This article is about Allison's former human self. For the physical cartoon character inspired by her, see Allison Angel.
"Joey, you and your studio brought us together. You should be with us on our wedding day. Hope you'll join us." |
Allison Connor (née Pendle) was a former voice actress of Joey Drew Studios who replaced Susie Campbell as the new voice actress of Alice Angel, who currently works for Archgate Films. In the fall of 1946, she was briefly fired during a heated argument between Joey Drew and Thomas Connor for siding with Thomas, however she was rehired immediately. She married Thomas Connor on Saturday, February 23, 1952, at the time of 2:30 PM.
She is first mentioned in Chapter 3: Rise and Fall of Bendy and the Ink Machine.
Personality
Although there are no audio logs of Allison Connor, a letter written by her shows that she enjoys her career as an actress, and is quite driven when it comes to acting in general. Her hobbies in her spare time are cooking and inventing recipes. She is also shown to be caring towards others, as revealed when she confirmed that Thomas was doing well, which may also suggest that she is, to a certain extent, concerned about the well-being of her husband. She also seems to be nice to people around her.
Appearance
As seen in the novel Dreams Come to Life, Allison is described as a blonde woman who is seen wearing fancy clothing and is stated to be quite beautiful. In BATDR, she appears in a slideshow as a woman with a long ponytail.
In-Game Appearances
Bendy and the Ink Machine
Chapter 3: Rise and Fall
Allison is only mentioned in Susie's audio log from the "angel path". Susie says that she was not informed that she was no longer voicing Alice, and she only found out when she arrived at the recording booth that day to see Sammy Lawrence talking with her replacement. The event horrified Susie, causing her to become desperate for a way to fix things.
Chapter 5: The Last Reel
A letter can be seen in Joey's apartment signed by Allison Connor and mentioning how Thomas was doing. The letter's content also suggests that she has been in touch with Joey for quite some time. The letter itself is as follows:
Allison letter in Joey's apartment, seen on the right.
"Joey,
Sorry, it's been a while since
my last letter. Been Busy with work
at Archgate Films. The Studio ordered
another sequel! So I have been
spending many hours in the recording
booth again! It's fun though.
Tom is doing good, thanks for asking.
He's always tinkering or something
Mostly he's still upset about someone
stealing one of his dusty inventions
from your old studio. He'll get over it.
Have a good New Year, Joey.
I'll send you another recipe soon.
Warm Regards,
Allison Connor"
Novel Appearances
Dreams Come to Life
Allison Pendle appears physically in the Dreams Come to Life novel. She first appears when Buddy Lewek met her in passing, during a typical workday at Joey Drew Studios.
Later on in the book, Allison joins Thomas Connor as they go to Joey Drew's company party to demand the patent to the Ink Machine back. Joey pulls the two into the hallway and Buddy follows to listen in on the argument. Joey refuses and he fires Allison for siding with Thomas, to which Allison simply responds to with a smile and telling him that they'll talk about it the next day. She gives Thomas a little push which gets him to back off, but when Joey goes back to the party Buddy follows the two so he can learn more about the machine. Thomas tries his best to explain how it works, with Allison helping. Allison also adds that Joey owns everything that anyone he works with makes, and that's a sacrifice they make. The two leave, telling Buddy to take care of himself and Dot. They are not referenced or mentioned again after that.
The Illusion of Living
Allison is briefly mentioned by Joey Drew towards the end of The Illusion of Living when he is attempting to explain what a typical day for him is like. While praising the talent at Joey Drew Studios, he singles out the famous Broadway actor, praising her for her sweet personality, beautiful looks, and wide variety of voices she can perform with.
Trivia
- Allison Pendle's name may be a reference to Alizon Device, one of the witches from the Pendle Witch Trial that happened around Pendle, Lancashire, England in 1612.
Gallery
| Major characters | Allison Pendle (Allison Angel) • Bertrum Piedmont • Buddy Lewek (Buddy Boris) • Henry Stein • (ink replica) • Joey Drew • Norman Polk • Sammy Lawrence (ink form) • Susie Campbell • Thomas Connor (Tom) • Wally Franks | |
|---|---|---|
| Minor characters | Boris Clone • Grant Cohen • Jack Fain • Lacie Benton • Shawn Flynn • Lost Ones • Balcony Lost One | |
| Mentioned only | Linda | |
| Major characters | Abby Lambert • Allison Pendle • Buddy Lewek • Dave • Dot • Irena Lewek • Jacob • Joey Drew • Mr. Schwartz • Mr. Unger • Norman Polk • Richie • Sammy Lawrence • Thomas Connor | |
|---|---|---|
| Minor characters | Bertrum Piedmont • Lenny • Miss Rodriguez • Mrs. Panek • Wally Franks | |
| Mentioned | Henry Stein • Linda • Mr. Lewek • Susie Campbell • Toby | |
| Cycle characters | Alice Angel • Allison Angel • Audrey Drew • Bendy • Bertrum Piedmont • Betty • Borkis • Buddy Boris • Dark Puddle • Harold • Heidi • Henry Stein • Ink Demon (Beast Bendy) • The Ink Jets • Joey Drew • Keepers • Lord Amok • Lost Ones • Lurker • Mad Artist • Porter • The Projectionist • Sammy Lawrence • Sinny • Tom • Wilson | |
|---|---|---|
| Other characters | Alan Gray • Allison Pendle • Andre • Angus Newman • Archie Carter • Bertrum Piedmont • Bill Danton • Carl • Chef Buck • Dale Little • Eugene Lloyd • Hank Scott • Grace Conway • Grant Cohen • Henry Stein • Hudson Doyle • Jack Fain • Jane Todd • Joey Drew • Kay Lee • Kitty Thompson • Lance Derby • Muncie Dunn • Nathan Arch • Phil Clark • Sally Newt • Shawn Flynn • Steve McGregor • Susie Campbell • Sammy Lawrence • Telly Wester • Thomas Connor • Wally Franks | |
| Mentioned characters | Norman Polk • Tessa | |