With an undetermined amount of time having taken place after the first game, Linda appears still to be a high school student, sporting the same uniform she wore the first game. Basically, Linda's appearance is the same as the DreadOut game appearance, although have different kind of art form because of illustrator drawing style. Linda also appears in DreadOut the Untolds, which tells more detailed story to fill the gap, such as about the fate of Linda's classmates in manga format. Linda's appearance in DreadOut the Untolds manga She is also wearing a white headphone for the purpose of listening Ira's voicemail multiple times. Her hair has also been cut to a shoulder length. In the true ending of the game, Linda is seen wearing a red hoodie with white straps, and knee-length black shorts. Linda's appearance in DreadOut Good Ending. She uses her black smartphone ( IrisPhone), or a camera ( SLR), to battle hostile ghosts, and help her navigate through dark environments. She is shown carrying a red bag with a black strap slung around her shoulder. Linda also wears a silver necklace, resembling a snake's eye with a teardrop at the end, around her neck at all times.
She has dark brown eyes, but on occasion, her eyes will flash red. She has her black hair tied in a pony tail, with a long bangs on both side of her face, mostly on the right side. Throughout the game, she wears typical Indonesian high school uniform.įor a more detailed account of Linda's outfit see: Linda/Costumes Linda has the appearance of a young teenage girl. Despite the traumatic memories, and now being bullied in school, Linda seems to try act normally, and even seems interested in mundane things like attending class or finding a boyfriend in the future. In DreadOut 2, Linda is often riddled with survivors guilt, and sin for failing to save her classmates in the previous game. Siska monologuing Linda in DreadOut 2 Act 7 When feeling her friends are threatened, Linda may even get a little aggressive, and defensive, one time even attacking her girl scouts teacher with a rock, who had dressed as a Pocong, when feeling Ira was threatened (in reality Ira was just a bit scared).Įven when she was my student she was always bit of a dullard. This fear is supported when she collapsed in exhaustion, tormented, and guilt after witnessing Doni, and Shelly's death. As Ira stated Linda always seems to be extremely paranoid about keeping check with everyone, and everything all the time, which might imply that she is scared of losing people, and things close to her, more than herself. –Posessed Ira/Suzzie describing Linda in DreadOut Act IIĮven though she is the most quiet among the group, Linda is very selfless, and very willing to boldly put herself on the line to protect the ones she cares about, especially her best friend Ira. Always gotta be checking on everyone, and everything all the time. Throughout the game, Linda doesn't panic or get surprised easily, which is a great asset for her as she needs to keep a focused, and calm mind to survive. Well, endurance was always your strong suit.ĭespite the fact that she's trapped in a living nightmare, she keeps a cool, calm, and collected demeanor, sometimes appearing almost emotionless, though she still shows signs of being intimidated, and scared at times. She also retains a sense of humor, like pretending to be possessed in front of Ira, and gesturing the "blah blah" hand as Ira was reminiscing about their past. Linda seems to dislike losing and had childishly pouted after Ira had won the patty-cake game, and slapped her on the cheek, in which she responded with playfully strangling the latter. Linda is rarely seen smiling, most of the time retaining a solemn, sometimes irritated face, implying that she may be quick tempered. She doesn't enjoy voicing her opinion in situations, and dislikes to hear constant unimportant (to her) chatter (evidenced how she got annoyed when Ira begins to monologue on how they met). Linda, nicknamed "Lin" by her close friends, is a quiet teenager, yet very strong willed, brave, and tough.
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