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| “ | Alice and I, we are going places. | „ |
| ~ Susie Campbell, Alice's voice source |
| “ | Have you ever wondered what Heaven is like? I like to dream that it's quite beautiful. | „ |
| ~ "Alice" |
Alice Angel is a major character and secondary antagonist in the 2017 horror video game Bendy and the Ink Machine. She is a cartoon character first mentioned in Chapter Two and made her debut in Chapter 3 in her hybrid form as the primary antagonist.
Just like Bendy and Boris, she is a character created by Joey Drew for Bendy's show and the only female cast.
She is voiced by Alanna Linayre, and Lauren Synger provides the echo for "Alice's" voice to make her sound demonic.
Appearance
Alice is a female humanoid cartoon character with long black hair, thin eyebrows, black lipstick, and has, like the other cartoon characters, pie eyes with eyelashes. She is wearing a black dress, a white bow tie and gloves, although they have some sort of hole in each palm.
In Chapter Three, it's revealed that Alice was somewhat merged with Susie as a hybrid. "Alice" is a young woman wearing an angel halo which is melted into her head as well as a pair of short, realistic-looking demon horns. She is wearing what looks like a black dress and also a white bowtie. Her entire arms are coated with ink-black colors to resemble sleeve-like gloves, but she doesn't have the white hand gloves like the original Alice, or they might be covered with black ink from the insides of the ink beings. The iris color of her right eye is bright yellow. The left side of her face looks rather repulsive and melted and exposes half of her human teeth, along with an empty left eye-socket.
Personality
Although it is not known what her personality in the show is like, it's well known that Susie was once a good and kind person that did her job properly and wanted to be part of the show, she also was inspired by Joey Drew who she considered the best candidate to voice Alice.
In her merged form known as "Alice", she is shown to be somewhat friendly at first, but later she proves to be twisted, demented and manipulative, which is revealed when she makes Henry do her bidding, risking his life in the process. "Alice" also is very sadistic as she has been killing other ink creatures for their insides in order to maintain her beautiful and perfect appearance, this is evidenced at the end of Chapter 3 when she tells Henry she seeks to have Boris' insides, claiming that he is the most perfect of all the Borises she has killed.
"Alice" has also expressed her hatred towards "Bendy", who also shows anger when Henry is sent by her to destroy his cutouts. She is also shown to be afraid of being touched by "Bendy" and the other ink creatures, fearing that they will drag her back into the "dark puddles" where she was reborn as "Alice".
Story
Chapter 2
Alice was first seen in a poster that is placed in a room apart from the music department room. A tape recorder of her voice actress, Susie Campbell, can be found near which explains her experience with playing the character, commenting how she has felt a sort of connection with Alice.
Chapter 3
As he proceeds on his way, Henry finds out what happened to Susie after she was replaced, it's revealed that Susie merged with Alice into an hybrid, "Alice".
When Henry visits Alice's room for the first time, he finds a lot of merchandise dedicated to Alice Angel, but suddenly the lights turned off and the televisions started to play a song sung by Alice Angel (I'm Alice Angel), a spotlight reveals another room through the glass and when the song ends, "Alice" appears of nowhere screaming I'M ALICE ANGEL!" while banging on the window and then breaking a hole from it before disappearing.
If the player chooses the Angel Path, Henry will find a tape recorder of Alice's voice source, Susie Campbell in a mental breakdown condition after seeing Sammy Lawrence with Allison Pendle in the recording booth, a voice actress whom Joey Drew choose over Susie to voice Alice Angel. Susie with bitterness mentions she didn't get the memo regarding Allison voicing Alice from now on. She mentions a part of her died after finding out the notice and sought for a way to fix it, possibly leading her to become "Alice" afterwards.
After traveling with Boris to Level 9, Henry enters a room where he finds "Alice" electrocuting a copy of Piper from the Butcher Gang. "Alice" then notices Henry and taunts him if she should tear his heart out, as she praises her beautiful appearance. "Alice" then reveals her creation where she first started out as a "wiggling, pussing, shapless slug" created from the overflow of ink until she presumably harvest the clones of Boris and members of the Butcher Gang which caused her to turn into an almost perfect human form. She comments refusing to let "Bendy" and any other ink being touch her again, believing it might take her back to the "dark puddles" where she was reborn. After a little conversation, "Alice" decides to spare Henry in exchange of doing her bidding.
Through the chapter, "Alice" voice can be heard commenting about angels, heaven and perfection, at the same time she taunts Henry occasionally showing her apathy towards Henry's safe. Henry is forced to kill Swollen Searchers for their ink and chopping Bendy's cutouts (which may attract "Bendy" attention and will try to kill you). At some point when you return to "Alice", a sudden wave of ink creatures try to kill Henry and "Alice", and she frightened demands you to defend her and her territory from them. The last task is collecting hearts from the Inky Abyss without getting caught by the Projectionist, whom Henry can get rid if he fights him.
Once all of her tasks are completed, "Alice" will allow Henry to go back onto the lift with Boris, but as they are ascending she begins to laugh maniacally. She will then plunge the elevator toward Level S, reveals her true knowledge of Henry's intentions, goes back on her promise, and accuses him of stealing from her. "Alice" then demands that he give Boris to her, as his insides are needed for her to be beautiful again. After the elevator crashes, "Alice" will sneak up on Boris, who is tending to Henry, and kidnap him by force, leaving Henry unconscious in the wreckage.
In the after credit image for the "Path of the Angel", Boris is tied up, with "Alice" shadow behind, implying she will kill him as the other Borises.
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Trivia
- The fact that she has both a halo and a pair of horns may imply that she is a fallen angel.
- At the end of Chapter 3's reveal trailer, "Alice's" singing is heard.
- She is also heard whispering it when she is approaching Boris at the end of Chapter 3.
- Her physical outfit is similar to that of Leatherface from the Texas Chainsaw Franchise.
- "Alice" is somewhat similar to the DC villain Two-Face, more specifically the Nolanverse incarnation as both have deformed faces, both have one person responsible for their tragedies (Alice, Joey Drew;Harvey, Salvatore Maroni) and both were portrayed as heroes until their tragedies led them to become villains.
- Alice is a reference to other classic hero's lovers such as Minnie Mouse and Betty Boop.
- Her name could be derived from the main character in the first live action/animation hybrid show made by Disney; Alice Comedies.
- Alice's goal is partly similar to Sammy's in the previous chapter since both desire to achieve a certain appearance. However, Sammy wanted to revert to his human form while "Alice" is trying to become her view of perfection.
- She is similar to Jane the Killer: