Linda

"On the plus side, I got a new character I think people are going to love."
- Henry Stein

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Linda
Biographical Information
Age	Unknown (adult)
Sex	Female
Race	Human
Nationality	American
Relatives	Henry (husband)
Misc. Information
Status	Unknown

"I haven't even seen Linda for days now." — Henry's audio log, Bendy and the Ink Machine: Chapter 3

Linda (surname currently unknown; possibly Stein) is Henry Stein's unseen wife and the reason why Henry left the studio so he could spend more time with her as family.

Biography

Bendy and the Ink Machine

In Bendy and the Ink Machine, she is only mentioned twice by Henry, and apparently she is an important person to him. Henry briefly mentions her in an audio log from 1929, saying that he has not seen her for days when he was working at Joey Drew Studios. Linda was again mentioned in Henry's audio log, commenting that he missed her after all these years of remembering her, along with compassion for her as well as what he has gained when he was with Linda.

Dreams Come to Life

Linda was briefly mentioned by Norman Polk when he explains The origins of Joey Drew Studios. He states that the reason Henry Stein left the studio in the first place was so he could spend time with her.