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| “ | Do you think my face is pretty? | „ |
| ~ A possessed Amy Martin after once again encountering John Ward. |
Amy Martin is the secondary antagonist in Faith: The Unholy Trinity. A once-ordinary teenage girl, she was possessed through a dark ritual conducted by the Eternal Order of the Second Death, having her face cut off to serve as a portal for The Unspeakable. Having become possessed due to this malicious tampering, purifying the girl is the primary objective of John Ward's quest, having been driven away by her from a failed exorcism.
Biography[]
Amy was born on 1969 as the first child of Bob and Cindy Martin.
By 1986, Amy started working as a intern at a abortion clinic. For some reasons, Amy became dedicated to the point of obsession in her work, not noticing that her favorite tree outside her house was dying due to lack of care. When she turned 17, her father gave her a doll as a birthday gift. She wasn't so pleased with the gift, possibly due to her self-consciousness about her work. Around this time, Amy's new school year started, but she expressed dissatisfaction with it, requesting her mother to let her enter a real school. However, her mother dismissed her.
Sometime later, Amy's mother became annoyed with her working place and asked Amy to leave it. Amy informed her boss, Gary Miller, about her departing, and he responded to her with a letter inviting Amy to a get-together at the clinic. Against her family's wishes, Amy attended the get-together. Somehow, during the party, Amy got possessed by a demon and was thrown back to her family home by Gary along with his cult.
She soon started acting strange, much to the concern to her parents. Despite being irreligious, they called the Catholic Church to perform a exorcism to cure her from the demon. A long time experienced Father Allfred arrives with John Ward, and the pair began to perform their exorcism to save Amy.
Trivia[]
- Amy was largely based on Regan MacNeil from The Exorcist.
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