drives, a state trooper signals their siren and pulls him over.

They heard the gunshot from earlier and associated the noise as poachers illegally hunting the wildlife. John becomes nervous and uneasy as he's approached by the officer, muttering "I've killed her." When further questioned, he claims, "there was a demon inside her".

John is taken to Sterling Police headquarters for further questioning, where he confesses to killing Amy. After this, police locate her body in the woods and attribute all of her injuries (gunshot wound to the stomach, injuries from jumping out the attic window, and the hole carved into her face) to John's own doing. Due to his priestly clothing, authorities ask the Catholic Church for comment, but they state that he is not an ordained minister. This arrest was published to the local newspaper the next day, the 22nd, where it reveals that Amy has been missing ever since she escapes a mental institution nine days ago, the 13th. John's fate is not overtly stated, but we can assume that he is imprisoned for his crimes and won't be released anytime soon.

#### "When Faith Endures" Ending

John finds Amy wounded and nearly bleeding to death in a clearing. She's standing motionlessly and doesn't react to his presence. Although tempted from the backward lettering inside the house to kill her, John shakes off the urge and simply heads back home. He feels that his work with her is enough, despite willingly ignoring the fact that she'll bleed out from her injuries all alone in the forest without his aid.

Just as John is about to enter his car, Michael accosts him from beyond the trees and tries to ambush him one more time. John still has Bob's rifle on hand, so with no better choice, he shoots Michael in self-defense. Michael bleeds profusely and cries in pain as he staggers onto Snake Meadow Hill Road. Suddenly, a truck driver barrels down the road and runs over Michael, killing him instantly.

John hops into his car and speeds away from the area. He recites a prayer to calm his nerves and briefly pauses, contemplating on what he had just encountered. He monologues that although he can't explain what happened inside the Martin House, he'll have to remain optimistic and hold faith that he did the right thing.

#### Aftermath

A newspaper article was released the next day where the Sterling Community find Michael's scattered corpse on Snake Meadow Hill Road, who they suspect is some kind of exotic animal or "chupacabra" that got ran over. Surviving the horror of the house and the forest, John feels immense guilt for leaving Amy to die alone from her wounds instead of getting help. He felt capable of freeing Amy's possession, but now he feels like an utter failure. His faith in God and himself has lowered from this experience, where his golden crucifix appears to have degraded into a silver color. This color change only appears to him, in reality it's still a golden color. The symbolization of this change signifies how lowly he thinks of himself.

This section here is where we breach into theories. Cutting back to Gary and his cult members, it's likely that they were returning from wherever they were to gather sacrifices and found Amy nearly bleeding to death not too far from the house. Unlike shown in "The Offering" Ending, where he and other cult members were able to stop John from speeding away after he shot a sacrificial fox that was close to Snake Meadow Hill Road, Gary wasn't able to prevent John from fleeing the property. Amy will appear much sooner in "A New Journey" Ending of Chapter III, so it's best to assume that she was relocated to a secret location named the Crucible in hopes that she may recover. Thanks to John's meddling, Gary cannot manipulate Amy enough to summon the Antichrist.

Gary is currently on a strict timeframe to make sure everything is prepared for the Profane Sabbath, a singular day (October 31st) where demonic activity is at its peak and the preferable day to summon the Antichrist. If Amy doesn't recover from her comatose-like state before October 31st or passes away prematurely, Gary's plans would have failed, and he'll have to find a brand-new Second Death vessel from scratch. It's likely that he can't just simply wait for next year judging on how much Amy was bleeding, it's very well that she will pass away regardless of what happens.

Future actions throughout the series enforce that Gary doesn't want to give up on his perfect vessel so easily. He (somehow) was able to figure out that John and Father Garcia (implied from two notes in Chapter II) were around the property. John begins to experience vivid nightmares that appear to be demonically influenced. More particularly, a note in Chapter II heavily suggests that the UNSPEAKABLE is in control of his nightmares and is directly targeting him, either in hopes of having him willingly induct into the cult or mentally breaking him down by having him remember his childhood place, Snake Meadow Hill Church.

### September 28th, 1987 (Chapter II)

A week has passed ever since John failed his second exorcism with Amy, and it's been at least a couple of days after a vivid nightmare (Chapter II Prologue). There were three particular events that are speculated to have occurred in Sterling in-between the 22nd and the 27th that stuck in John's mind; three young people were found decapitated in the middle of the woodland nearby a cemetery, three paranormal investigators exploring Snake Meadow Hill Church seemingly vanished into thin air, and the bodies of a traveling couple were located in a drainage ditch nearby a popular sewage system nicknamed "The Candy Tunnels". John sleeps in his bed and dreams of these locations as if he somewhat believes that they're connected to whatever he encountered within the Martin House or he could've made a difference if he was there. Amy frequently reappears throughout this nightmare, figuratively haunting him about his second failure.

The dream begins with John standing in the middle of five pebbles. He walks past a decapitated head of a deer skewered on a tree and enters a cemetery called Gallup Cemetery. There's a lone tombstone in the middle of the area, Save Family Tomb, so he enters inside.

#### enter the spirit house

Three thralls coldly stare at him with an unwavering scowl. John walks towards the end of the tomb and looks at a mirror. Apparently, John's eyes have been closed the whole time because he slowly opens them and grins while presenting a key.

Three spirits exit the thralls and John has to track them down to unlock a nearby gate. The only remarkable thing that relates to Amy throughout this whole cemetery is that he can purify one of the many gravestones in the right section. A spirit gets exorcised, and it drops an obituary, detailing the "accidental" deaths of Bob & Cindy Martin and a brief summary of their life. Interestingly, the obituary ends that the parents are survived by Amy, Nate, and Jason. This discrepancy reveals two things; One, John thoroughly believes that the Martin Twins are real, which is pivotal because the entirety of Chapter III gravitates around the twins , and two, every note within this nightmare is influenced by John's thoughts and feelings, which can be difficult to discern whether an event detailed in a note truly happened or not. Since this nightmare is primarily focused on events that happened within Sterling, it's best to say that they're grounded in reality but interpreted differently, whether consciously or not.

Banishing three demons and stabbing himself with a key, John unlocks a gate and sees Snake Meadow Hill Church from a distance. Behind the building is a vast cornfield and a glimpse of a purple child walking towards it. John opens the door and enters inside.

#### confess thy sins

The church's layout is different from Chapter II Prologue but it's in the same deteriorated state from before. Exploring the left area lies a confessional booth. John feels compelled to open up about what has been on his mind lately, so he enters inside. He introduces himself and requests who he thinks is the 'Father' to pray for him.

The unknown person gravelly asks what sins he has come to confess. John recounts his failed exorcism with Amy back in 86', saying that he broke his vows to God and the ministry (Catholic Church) for not being able to exorcise her demon. A year later, Amy reached out to him again, but he could not save her from the possession and left her to die alone in the forest. He asks to be forgiven for his current and past sins. The person in the confession booth tells him that he has said well and gives him a penance: "BRING THE CHILD TO ME", saying that if he does this then God will forgive him. This person ends their advice that he should give thanks to the Lord for He is good (notably, this person does not respect the Lord because they use "he" instead of "He") None the wiser, John disregards this strange request and thanks them, ending that may God's mercy endures forever.

Whoever this individual is will be revealed in the "Initiation" Ending. After this, John pops up behind the confession booth, in a room with two boarded doors and a painting of the Virgin Mary. He relooks at his notes left behind by the paranormal investigators and observes the candles. He realizes that a spirit named the Spindly Lady is hiding somewhere within the church. He tracks the spirit down and banishes her, causing a staircase leading to the basement unlock on its own. John ventures below.

#### darkness surrounds thee

The entire basement is dimly lit, but John spots a silhouette of Amy floating away and markings on the floor. Upon further investigation, the markings are actually satanic symbols that go in a clockwise direction.

He walks to the next room and solves a puzzle where he has to step on the correct satanic symbols in order. Demonic hands blocking the exit simply vanish once John makes it towards the end of the room. In the next room lies six stick dolls and the words, "MOTHER OF DEMONS" scribbled on the floor. John walks up an ascending staircase and now he's in the middle of the woods. Apparently, there's a lone shed in the middle of nowhere that connects to the church's basement. John meanders through the trees and comes across a ritualistic circle with three decapitated thralls, the same ones he saw back inside Save Family Tomb and detailed from various notes found throughout Gallup Cemetery. In the middle of it all lies a lone newspaper article. With nothing better to do, John picks it up and reads it.

To keep this pivotal note brief and relevant to Amy, the article was supposed to be about the Sterling Police Department finding the bodies of Sandra Attwood, Troy Ingles, and Angel Nogales in the woods nearby Gallup Cemetery, who seem to have been killed and decapitated postmortem for some kind of ritual. However, the article steadily derails where it mentions that these seemingly ritualistic murders might be connected to last week's (this is where we got confirmation that Chapter II takes place a week after Chapter I) slaying of Amy Martin, who is described as a 17-year-old girl that was lured into the woodland by John Ward himself due to his priestly clothing. Shortly thereafter, John killed her.

The article escalates where it seems like its talking to John directly, saying how he thinks that the community should not mourn the lives of the deceased because, "after all, they were degenerate devil-worshipping thugs who were addicted to crack cocaine and hated their parents." It goes into gruesome detail as if he was the one who savagely tracked them down and chopped their heads off since, apparently, everyone knows that's how you would kill a snake. Interestingly, the article mocks John for decapitating them because he did not kill the snake and he cannot kill what he cannot be killed, just like how he failed to kill Amy. It says that he cannot destroy its work destined for the Eternal Dragon. It refers to Amy once more before repeating the words, "Pandemonium Regnant" over and over: "EVEN NOW SHE IS AT THY DOOR. HER HAND IS AT THY THROAT, AND YET YOU SEE HER NOT. I WILL HAVE THY SOUL FOR I AM THE G O D O F T H I S W O R L D."

Way down the article lies purple text from Amy: "I'M HERE, JOHN." John looks away from the article and Amy's Demon booms, "YOU ARE MINE, PRIEST!" The three decapitated thralls are standing up and ablaze with fire. Cultists roam the background and Amy stares at John from underneath a tree. For some inexplicable reason, John melts and agonizingly contorts into a Wretch, which is some kind of four-legged spider-like gray creature with two beady red eyes.

Analyzing this note is crucial because it provides a lot of details that were left unanswered in Chapter I. We can accurately surmise that this "voice" speaking to John was the UNSPEAKABLE through process of elimination. Nobody in the series is that egotistical or hold that much power to garner themself as the "God of this World" Additionally, this self-proclaimed title is a common nickname for Satan, which proves that the White Entity and Amy's Demon is an alias or alter-ego of it. The fact that the note mentioned how John could not kill Amy signifies that the UNSPEAKABLE was within the Martin House, which would explain why the words, "KILL HER" manifested out of nowhere despite Amy jumping out of the attic window. This also means that it was intending to get John out of the picture by having him eventually get arrested for Amy's murder, detailed in "The Murderer" note from Chapter I. Although this would jeopardize Gary's plans of using her for the Second Death, John is the only one who's capable of purifying cursed objects and exorcising demons with his crucifix. It's important to get John out of the way, by either killing him, having him arrested, using him as a vessel, converted into their cult ("Initiation" Ending), or emotionally tormenting him (theorized in "A New Vessel" Ending).

After crawling through the Unseen World, John suddenly reverts back to normal and comes across a tunnel that has "candy tunnels" written in red marker on top of the entrance. He walks inside and explores the area, finding notes that detailed the discovery of a dead travelling couple and the Sterling Police Department raiding the sewage in hopes of locating a serial killer. After coming across an armless demon and banishing a demon lurking in the darkness, John spots a thrall running away in a sewage pipe, so he follows in pursuit. Just as John is about to corner them, he's seemingly transported to some kind of sanctum.

#### DOMUS MALPHAS

Finding a key and unlocking a door, an elderly nun, Miriam, manifests right behind him out of nowhere and shouts, "HERE I AM!" She mutters, "My little one..." as she slowly raises her hands to grab his neck (or face). Just before she does so, she mordaciously recoils in pain before promptly disappearing. A gray figure staggers towards John with his crucifix raised.

The figure interestingly doesn't introduce himself with his real name, Father Garcia, likely because John saw a glimpse of him back in The Forest, but Garcia got startled and ran away before John could say anything since he was only looking for Michael (hence why Garcia is depicted as a gray outline than his real appearance detailed in Chapter III). He tells John to not be afraid and that they can both banish the demon together by protecting him so that he can recite the 91st Psalm. Pairing up, John stops and looks uncomfortable as he stares at a marking of the Second Death ritual in the next room, the same marking he saw back within the Martin House's basement. The figure, likely noticing how worked up John is getting, confides to him and reassures that it's true what happened to Amy but he's not a murderer. He says there's not much he could have done but hope that Amy's soul is at rest.

Since everything within this nightmare is influenced by John's thoughts and feelings from his environment, we could theorize that the Gray Figure is supposed to represent how John is trying to form closure about his second failed exorcism and tries to go easy on himself. They press onward and confront the nun in the next room.

John wards off incoming thralls while the figure recites his verse. Miriam becomes more erratic as the fight goes, but the two best her. Upon defeat, Miriam stumbles and screams as her body evaporates into the Red Demon, who promptly transforms into the UNSPEAKABLE. The deity emits dazzling red lights, causing John to wake up in a cold sweat.

##### "Initiation" Ending

In this alternate timeline, John read instructions nearby Save Family Tomb that instructs the reader on how to receive the UNSPEAKABLE's blessing. After stabbing himself in the eye and drawing a pentagram, he enters Snake Meadow Hill Church and banishes the Spindly Lady. Remembering what the person in the confessional booth said about his penance, John walks outside and explores the cornfield. As he inspects a scarecrow, a child slowly emerges from the outskirts and stands right behind him. They ask, "Will you help ME?" and follows him wherever he goes. John doesn't directly face the child since they'll call him a bad man and runaway, so he lures them back into the church and towards the confessional booth. In the process, he catches a glimpse of a silhouette of Amy floating away. Getting closer to the booth, a disembodied gray hand emerges from the curtain and drags the child within. It grabs John as well. Transported to some kind of pocket dimension, the identity of the individual is the Mirror Demon (an optional secret boss in Chapter I), who greets John with, "FILIS MAETER PROFANI!" before a fight ensues.

Upon banishment, it shouts that it will see him again and disappears. John picks up a note and is seemingly transported back within the church. A silhouette of Amy appearing is supposed to somehow relate to the Mirror Demon's penance of bringing a child to it, but the exact reasoning is not too clear. The Mirror Demon personally relates to John's past issues from Yale Psychiatric and the second failure of Amy, but that's not going to be explained here, so please check its wiki page.

At the end of this route, John "wakes up" from the nightmare and walks to his backyard. The screen fades to John standing in the middle of a pentagram with cultists, thralls, and Gary staring in the distance. The UNSPEAKABLE floats towards him and John begins to bleed from his eye sockets.

##### "Go Forth With Faith" Ending

Waking up from the nightmare, John reads a departing letter from Molly nearby his bed and a new letter at his front door, written by Father Garcia. Garcia tells him that they don't have much time since the Profane Sabbath is approaching, the day when demonic powers are at its peak. Somehow knowing who Nate and Jason are, Garcia says that they must find them before the cult uses them to summon a great demon named Malphas. He ends his letter that he's in the process of discovering their whereabouts and they cannot let the cult do what they did to Amy. Driving to an unknown destination, likely to clear his head, John monologues that his nightmares are getting worse and tries to form closure with Amy, saying that his work with her is done. He gains confidence to press on by finding the Martin Twins and stopping the summoning of Malphas. He notes that his upcoming journey will be his greatest test of faith yet and asks for God's mercy, knowing that whatever he will come across will be worse than his vivid dreams. He drives off.

So far, the series never elaborates as to how Father Garcia suddenly knows who Amy and the twins are. Our best guess is that he was within the Forest a week ago looking for Michael. Since the UNSPEAKABLE was within the Martin House, and Garcia was peering through a window looking for Michael, it's more than likely that he experienced the same demonic nightmare as John, hence why he was able to figure out who the Martins were and how he "magically" knew where John lives. All of this is vague and we're probably not going to get answers anytime soon. John has no choice but to stall until he hears an update from Garcia.

### October of 1987

Sometime in October, some cult members moved operations from the Candy Tunnels to an apartment complex in New Haven so that they could summon the Peekaboo Demon (the armless demon found back in Chapter II) without interference from the Sterling Police Department. Additionally, they also want to use a tenant named Lisa to become a vessel for the UNSPEAKABLE to possess. Tiffany co-runs the complex while Gary finalizes some things in the Crucible for preparation of the Profane Sabbath. However, at some point, Tiffany realizes that the only thing Gary ever cares about is Amy being a vessel for the Second Death. Tiffany has been trying to gain Gary's love for so long, but it's always been unrequited, so finding this out put her in a jealous rage. She calls Amy a whore and intends to surpass her. She plans to sabotage the cult's usage of Lisa by blocking entry to her room. Gary catches wind of what Tiffany might do and makes an announcement to his cult members that Tiffany betrayed his trust and the will of the UNSPEAKABLE. He goads Tiffany to help her friend since the UNSPEAKABLE will crush them both.

Tiffany summons a demon named Alu so that he can create an unremovable seal over Lisa's door. Shortly thereafter, Tiffany willingly performed the Second Death on herself to one-up Amy, using more-than-necessary sacrifices that were intended for the Peekaboo Demon to use. The result is a freakishly tall demon sitting on her eviscerated head. She hides away in the Unseen World to coerce Gary to find her, an attempt to either show him how much she can do for him or kill him for planning to use Amy.

### October 28th, 1987 (Chapter III)

A month later, John experiences a nightmare where he relives his first exorcism. Everything is about the same as before, but there's a drawing of Snake Meadow Hill Church on the fridge that Amy Martin signed.

Also, he wakes up in a panic when he remembers the time when a human hand emerged from her gaping face hole back in Chapter I.

With these two discrepancies, it establishes that these dreams are from his own memories and tries to remember certain events of it. This is concerning because we only know about the first exorcism from a select few notes from Chapter I and the entirety of these nightmare sequences, it's very well that he could misremember key events and treat them as factual (this paves way to the Bad Variant of Ending I). Amy appearing with her gaping hole means that his second failed exorcism weighs heavily on his mind. Snake Meadow Hill Church and his connected childhood past lingers in his mind since there's no feasible way Amy would've known what the church would look like since she wasn't born in the 50s. The meaning behind the X's underneath the church is unclear, they're probably just censored dates or years (for example, some games are set in "20XX" so that it can separate itself from a real year, like "2015" or "2073" and so on).

Now awake, John rereads Molly's departing letter and a new letter left at his front door. In it, Garcia updates him that he could not find Nate and Jason in the foster care system, thinking that they must live with other family members after the incident. He instructs him to explore a clinic Amy used to work at to see if it's the site where Malphas might be summoned. John parks at the destination and explores the building. Nearby the entrance lies a fax Gary wrote to Rhonda. Even though he finds a demon lurking in the basement and banishes it, John couldn't find Malphas or the twins, so he heads back home.

### October 29th, 1987

Experiencing another nightmare where he picks up Father Allred's crucifix, John wakes up and finds a new letter from Father Garcia who instructs him to explore an apartment complex in New Haven since Malphas might be summoned there. He also reads letters left behind by Lisa, who needs help from her creepy neighbors. John drives to the destination, parks, and heads inside.

#### among the damned

Exploring some apartment rooms, John reads a note left behind by Tiffany where she details her jealous rage against Amy. After some time, and defeating the Peekaboo Demon in the process, John banishes Alu and saves Lisa. With the demon's defeat, he senses a seal getting broken "somewhere beyond" so he plays the Elevator Game and lands himself in the Unseen World. Following a trail of satanic symbols, John spots a woman standing motionlessly in the darkness.

The woman, Tiffany, senses someone standing behind her and believes that Gary is in the room with her. John mistakes her for Amy, making Tiffany disappointed that Amy was even brought up. John asks who Gary is, but Tiffany gives him a vague answer, saying that he's a human just like him and her. The lighting in the area grows a bit brighter, showing her missing head. Tiffany tells John that she did this to show Him what she could do for Him. Worried, John asks if she did that to herself. Tiffany responds that she was the first to perform the Ritual willingly. Her gigantic demon situated on her beheaded shoulders reveals itself as she claims that she's gone "beyond". Before a fight ensues, she calls herself the "Daughter of the UNSPEAKABLE".

John banishes her demon after a long battle, causing it to release a burst of spirits before disappearing in defeat. Tiffany collapses on the floor. Exiting the room, he gets ambushed by Tiffany's body one last time. He hastily exorcises her, causing her to burst into a pool of blood. With no signs of Malphas or the twins, John drives back home.

### October 30th, 1987

John wakes up from a nightmare where he begins to exorcise Amy in the attic. The only remarkable thing he could do in this nightmare is leaving the house. Just as he's about to enter Father Allred's vehicle and drive away, he senses somebody is staring at him. He turns around and looks up.

The lightning illuminates Amy blankly staring at him from the attic window.

John checks his front door and finds another letter written by Father Garcia, instructing him to investigate a daycare center because he's getting reports of children exhibiting strange behavior. This time, he's adamant that if they could find the twins then they'll find Malphas as well. John parks at the destination, sneaks past officers stationed at the front, and heads inside.

#### the tunnels await

There's one remarkable note here that relates to Amy and foreshadows Gary's ultimate goal of leading his own Unholy Trinity. Nearby a gruesome site of dead bodies lies a poem written in purple text:

Mother Moon watcheth her little ones behind a door of sleep
Daughter Chalice is filled, an offering to the Master in the Unseen World
Spirit Bird arriveth from afar and cometh back to roost.
These vessels are the Unholy Trinity.
The Fallen Star shall guide them.
What colors can you see?
Look to the children if you are lost.

This poem somewhat attempts to explain what the Unholy Trinity truly is, but it's overall cryptic. This loosely relates to Amy in a way, so here's a rough interpretation of this poem (until we get anything official stating otherwise):

* Mother Moon = Mother/Miriam. "Watcheth her little ones behind a door of sleep" can be interpreted as the Mother staying behind a locked door in the basement of the clinic while her legion of babies can seemingly roam wherever they please. Although, her babies only attack John in the basement, so this quote could signify that Jeffrey, one of the enemies roaming about in the rest of the clinic, is some kind of baby abomination. It's hard to say. Additionally, this quote also connects to Miriam considering that she's currently held up immobilized in the Crucible, and the entrance is blocked off by a demonic seal. She reappears in John's nightmares so that would explain how she would "watcheth her little ones".
* Daughter Chalice = Tiffany/Amy/Any Second Death Vessel. "Filled, an offering to the Master in the Unseen World" can mean many things and is the most confusing quote. First and foremost, this refers to Tiffany because she hid herself in the Unseen World and her being "filled" is a nod to her behemoth demon situating on her head. Tiffany refers to herself as the Daughter of the UNSPEAKABLE so that's probably who the "Master" is, her makeshift Second Death ritual was an attempt to both please Gary and the UNSPEAKABLE. Secondly, Daughter Chalice overall is a role assigned to any Second Death vessel (this is more explained in the "These Vessels..." interpretation below), which would be Amy in this case. Her being "filled" could be referencing how Note #18 in Chapter II heavily suggests that the demon possessing her is a manifestation of the UNSPEAKABLE, or the "Master" if you will. If that's the case, then this poem establishes that the UNSPEAKABLE is situated in the Unseen World, which is interesting considering that every demonic entity in the series originates from Hell.
* Spirit Bird = Malphas/Unclean Spirit. "Arriveth from afar and cometh back to roost" is rather self-explanatory. In Demonology, Malphas has a higher role in Hell and can go to & fro whenever he wishes, which would explain why he appears when John gets possessed by Alu for the first time. This note also refers to the Unclean Spirit, an enemy that John would eventually come across, since it can teleport and float around wherever it wants.
* "These vessels are the Unholy Trinity" heavily suggests that the Moon, Chalice, and Spirit Bird are entities or people rather than something figurative, likewise with the Holy Trinity consisting of God (Father), Jesus (Son), and the Holy Spirit. With this in mind, and referencing Gary's quote before and after Super Miriam's defeat, all of this means that the Mother, Tiffany, and the Unclean Spirit are possessed by the Moon (Mother), Chalice (Daughter), and Spirit Bird (Unclean Spirit) respectively, hence why whenever they're defeated the seal covering the Crucible steadily gets removed. Since Gary did not use the Mother, Tiffany, and Unclean Spirit to form his own Unholy Trinity, this implies that what he's aiming for is somebody taking upon the title; Mother = Miriam, Daughter = Second Death vessel (Amy), and Unclean Spirit = Malphas.
* Fallen Star = Gary/Astaroth. In Demonology, Astaroth is one of the many angels who were casted off to Hell after Satan attempted to go against God in the Bible. In this series, Gary is the human form of Astaroth (Check Gary's wiki page) and his ultimate goal is to create his own Unholy Trinity by using Miriam, Malphas, and the vessel of the Second Death (Amy), guiding them in the process.

John solves a puzzle and walks down a descending staircase to some kind of secret tunnel system, titled "Garyland" in the files.

#### this is where it lives

Staring at a portrait of Miriam and attempting to solve a puzzle, Gary suddenly ambushes John and pricks him with a needle. John stumbles and screams as the drug takes in effect immediately.

Although we're shown vivid imagery, John is butchering an oncoming wave of thralls with his shirt off. After some time, John eerily stands still and grabs his face. We're briefly shown a flashback to the time when he attempted to exorcised Amy in the attic, featuring her crawling like a spider.

There's probably more that was happening inside that attic that caused John to become delirious, detailed by one of the psychiatric notes written by Dr. Spinel, but we're not shown anything else beyond this. It's best to say that seeing Amy thrash her body all over the ground stuck in John's mind. Eventually, John hallucinates Amy's hands slowing reaching his face.

Shortly before the effects subside, Gary says, "Now, you are ready." and John slumps over.

John experiences a nightmare where he had the choice of either leaving the house or venturing to the basement to check on Father Allred. This option will be elaborated later in the Bad Variant of Ending I, but for now it's canonical that John checked on Father Allred instead of cowardly escaping. Getting ambushed by Amy in the basement, John wakes up from the nightmare in a panic. Trampling over the butchered remains of thralls, he explores the rest of the tunnels, banishes a demon named the Unclean Spirit, and unlocks a door. He picks up a note that foreshadows what he has to do in the future and walks down a dark hallway.

#### partake of the dark

Finding a lone lantern at the end of the hallway, a Malphas Acolyte ambushes him. More and more emerge from the darkness, so he avoids them and is seemingly transported into a field littered with white trees and stick dolls. There's a gigantic seal covering a door, so he neutralizes triggers connected to the seal and opens the door. Now inside, thralls stare at him coldly and a voice booms about a riddle on how to open a portal to Hell, and judging by its tone, it's Gary. Gary finishes his riddle with, "Sometimes... it comes walking right up to you" as John spots the Martin Twins holding hands down a dark passageway.

As he walks closer to them, something is wrong, and he becomes winded. He stops briefly to catch his breath; blood protrudes from his eyes and mouth. He stands upright and opens his eyes as he feels somebody is looming right behind him. Mustering determination, he turns around to face a cloaked man, Gary, gleefully smiling at him. Now face-to-face, Gary respectfully greets him with his name and remarks that he's glad to finally meet him in-person.

### October 31st, 1987 (Ending II "A New Journey")

The time is 12:00A.M., it's the Profane Sabbath. Gary crosses his hands and introduces himself with his full name, Gary Miller. Connecting the two, John realizes that he's the one who's behind all of his torment. Rightfully pissed off, he demands to know what's going on. Gary chuckles and removes his hood. Believing that he deserves some answers, Gary grants John three questions he can ask him.

Among the six questions in total that John could say, he asks about Amy. Gary's body mutates greatly and says that she was the perfect vessel/victim for the Second Death. However, he sulkily remarks that John came and screwed up everything. He ends his answer that he's firm that once John completes his journey/despair, Amy will be his again. This question clears up any confusion that Chapter I was a dream. If it wasn't a dream, then there would be no reason for Gary or anybody within the cult to target John considering that he was left alone until his presence caused Amy to jump out of her attic window.

With all questions out of the way, Gary's body converts back to normal and gets annoyed with all the questioning, saying that John has been in his way long enough. The screen cuts to the two in a secluded area with wiggling flesh in the background. Gary tells John that it's time for him to kneel/decay against the power of the UNSPEAKABLE and he'll make a fine sacrifice. The two battle.

During the fight, Gary has a chance of summoning past foes, with examples such as Michael, Tiffany's Demon, Tiffany as a spider, and Amy. Since Tiffany reappears twice, these foes act as apparitions that function as bad memory of encountering them. They aren't actually getting summoned from wherever they were to take down John. Despite all of Gary's attacks, John prevails. Gary stumbles and tries to grab his neck. Suddenly, he gets shot in the face and recoils in pain. Father Garcia pops into scene and tells John to not be afraid.

He reloads and shoots Gary in the face several times until he escapes. This time, Father Garcia properly introduces himself and remarks that it's good to finally meet each other. He tells him that they must act quickly to defeat the great evil and to not be afraid. In the next room, they see a gigantic slab floating on top of an entrance to somewhere below. Garcia says that it's the Crucible of the Profane Sabbath, the source of all demonic activity. He congratulates John that he was able to remove the seal covering the Crucible, the Unholy Trinity doesn't have power to block anyone. He instructs John to jump down to the Crucible while he fights off incoming thralls. John does so.

#### the crucible

Inside, John somehow landed into a deteriorated version of the Martin House. The entire area is dark, so he uses his lantern from earlier. The entire layout appears to be an illusion since he's incapable of entering the Martin Twins' rooms, just like how he can't go into their rooms back in his nightmares. Walking up to the attic where he first attempted to exorcise Amy, the screen cuts to a monster kneeling in front of an immobile Miriam. When the monster speaks, it has Gary's voice. Apparently, he turned into his true form, Astaroth, after getting shot in the face. As John approaches, Gary presents his mother, saying that her body could not withstand becoming the Unholy Trinity. He says that after so many years he found the perfect Vessel to take the honor of becoming the Unholy Trinity, but sulkily says that they know how that turned out, referencing what happened to Amy a month ago. Gearing up, Gary says that John has been pursuing him long enough and only one of them will be able to escape alive. He tells him that he'll be the first to witness the Profane Sabbath and to be consumed by it. Before doing so, Gary lets him in on a secret and turns around, "GARY DOES *NOT* LOVE YOU".

After some time, Malphas' spirit slowly drifts into the room and becomes flesh. He throws tridents and tries to crush John, but he prevails. Thoroughly wounded from the cross, Malphas and Gary become spirits and possesses Miriam's body as a last-ditch effort to kill off John. Miriam howls in pain as she transforms into an abomination of the two demons. During the fight, John regains his withering faith and withstands Super Miriam's might.

Eventually, John briefly separates the two from her body. As Miriam lies immobile, John remembers the note he read back within Garyland and lights himself on fire from a nearby torch. He transfers the flame to Miriam. As she burns to death, Gary reverts back to his human form and kneels since his demonic form relied on her. Since all demons originate from Miriam (signified that she's the only person who had the Second Death performed on her and the "MOTHER OF DEMONS" scribbled on a floor back in Chapter II), any remaining evil spirits or demons left in Connecticut (like the Spindly Lady in Chapter II for example since John never truly goes inside Snake Meadow Hill Church) are heavily weakened and eventually disintegrate into nothingness. Malphas shrieks as his ghostly form disintegrates since he was more than likely summoned from her as well. As soon as Malphas disappears, Miriam explodes into a gory mess and her blood trickles down like rain. Covered in blood, John stares in stunned silence as he watches Amy slowly drift from the darkness.

Gary staggers and mutters in Latin about how she's his and can finally complete his Profane Trinity. As Gary opens his arms to embrace Amy's presence, a demonic arm grabs his face.

Gary's eyes widen in shock and Amy (likely the Antichrist) says, "FAILURE" She screeches as tentacles from her face emerge and sucks Gary back to Hell.

Although this doesn't relate to Amy so much, the distinguishable details of the hand signifies which arm comes from who. Whenever we see a human arm, it's the UNSPEAKABLE. Since all of this occurs on the Profane Sabbath, the demonic hand with sharp nails is from the Antichrist. It's best to assume that having Miriam die was the Antichrist's final straw. It dragged Gary back to Hell for his failure, and although Gary/Astaroth is not truly dead, he'll have to be reborn and restart the whole process to find another worthy vessel. Amy's face reverts back to normal, and John apologizes for not saving her.

Amy says that it's ok and that they can't hurt her anymore. She applauds on his braveness and now he can finish what he started. Miriam's blood stops raining, and John raises his crucifix to finish his year-long exorcism prayer, because Bob and Cindy accidentally interrupted him a year ago. When he's done, Amy's Demon is banished and only her skeleton remains.

Since the Second Death kills the vessel, Amy has been a zombie of sorts all the way up to that point. Even when her face reverts back to normal, her demon still strongly holds on her. When it gets banished, Amy can finally move on and pass away. Completing his goal, John and Father Garcia trample over the bodies of police officers and thralls outside the Daycare Center. The pair recuperate at John's car. Before Garcia requests that he needs spiritual warriors like him to take on the UNSPEAKABLE, Lisa suddenly interrupts them and begs John not to stay. Conflicted, John isn't sure who to go with since there's still many questions that he needs to answer. Choosing either to fight demons with Father Garcia or starting a new life with Lisa, it still yields the same ending and John has a new journey to take on.

### October 31st, 1987 (Ending I "A New Purpose", Bad Variant)

In this alternate timeline, John failed to banish all three demons that act as triggers to neutralize the seal over the Crucible, meaning that he cannot track down Gary and finish him off. However, in this unique variant, he did not check on Father Allred and decided to leave the house during a nightmare sequence after slumping over from the injection. Just as he's about to leave the front door, he gets goosebumps as he realizes someone is staring right behind him.

He slowly turns around to see Amy giving him a sly look. Her mouth abnormally elongates as a human arm comes out of her mouth who promptly shuts off a light switch.

Everything else stays the same up to Father Garcia and John pairing up. After shooting Gary in the face, Garcia introduces John to the Crucible and notices a seal covering the entrance. He frustratingly wonders what they could've missed in their journey to have the seal stay up. Regardless, he urges John to come up with a way to block the Crucible since more demons will eventually come through. Warding off incoming thralls, John has no choice but to purify the gigantic slab hovering over the entrance, causing it to crash down and temporarily block access.

The two trample over thralls and officers outside and they rest at Garcia's car. John solemnly sits down and recollects on what he's been through. Garcia congratulates him for blocking the demonic force but John questions if it's all over. Garcia replies that it's not since they never defeated Gary and his Unholy Trinity. He remarks that until they return, he will wage war against the UNSPEAKABLE. Garcia requests that he needs spiritual warriors like him to do the deed, but John interrupts him and stands up. He says that he's probably not the one he's looking for. John says that he feels weak and that he's done some horrible things. He asks for time to figure everything out. Pissed off at his cowardness, 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.

With implications from this ending, all of John's nightmares were attempts of remembering what he did back in his first exorcism, which would explain oddities such as Amy drawing Snake Meadow Hill Church despite not being alive when it was active or unable to enter the Martin Twins' room. The reason why John feels weak is that he believed he did not check on Father Allred and only thought about himself, even though that's not true. The one thing that remains consistent is that Amy turned off the lights, everything else before that isn't 100% reliable besides some notes in Chapter I.

### October 31st, 1987 (Ending III "A New Vessel")

The day prior, the 30th, John wussies out from exploring the Daycare Center and decides to go home. Experiencing another nightmare where he either confronts Amy in the foyer or in the basement, he wakes up in the middle of the night on the 31st and finds himself hopelessly surrounded.

Waking up in a panic, the atmosphere in his house is off and the crucifix behind him is inverted. He hops out of bed and thunder rolls, illuminating a silhouette of Amy floating by. At this point, John understood what he's done and knows his time is running out, the cult has him surrounded and is mere seconds from getting swarmed. Walking to a door covered in crucifixes, he thinks to himself that he has to go inside that room one last time but it's locked. He has to grab the key from the basement. Going towards his front door, he checks the peephole and sees thralls smiling back at him.

He locks his door and backs up, but they break his window and enters inside. He dashes to the basement and grabs a key behind a pillar. Suddenly, a centipede demon barrels down the basement stairs and tries to gnaw on him. John narrowly escapes and goes upstairs; the centipede oddly doesn't follow in pursuit.

With the key in hand, John opens the door covered in crucifixes. Apparently, it's a filing room of sorts, where he keeps all records of his time at Yale Psychiatric Institute since there's a New Patient Intake Form. It seems like John was inside the room recently and haphazardly left it on the floor. The end of the room doesn't look right; it's the Martin House's attic. Amy, with her 1986 outfit, stands in silence with hollow eyes. The area surrounding her looks deteriorated and the attic window is hastily drawn on, giving indication that all of this is not there. Unfortunately, John either falls or accepts the illusion and approaches her.

Kneeling, John asks what they want from him and why she's tormenting him like this. Amy doesn't twitch and stands in silence. He says that he doesn't know she ended up in here. Before John pleads for the nightmare to end, Amy cuts him off and a human hand emerges from her mouth. It grabs his face and John recoils in shock. She shouts, "UNFORGIVABLE."

The screen fades to John standing in The Forest, where there's a clearing in front of him. Attempting to walk away from the intended path, he walks in a endless loop. Going around a well, he spots a glimpse of Michael scurrying away. He follows him, and at the end of the clearing lies a dilapidated version of the Martin House. Seeing the house right in front of him puts him in an emotionally vulnerable state, the majority of his depression throughout the month has culminated to his point, remembering how he failed Amy, inadvertently killing Michael, and among other matters. He feels obligated to enter inside, so he does.

The design of the Martin House is identical to the one we see in the Crucible, except it's not dark. Looking at where the family portrait used to be, he claims that everything changed when he went inside the house for the first time. Going inside the master bedroom, he looks at the shattered mirror and thinks to himself that they didn't deserve this, and it should've been him. Getting ready to walk into the basement, he remarks that it's the entrance to the abyss. Standing around where Amy's exorcism initially began, he remarks that this is where he saw the Devil. Going to the 2nd Floor, he stands where Amy's bedroom used to be and thinks to himself that Amy should've had a normal childhood and should've been saved. Going upstairs, he wonders why he ever came up and that he should've just left. In the middle of the attic, there's a letter written by Dr. Morris for Bob, who wanted to speak to him in regards of Cindy's mental decline where the Martin Twins are speaking to her. Inspecting the attic window, John notes that it's not broken.

Now, with all rooms investigated, John enters the Martin Twins' room. The entire area is desolate, lone for a graffiti of an eye on the floor and two mannequins next to each other. Getting closer, John couldn't take it and kneels to them. With everything that he's recollected, seeing the mannequins was a breaking point since they're supposed to be a representation of the boys. Emotionally defeated, John's raises his hands in submission. Suddenly, Michael and Amy, with her red gaping face hole, appears and holds his arms steady. As they do so, everyone in the room disappears except for him.

Willingly continuing to kneel, a demonic hand with long nails grabs him. It shrouds into darkness and the screen cuts to outside. However, the house has disappeared, along with everyone else. We're shown the words, "damnatio memoriae" (or Damnation of Memory when translated to Latin), and the series ends on a somber note.

#### Speculation

All-in-all, this ending is intentionally vague and will probably never be clear, despite creating so many theories. Initially, it was best to believe that John ended himself in his filing room. Amy's 86' appearance is supposed to be a recollection of his first failed exorcism. Everything else beyond that is recollection of his second failed attempt, Chapter I, since Michael reappears and Amy has her gaping face hole. Her constantly reappearing is a way of him remembering his perceived sins. In this ending, he never comes to terms about how it's not his fault that Amy got possessed and will never come to terms with it since he ended himself. The demonic red hand grabbing him, the Antichrist, is a metaphor of him getting transported to his own personal Hell where he gets to relive his experiences at the Martin House forever. In Christianity, it's a belief that ending yourself is breaking the 10 Commandments since you're killing somebody, yourself, and it would be pretty fitting for a series like this.

The one wrench about all of this is the ending's title, "A New Vessel". We got two options: Gary and thralls did not kill John and used him as a vessel for the Second Death or used him for the UNSPEAKABLE to possess. This wouldn't account for thralls stabbing him to death since it would've made more sense to keep him alive. Additionally, the Centipede Demon would've gnawed on him to death. I believe whatever outcome benefits Gary since he wants John out of the picture. Although, killing him wouldn't make any sense since Miriam and Amy are still unresponsive and it'll take forever to find a brand-new vessel, but take with that what you will. Personally, John ending himself fits more for an ending like this since it's a conclusion of his built-up depression. Check John's wiki page for further speculation.

## Boss Fight Strategy

To progress through Chapter I, you're required to defeat Amy within the Martin House's attic.

After finding a key from a nearby shed and unlocking the front door of the Martin House, walk all the way down to the basement (there's a staircase in the kitchen of the 1st Floor that leads to the basement) and approach a giant bloody marking in the shape of an inverted cross. Once you do, the aberration effect bleeds and satanic symbols manifest from nowhere and approaches you. Once it touches you, a cinematic will play of Amy emerging underneath her bed on the 2nd Floor, and you'll be teleported to where she is.

### First Encounter

A short battle begins where satanic symbols manifest from nowhere once again and follows you. Unlike before, Amy will turn visible and kill you if the symbols get too close, so try to keep a safe distance. Use the crucifix on the symbols, causing them to dissipate and Amy turning visible. She will shout a randomized set of quotes and split into four versions of herself around you: one at the top, one at the bottom, one to the left, and one to the right.

One of these Amys are real, point the crucifix at the real version and she will flee to another room. Walk to any of the adjacent rooms and the process will continue. You are on a strict time limit when she hovers around you, if you don't use the crucifix in time, the real version will scream and kill you.

In terms of statistics, Amy does not have HP in this encounter. Rather, she has a "Special Point System". Every time you scare her away with the crucifix, 1 point accumulates. When 6 points are accumulated, she is "defeated" and a scripted event proceeds, which tends to be a note getting dropped or a cutscene playing. This "Special Point System" applies to Michael as well. He does not have HP, but points are accumulated all the way up to 10. When it reaches 10 points, he leaves you alone for the rest of the game (until you pick up a rifle) and drops a note.

After back-and-forth, the attic door will unlock itself (it's in the same room where a staircase leads up to the 2nd Floor/leads down to the 1st Floor. There's blood trail underneath it, so you can't miss it). Walk around the mannequins and enter the next room. After a short conversation, the real battle begins.

The boss battle is split into three phases, one where Amy has a white sheet over her head, the second she takes it off and reveals her gaping face hole, and lastly a red human arm emerges from her face.

### Statistics for Second Encounter

Before we begin, it's important to state the statistics behind this game, since this universally applies to any enemy within any chapter. Every enemy within the series either has a set integer of HP (i.e. 200, 1500, 2000, etc) and Speed (i.e. 15, 25, etc), or the "Special Point System" referred from earlier. FAITH runs at 15fps (FPS is an abbreviation for "Frames per Second"). John's crucifix deals 1 HP of damage per frame. Since one frame equals to roughly 1/30th of a second, or 0.066 second, this means that the crucifix deals 15 HP of damage per second. Essentially, the crucifix's damage is set to how many frames the game runs, so theoretically if one were to increase the game's fps, the crucifix would deal more damage per second.

Chapter I has a notable difference compared to the other chapters within the series. Shortly before we get into that, you need to understand what a "phase" is; They're a designated, scripted change in attack pattern that is dependent on a variable changing. This can vary from performing a specific action to a change in HP; typically, it's a change in HP, and this applies to FAITH. Some bosses throughout the series have phases, such as Miriam in Chapter II and the Mother & Child Demon in Chapter III to name a few. These specific enemies start with a global HP, like "2000" or "5000" as an example. Later on, as their HP dwindles all the way down to 0, they are scripted to change phases once their HP reaches a specific integer. As an example, let's say "Demon A" starts with a global HP of 300 and its only move is throwing skulls. This default attack pattern is codenamed as "Phase 0" (because in terms of coding, 0 is the lowest unsigned integer). When it has 150 HP left, it changes its attack pattern to throwing fire. This new attack pattern is codenamed as "Phase 1".

What's unique to Amy, and Amy alone, is that her HP stats can differentiate between all three phases. Her Speed stat only changes in Phase 1 because she's motionless in Phase 0 and her attack pattern is scripted to follow a set path in Phase 2. This change in stats is dependent on how many notes you collect that corelate to anything about the Martin Family or The Forest itself, totaling up to 11. This hidden feature may enforce how the more John learns about the history behind the Martin Family and the strange demonic activity of The Forest, the stronger he becomes once he eventually faces Amy (or Amy weakens due to how much John knows about the history, either/or).

* You must pick up notes #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #11 (a family portrait), #12 (Nate's drawing), #13, #15, and #16 (check the Notes wiki page to find out where these notes are). Every other note otherwise does not count and will have no effect on Amy's HP or Speed.
	+ If you're aiming to speedrun Chapter I, collecting any of these notes within The Forest might be a timewaster since the chance you'll make it into a room where a note resides is randomized. You intentionally have to go out of your way to collect them. You're better off collecting the notes within the Martin House (but it's up to you!).
* Note #1 (A tutorial-esque Note), #8 (John's note), #9 (Related to Michael), #10, #14, #17, and #18 (John's notes) does not have an effect.
	+ Note #19 cannot be received unless you collected every note imaginable and defeated Amy. Note #20 does not appear until after you defeat the Mirror Demon, a secret boss that's accessible to fight once you defeat Amy in the attic.

Here is a table showcasing the differences. The Speed stat are bolden so that you won't confuse them with HP. Courtesy goes to eughstein from the FAITH Fan Community Discord Server for finding this out by looking through coding:

At first glance, you would assume that collecting notes at all would increase Amy's HP and Speed stats. But this is not the case. Here's a bulleted list that explains everything:

* Amy's global HP is set at 1000 HP. This means that this stat stays consistent no matter how many notes you collect. This also means that the amount of HP she has left gets carried over from one phase to the next.
* These HP numbers shown above are set integers to when Amy would change her phase.
	+ This means that, if you were to collect all 11 Notes, Phase 0 will transition to Phase 1 when she has 798 HP left.
	+ On the other hand, if you did not collect any notes, Phase 0 will transition to Phase 1 when she has 600 HP left. This means that it takes much longer to defeat her without collecting any notes compared to collecting all 11.
* Strangely, the lower the Speed stat is, the faster Amy moves in Phase 1. Vice versa when her Speed stat is higher.
* If you did not collect any notes at all, you have to dwindle Amy's HP all the way down to 0 in Phase 2 to defeat her. If you collect any of the available 11 notes, Phase 2 ends quicker and you don't have to bring down her HP to 0.
	+ Generally, this means that you would be saving around 15-17 seconds if you collected all 11 notes.

Shortly before we begin, shadow-like enemies filenamed "Shadow" (they're nameless in-game, they're fan-named as Gray Demon in this wiki ((because at the time of creating its page we weren't able to decomp FAITH)) ) spawn out of bounds during Phase 0 and assist Amy to take you down.

* One Gray Demon spawns out of bounds when Amy has 999 HP. It specifically targets your positioning and slowly drift towards you.
* A second Gray Demon is scripted to spawn out of bounds when Amy has 749 HP.
	+ Both enemies despawn when Amy transitions to Phase 1. One reappears in Phase 2, but it's scripted to ram towards you once Amy is almost finished with her set attack pattern.
	+ As you can see, only the second Gray Demon spawns at 749 HP. This means that it will not spawn at all if you collect 9, 10, or all 11 notes because Amy is scripted to change phases when her HP is either 798, 780, or 762.

As a minor footnote, the main boss fight theme, "Sabbath of a Witch's Dream", is scripted to play when Amy has 999 HP.

### Second Encounter

#### Phase 0

Amy starts off with 1000 HP. If you did not collect any notes detailed above, you have to dwindle her HP to 600 for this phase to end.

Amy hovers motionlessly in the middle of the room and doesn't (directly) attack. Point the crucifix. After some time, a shadow-like figure with large horns, filenamed "Shadow" (but nameless in-game) emerge from outside the Martin House and chases you. It floats towards you, stops briefly, and float again. You cannot defeat this enemy; you have to narrowly walk away from them. Eventually, another Shadow comes in from outside and does the same thing. This phase ends when a cinematic plays of Amy slowly taking off a white sheet over her head, showcasing a red gaping hole for a face.

#### Phase 1

This phase begins when Amy has 600 HP (unless you collected any notes). The phase ends when she has 300 HP left.

The attack pattern in this phase is near identical to her first encounter. She manifests three versions of herself and one of them is real. When you point your crucifix at the real Amy, she doesn't teleport away like last time and accumulates damages. After a couple of seconds, she tries to catch you off guard and ambushes you from the opposite direction, regardless of if you damage her or not. For example, if the real version is north, then she tries to ambush you from the south. Move accordingly and you'll be fine.

Sometimes, a trail of satanic symbols gets closer to you. Point the crucifix at it since these symbols can kill. The last phase begins when a cinematic plays where a red, human arm emerges from her gaping face hole.

#### Phase 2

In the final phase, you must dwindle her HP all the way down to 0 unless you collected any notes.

Amy is the most dangerous in this phase because it's fairly easy to accidentally get hit, but her attacks are scripted to follow a specific pattern. A gigantic satanic pentagram manifests on the ground and Amy teleports to one of the points on the pentagram. For the first four times, Amy follows the trail of the pentagram three times and then releases a spiral of satanic symbols on the floor. Avoid these symbols since they can kill and point the crucifix accordingly.

On the fifth time, Amy moves on the pentagram five times and then releases a Shadow from her body. This enemy doesn't follow you like the others but makes a beeline towards you. When the enemy disappears, Amy stays immobile longer than usual so that gives you the time to damage her. Generally, watch her movement and count in your head how many times she moved since it's easy to get distracted and get killed.

This phase, and the battle as a whole, ends when a cinematic plays where the human hand shrouds back into her face portal.

Click here for footage of the entire battle, with no notes collected, and an integer showcasing how much HP she has. Big shoutout goes to eughstein for finding out this hidden feature, how dynamic Amy's boss battle is, and modding the game enough that shows how much HP she has left.[1]

## Quotes

### Chapter I

#### First Encounter

All of these play when you fend off Amy with your crucifix.

* "LOOK AT ME."

* "UNFORGIVABLE."

* "MOMMY?"

* "CROWN OF THORNS."

* "YOU FAILED ME."

* "MY EYES!"

* "AND HELL FOLLOWED."

* "THERE IS NOTHING."

* "FORSAKEN."

* "KILL ME."

* "THE VEIL IS LIFTING."

* "BABYLON."

* "I BLEED."

* "LEAVE NOW!"

* "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA."

* "I CAN SEE YOU."

* "YOU'RE TOO LATE."

* "I'M THE ICON OF SIN."

* "GET OUT!"

* "ABANDON ALL HOPE."

#### Second Encounter

* (John enters the attic and sees Amy standing with a sheet over her head)
* John: "My God... What happened to you?"
* "DO YOU THINK MY FACE IS PRETTY?"

* John: "I have to finish what I started."
* "SHE IS MINE, PRIEST."

### Chapter II

#### Newspaper Article

* (John continues to read a derailing article)
* Amy: I'M HERE, JOHN.
* (John moves away from the article)
* Amy's Demon: "YOU ARE MINE, PRIEST."

### Chapter III

#### First Nightmare

* (Father Allred demands the demon's name in Latin)
* Amy: "HELLO, PRIEST."

#### Second Nightmare

* (Father Allred and John attempt to exorcise, but Bob and Cindy walk downstairs to check the commotion)
* Amy: "MOTHER! MOTHER!"
* Father Allred (to John): "Get them out of here! It will use the girl to afflict them!"

#### Third Nightmare

* (John enters the attic and sees Amy)
* Amy: "You're here at last, priest."
* John: "Amy! Let's go back to the basement."
* Amy: "NON POSSUM IRE." (Translation: “I CAN’T GO.”)
* John: "Let's go. You need to get better."
* Amy: "What about Meredith? Did she get better?"
* "You couldn't save her, could you?"
* John: "That's enough."
* Amy: "She's here with me, you know."
* John: "We're doing this here and now."
* Amy: "Oh? All by yourself?"
* "Go ahead. Point your little stick at me."
* John: "Father Allred? Mister Martin?"
* Amy: "NOBODY'S COMING, PRIEST."

#### Fourth Nightmare (Checking on Allred)

* Father Allred: "It's going to be alright, Father Ward."
* (Amy appears and Allred's eyes begins to bleed)
* Amy/Father Allred: "Everything is going to be alright, Father Ward."

#### Ending II: "A New Journey"

* (A demonic hand grabs Gary's face)
* Amy "FAILURE."

* (Tentacles drag Gary to Hell)
* (Amy floats towards John and her face reverts back to normal)
* John: "Amy. I'm so sorry."
* "I couldn't save you."
* Amy: "John..."
* "It's okay."

* "It's over now. They can't hurt me anymore."

* "You've been so brave. But now... It's time to finish what you started."

## Trivia

* Her voice, along with most of the other characters', was made with an 80's text-to-speech voice engine called S.A.M., primarily used for Atari and Apple II computers. However, a real female human voice can be heard whispering when Amy's Demon says, "SHE IS MINE, PRIEST!" (More specifically when it says "PRIEST").
* Airdorf explained back in 2019 in our FAITH Fan Community Discord Server that Amy's stylistic choice of being purple is a reference to *Ancient Domains of Mystery*, a roguelike RPG released in 1994 that primarily uses ASCII graphics. Apparently, all the, quote, "corrupted/chaos beings" from that game are rendered purple.
	+ For the life of me, I cannot find an example of this. *Ancient Domains of Mystery* was originally released in 94' for MS DOS then remastered in 2015 for Windows, but I cannot find any enemy that are colored purple. Finding gameplay footage of the 94' version is hard to come by, which is likely the version Airdorf was inspired by, but you can at least download that version on the official website.
	+ This establishes that every purple-colored character in the FAITH series is abnormal or corrupted, so that includes Amy, her twin brothers, the doomed children, and the Sterling Police Department (or more specifically that one police officer nearby the clinic in Chapter III).
* In general, Amy's circumstances and appearance is a nod to Regan from *The Exorcist* (1973). You can tell by common possession traits like suddenly using Latin (or a different language that they've never used before), crawling on all fours, screaming obscenities, typical "young girl possessed by demon" trope, insanely strong, etc.
	+ Additionally, the scene where Amy creeps up from behind her bed in Chapter I is probably a reference to Sadako Yamamura's appearance in *Ring* (1998), where her hair entirely covers her face.
* In the Martin Twin's bedroom, there's toys scattered throughout the house that might represent the main characters of Chapter I. We're assuming this because the figurines borrow the exact color code of John, Amy, Michael, and Father Garcia respectively.
	+ The gray and white figurine standing together could represent Garcia and Michael. The blue figurine facing off against the purple figurine (who seems to be missing its head) could represent Amy and John.
		- The brown, larger figurine who seems to bear horns on its head and standing next to the purple figurine is unknown as to who it should represent. Since Chapter II's Note #18 heavily suggests that the UNSPEAKABLE was within the Martin House during the events of Chapter I, and the entity is known to manifest as a tall demon with large horns (fan named as the Red Demon) in the Tutorial, the Teaser Trailer for Chapter II (this trailer essentially confirms that it's a manifestation of the UNSPEAKABLE), and a brief cutscene in Chapter II, we can theorize that it's supposed to represent the UNSPEAKABLE looming and controlling over Amy. The blue figurine/John stands before them to represent that he's in the house to finish the exorcism once and for all.
			* If this were the case, then it would truly mean that a hidden demonic force controlling over Amy (and writing the words "KILL HER") was intentional all the back in 2017 when Chapter I was released. Chapter II merely provided more evidence that the UNSPEAKABLE is behind everything.
		- The fact that the gray/Father Garcia and white/Michael figurine are standing in the corner away from the figurines, it's probably supposed to represent how the pair are completely separate from John's story and his adventure to exorcise Amy. It was a mere coincidence that Michael was within The Forest and Father Garcia was out looking for him on the same day of John venturing into the house.
		- All of this may very well be unintentional and an over-analysis of some toys.

* Many of Amy's lines in Chapter I are likely references to the Bible and other media.
	+ "I'M THE ICON OF SIN." could be a reference to *DOOM II*'s final boss, The Icon of Sin.
	+ "ABANDON ALL HOPE!" is a portion of a phrase from *Dante's Inferno* which is written on the gates of Hell: "Abandon all hope, ye who enter here."
	+ "AND HELL FOLLOWED!" could have a few meanings. It could be referencing a level of the same name in *The Ultimate Doom*, or could be a reference to Revelations 6:8 from the Bible, where a man named John witnesses the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Hell specifically follows the rider, Death.
	+ "CROWN OF THORNS!" of course refers to the crown of thorns that was placed upon Jesus's head when he was crucified.
	+ "THE VEIL IS LIFTED!" can literally refer to the white sheet on Amy's head that's covering her mutilated face. It could also be a reference to Exodus 34:30 - Exodus 34:35 from the Bible, detailing Moses placing a veil over his head whenever he was talking to the people of Israel and lifting it whenever he speaks to the Lord. Anytime he would communicate with the Lord, his face would appear shiny, which made the Israelites uncomfortable. In order to put them at ease while telling them what the Lord has commanded, he placed a veil over his head to conceal his shiny face.
	+ "BABYLON!" is most likely referencing Revelations 18:2 - Revelations 18:3 from the Bible. Babylon, particularly in this verse because in other verses (and mostly in pop culture) it's an allegory for an evil city/country or governmental system, was a physical city that was corrupt with the teachings of false gods. The political system rebelled the ways of God and was the location where the Tower of Babel was built, a spiraling tower crafted in an attempt for people to communicate with God. The Lord condemned the city and burnt it to the ground for its wrongdoings. Demons and wicked beasts lurk in its remains. It's speculated that every demon on Earth originates from Babylon, which would tie back to where Amy's Demon came from (and why Amy would randomly scream it).
* Here's an excerpt from an email by Airdorf back in 2019 that details some cool things about the satanic symbols Amy uses in her fight (Shoutout to somebody named Pierrot for asking the question):
	+ "While the satanic symbols are mostly made up, they are based on symbols found in the Candelabra, Candomble, Umbanda, and Quimbamda folk religions. Some of them have significance, though - the two connected arrows pointing up and down represent the paradigm of '*As Above, So Below*', the circle with a trident representing the 'Second Death' ritual performed on Amy, the spiral being a reference to Junji Ito's '*Uzumaki*', and the dot with a half circle over it representing the concept of an 'All-Seeing Eye'."

* There's a discrepancy with Gary's Letter in Chapter I. Gary states that Amy is seventeen years old. With context clues, this letter was supposed to be made around September of 1986 because it predates when Amy got possessed and her parents recently forbid her to work at the clinic. We don't know what date Amy was born but judging by the Murder Report in Chapter I she's seventeen years old. We could clamor it up as Gary not really knowing who she is and objectifies her since her only purpose is to be a vessel, but it seems like a genuine mistake on Airdorf's part. It would've been accurate in Gary's Letter to say that she's sixteen years old.
* Most of Amy's rotoscope appearances in Chapter III were acted out by Airdorf's wife.
	+ Airdorf himself acted out Amy's cutscenes for Chapter I, hence why Amy looks slightly masculine and has broad shoulders, which was mentioned in the interview with Wendigoon.
* The dialogue where Amy mocks about John's mother being there with them is a reference to a scene in *The Exorcist* (1973) where Regan brings up Father Karass' dead mother before an exorcism begins.

## Gallery

### In Gameplay

Amy's Idle sprite.Amy wearing a sheet over her head.Amy's Idle sprite during phase 3 of her boss fight.Amy, weakened and bleeding after jumping out of her attic window.Amy, after being shot by John.Amy's silhouette seen throughout Chapter II.Amy as an apparition.Amy crawling like a spider; reminiscent of getting influenced by the UNSPEAKABLE.Amy cleansed after Gary is sent to Hell.
### In Animation

Amy slowly creeps out of her bed in Chapter I.After some exorcising, Amy pulls a sheet off her head, revealing a gaping hole in place of her face.A demonic hand sprouts from her face.Weakened, her arm shrouds back into her face.In John's nightmare, Amy sits idly when Father Allred calls out to her.Amy tilts her head when Father Allred demands the demon's name.Amy says, "HELLO, PRIEST".Amy screaming (or possibly laughing) during the second nightmare.The background lightning illuminates Amy staring at John.John attempts to restart the exorcism in the attic by slowly raising his crucifix, Amy nearly jumps him.Father Allred tells John that everything is going to be okay, but Amy appears and makes his eyes bleed.Amy turning off the lights if John never decides to check on Father Allred.Amy's demonic hand grabs Gary's face.Her demonic hand grabs Gary back to Hell.Amy after the Second Death ritual is preformed on her.With Gary gone and the Antichrist occupied with him, Amy's face returns back to normal.
### Family Portrait

Martin Family PortraitVandalized in Chapter III. Note the eye graffiti on top of Amy; it's an insignia of the UNSPEAKABLE.Pixelated version.
### Other

An edit of Amy from her family portrait. Credit goes to Captain Howdy from the FAITH Discord Server for the recreation.The location where Amy got the Second Death ritual performed on her, the Martin House's basement.Original image of Amy in the "SHE IS HERE" sequence before Airdorf decided to do rotoscoped animations.Amy killed John.A gag of Amy's demonic hand around April 1st, 2019. Also appears in the Goodies Folder.The OST thumbnail of "Organ Grinder". It's also in the Goodies Folder.A strange drawing of Snake Meadow Hill Church and two Wretches found in a nightmare sequence, signed by Amy herself.A still of Amy glaring at John from inside the Martin House.A still of Amy playing around with Father Allred's eyeballs.A still of Amy crawling towards John.A still.Another still.Amy's Demon. It strangely shares the same body mass as the Mirror Demon but its face looks like a hand of sorts.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 Ref. - "The Murderer" Note Ch I
2. ↑ Ref. - Note #8 Ch I
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 Ref. - Note #5 Ch I
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Ref. - Note #2 Ch I
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 Ref. - Note #44 Ch III
6. ↑ Ref. - Note #12 Ch I
7. ↑ Ref. - Gameplay Screenshot of Martin Twins' Room
8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 Ref. - Note #16 Ch I
9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 Ref. - Note #7 Ch II
10. ↑ Misc. - "Nicaragua: Before and After the Revolution" by Laura Zaremba (.pdf file)
11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 Ref. - Note #3 Ch I
12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 12.3 12.4 Ref. - "The Offering" Note Ch I
13. ↑ Ref. - Note #19 Ch I (More specifically, it's the fact that 7 newborns are needed.)
14. ↑ 14.0 14.1 Ref. - "About Amy" Dialogue
15. ↑ 15.0 15.1 Ref. - "About Second Death" Dialogue
16. ↑ Ref. - "About Gary" Dialogue
17. ↑ Ref. - Note #40 Ch III
18. ↑ Ref. - "Super Miriam Defeat" Dialogue
19. ↑ 19.0 19.1 19.2 19.3 Ref. - Note #31 Ch III
20. ↑ 20.0 20.1 20.2 20.3 Ref. - "Pre-Final Boss" Dialogue
21. ↑ 21.0 21.1 Ref. - Note #41 Ch III
22. ↑ Note - Please check the "Conditions" section of the Second Death wiki page for a thorough explanation.
23. ↑ 23.0 23.1 23.2 23.3 Ref. - GoodiesFolder "FAITH - TheStorySoFar".txt
24. ↑ 24.0 24.1 Ref. - Note #15 Ch I
25. ↑ Ref. - Note #5 Ch I
26. ↑ 26.0 26.1 26.2 26.3 Ref. - Note #13 Ch I
27. ↑ 27.0 27.1 Ref. - Unused Note (Mrs. Martin's Sixth Note) Ch I
28. ↑ 28.0 28.1 Ref. - Note #6 Ch III
29. ↑ Ref. - Note #4 Ch I
30. ↑ 30.0 30.1 30.2 30.3 Ref. - Implied in "About the Boys" Dialogue
31. ↑ Ref. - Note #27 Ch III
32. ↑ Ref. - Note #26 Ch III
33. ↑ Ref. - "AmyTurnsLightsOff.gif"
34. ↑ Ref. - Note #19 Ch I
35. ↑ Ref. - Note #19 Ch I
36. ↑ Ref. - Note #6 Ch I
37. ↑ Ref. - "Intro" Dialogue
38. ↑ 38.0 38.1 38.2 Ref. - Note #8 Ch I
39. ↑ Ref. - "Amy Gets Cleansed" Dialogue
40. ↑ 40.0 40.1 Ref. - Note #14 Ch I
41. ↑ 41.0 41.1 41.2 Ref. - Note #9 Ch II
42. ↑ Ref. - Gameplay Screenshot of Hallucination Trip
43. ↑ 43.0 43.1 Ref. - Note #16 Ch II
44. ↑ 44.0 44.1 44.2 44.3 Ref. - Note #20 Ch I
45. ↑ Ref. - Note #43 Ch III
46. ↑ Ref. - Note #7 Ch II
47. ↑ Ref. - Twitter Response about John's Marriage
48. ↑ Ref. - "Intro" Dialogue of Chapter I
49. ↑ Ref. - "Ending I" Dialogue
50. ↑ Ref. - Please check the "Interpretation" section of White Entity's wiki page.
51. ↑ 51.0 51.1 51.2 51.3 Ref. - Note #18 Ch II
52. ↑ 52.0 52.1 Ref. - Chapter I's Game Description
53. ↑ 53.0 53.1 53.2 Ref. - "Inside the Confessional Booth" Dialogue
54. ↑ Note - The Red Demon reappears briefly in a cutscene in Chapter II and an apparition in Chapter III, meaning that the Tutorial was canonical. We can assume John was practicing in his dream.
55. ↑ Ref. - Gameplay Screenshot of Martin House Basement
56. ↑ 56.0 56.1 Ref. - Gameplay Screenshot of Amy's Bones
57. ↑ Note - Gray Demons appear from outside the house and out of Amy during her boss fight in Chapter I.
58. ↑ Ref. - "The Hunter" Note Ch I
59. ↑ Note - The Martin House's front door is locked when Chapter I begins, the key is in a shed nearby.
60. ↑ Note - The majority of the forest is randomly generated except for areas that have notes, the Martin House, and the shed.
61. ↑ Ref. - "When Faith Endures" Note Ch I
62. ↑ Note - In Chapter III, John's crux is brown when he places it down a dumbwaiter. When he drops it, it's golden. When he purifies Amy, it reverts back to a golden color.
63. ↑ Note - When you look at the map of Chapter I, the Martin House is farther away from Snake Meadow Hill Road. The fox is relatively close to the road, hence why Gary stopped John.
64. ↑ Ref. - Note #25 Father Garcia's Letter (Ending I) Ch II
65. ↑ Ref. - Note #25 Alternate Father Garcia's Letter (Ending II)
66. ↑ 66.0 66.1 Ref. - Note #13 Ch II
67. ↑ Ref. - Note #20 Ch II
68. ↑ Ref. - Airdorf Message about Chapter II Meaning
69. ↑ 69.0 69.1 Ref. - Gameplay Screenshot of "Mother of Demons"
70. ↑ Ref. - Note #6 Ch II
71. ↑ Ref. - Note #5 Ch II
72. ↑ Ref. - Note #8 Ch II
73. ↑ Ref. - "JohnVessel.gif"
74. ↑ Ref. - Gameplay Screenshot of Gray Figure Easter Egg
75. ↑ Ref. - Gameplay Screenshot of Gray Figure Window Easter Egg
76. ↑ Ref. - Note #24 Ch III
77. ↑ Ref. - Note #22 Ch II
78. ↑ 78.0 78.1 Ref. - Note #16 Ch III
79. ↑ Ref. - Note #15 Ch III
80. ↑ Ref. - Gameplay Screenshot of "Not Seven" and "Seventy Times Seven", which is a callback to Note #20 in Ch I
81. ↑ Ref. - Note #22 Ch III
82. ↑ 82.0 82.1 Ref. - Note #39 Ch III
83. ↑ Ref. - Note #43 Ch III
84. ↑ Misc - Wikipedia Article of Ancient Domains of Mystery
85. ↑ Misc - Airdorf Body Color Message
86. ↑ Misc - ADOM Downloader Website
87. ↑ Misc - The Exorcist's Wiki Page
88. ↑ Misc - Sadako's Wiki Article
89. ↑ Misc - Doom Fandom Page of the Icon of Sin
90. ↑ Misc - The phrase can be found on Page 11 of this pdf file of Dante's Inferno, published on Full Text Archive
91. ↑ Misc - Doom Fandom Page of "And Hell Followed" Level
92. ↑ Misc - Interpretation of Revelations 6:8
93. ↑ Misc - Exodus 34:30 to Exodus 34:35 (Click on the "Next Arrow" symbol to continue reading)
94. ↑ Misc - Revelations 18:2 to Revelations 18:3 (Remember to click the "Next Arrow" icon to keep reading)
95. ↑ Misc - 2019 Airdorf Email
96. ↑ Misc - Wikipedia Article of "Uzumaki"
97. ↑ Misc - Airdorf's wife as Amy's actor