With Susie's menacing tape in Chapter Four, one might say it's actually Alice who's despairing and the one who's good, but Susie is the evil one here, drawn and driven insane by the ink.She made me", who is really saying that - Alice or Susie? And are the two still separate and self-aware personalities in the same body? It would explain Alice's mood swings between murderous and outrage, and what sounds like fear and despair. Was Susie forced to assimilate with Alice and become a monstrous toon-human hybrid, or did she do so willingly after she was replaced by a different voice actress that Joey liked better, to become the "true" Alice? Was Susie twisted into her current state because she was fired from the role of Alice and turned evil, or did combining with Alice drove her insane and murderous? When she claims "I had to do it. are these former employees? Chapter 5 later all-but-says this, with one of the secret messages on the walls: "Once People, Now Fallen Into Despair". Considering that Sammy seems almost made of ink in episode two.
Is Sammy just a cultist nutso who went insane for Bendy for no good reason, or was it a side-effect of The Corruption caused by the ink machine and he's actually a victim of the horror? Or perhaps some middle ground between the two?.Chapter Two, for example, introduces us to Alice Angel via posters, and two popular interpretations of her so far are that she was either the "Minnie" to Bendy's "Mickey", or she was Bendy's rival for the spotlight. The cartoon characters themselves have different interpretations in regards to their relationships with each other.Did Henry leave thirty years ago willingly, did he strike, or was he fired or drafted? If the breakup was less than amicable, does Henry feel there's enough water under the bridge, or does he want closure from Joey?.
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