Sally Face Fandub: EPISODE 1
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A fandub over of EPISODE 1 of the horror story based game "Sally Face".
Sally Face is an indie horror point-and-click Adventure game developed by Steve Gabry. The game is broken up into five episodes following the titular character, a boy with a prosthetic face, where the player follows as he moves into the Addison Apartments with his father following a mysterious murder.
Delve into a dark adventure following the boy with a prosthetic face and a tragic past. Unravel the sinister mysteries of Sally's world to find the truth that lies hidden beneath the shadows.
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Sal Fisher, otherwise known as "Sally Face", is the titular main protagonist of the game. The son of Henry and Diane Fisher, a tragic accident during his childhood resulted in the death of his mother and left his face severely scarred, requiring him to wear a prosthetic face. Years following this incident, Sal and his dad moved to the town of Nockfell for a fresh start, residing in Room 402 of Addison Apartments.
The game centers around several events throughout Sal’s life, focusing on his investigation into the sinister mysteries that surround his new home and his attempts to stop the Devourers of God.
- english
- friendly
- male child
- male teen
- relaxed
- keeps to himself
- 15 years old
- Soft
- kind
- distant
- american
It was just like last time. Only this time, it started in a hospital...
I'm Sal. My friends call me Sally Face I just moved here with my dad, from New Jersey.
At least he's trying now. Not drowning himself in booze, not totally giving up on life...on me...
Larry Johnson is one of the main characters of the game. He is Sal's best friend and later step-brother.
Larry is strong-willed and laid back at times. He appears to get along with others easily but isn't afraid to stand up for what he believes in. He also appears to care a lot for his friends (an example being him threatening to hurt others to protect Sal).
- english
- male teen
- kind
- american
- laid back
- male child
- chill
- friendly
- Protective
I'm Larry. I live down here with my mom.
Yeah, it was definitely Charley. Big creeper from 204. He was wearing gloves, so I don't think they got any prints or anything.
Alright, Mr. Smooth Criminal! I knew you could do it!
Henry Fisher was the father of Sal Fisher, the husband of the late Diane Fisher, and husband to Lisa Johnson following his first wife's death.
Henry was a devoted and hardworking father who was committed to his job to make ends meet. He was a loving husband to his first wife, Diane, and missed her dearly; despite Sal's belief that he had gotten rid of all photos of her, Sal later finds one under his bed alongside a letter from her. He had also made his computer password her name.
Her death had a deeply terrible impact on his life, sending him into a depressive state that lead to a dependency on alcohol. His resulting mercurial temperament put a strain on his relationship with Sal. Henry then lost his job, allowing himself and Sal to move from New Jersey to Nockfell.
After moving to Addison Apartments, Henry's mental health slowly improved, notably in part due to Lisa Johnson. After courting her and marrying her, Henry seemed to be once again content with where his life was.
- english
- depressed
- tired
- male adult
- american
- fatherly
- calm
- 52 years old
Hey, kiddo. Decided to take a break from unpacking? That's not a bad idea, we've been at this for a while now. Maybe I'll take a break myself.
Dr. Enon was a psychologist who had sessions with Sal Fisher preceding his trial.
Because of his profession, Dr. Enon acted very patient and calm when speaking with Sal.
Dr. Enon appeared to be quite observant during his sessions, noticing and pointing out that Sal was upset when he asked about Larry. Despite his rationality during sessions, he was willing to investigate Sal's claims when he visited Larry's Treehouse, thus showing an immense sense of empathy.
- english
- professional
- american
- empathetic
- male adult
- caring
- calm
- Observing
I think we should come back to that dream later but for now can you tell me more about the body?
The second one, the one from the apartment...
An unnamed cop guarded the crime scene of Sandy Sanderson’s murder. He appears in Strange Neighbors and is mentioned in The Trial where it is revealed he is not really a cop but is actually involved with the Devourers of God.
He is exceptionally short-tempered, aggressive, and arrogant, having no qualms about insulting Sal to his face and demanding respect for being a police officer.
- english
- american
- Angry
- Cold
- cruel
- Bitchy
- male adult
- Sarcastic
I'm protecting nosey little freaks like you from seeing what they ought not to see. Now scram. I don't get paid to babysit.
I'm your fairy fucking godmother...What does it look like? I'm an officer of the law, so you better show me some respect.
Police business, kid. Why don't you run along back to your parents.
An unnamed man posed as a detective investigating the murder of Sandy Sanderson. While his only physical appearance is in Strange Neighbors, he is mentioned in The Trial where it is revealed that he is associated with the Devourers of God.
In stark contrast to the cop, the detective is a lot more amiable and easygoing, willing to listen to Sal and even praising his detective efforts. Considering he was merely pretending to be a detective, it’s possible his true personality is different than the one he displayed.
- english
- calm
- kind
- american
- professional
- male adult
- Monotoned
Hello, young man. You just moved in today, correct? I already spoke to your father, seems you two were out of state when everything happened last night.
Have you been talking with that Larry boy? I can't put much faith in a teenager with a criminal record.
Well, well. A little detective in training, huh? Haha. Not bad, kid. I'll hold on to this.
The The Mysterious Man is a character in Sally Face who appears in 504 Room (in Strange Neighbors) and 501 (in The Trial) and vanishes without a trace throughout the game.
The Mysterious Man was cryptic and enigmatic, both in origin and in speech. His words showed him to be somber and regretful of his condition and imprisonment at the hands of "the darkness [that] binds".
- english
- male adult
- unknown
- Regretful
- Dry
- distant
- Somber
- american
- quiet
You shouldn't have come here.
A dark place. This building. Horrible things happen.
Lisa Johnson-Fisher, born Lisa Garcia and her first married name Lisa Johnson, was the janitor for Addison Apartments, ex-wife of Jim Johnson, and mother of Larry Johnson. She later married Henry Fisher, becoming Sal Fisher's stepmother.
Lisa was a very kind, warm, and welcoming person. Welcoming her future husband; Jim Johnson, with open arms despite his fragile and somber state of mind at the time.
This courteous attitude continued even after her husband's disappearance when she first met Sal Fisher, though she was startled by Sal's mask at first, she quickly warmed up to him and offers to introduce him to her son.
- english
- fun
- female adult
- american
- wise
- kind
- Humble
- motherly
- relaxed
Oh my! Sorry, you just startled me a little. You must be one of the new guys from 402, yeah?
You can't sweat the small stuff, Sal, it's just no way to live. Ya know?
Take it from me, you focus on the good stuff. Focus on what makes ya happy in this life. Put your energy into that.
Charley Mansfield was a resident of Addison Apartments room 204 up to his arrest in 1992.
Charley's foremost trait was his bluntness, as it was typically to a socially inept degree. He was an undeniably lonely individual, finding comfort and companionship in his collections rather than seeming to have any human relationships. He was very protective and obsessive over said collections, and he came off as rude and threatening as a result of this.
- english
- male adult
- american
- weird
- gross
- Obsessed
- Blunt
- friendly
What the hell is with your face, child?
These things are like my family. So if you mess with my collections, you're messing with my family. Got it?
My god, child. Have you never seen "My Glitter Ponies: Rainbow Spectacular?" It's only the greatest television show ever produced!
Terrence Addison, otherwise known as "Mr. Addison", was the landlord of Addison Apartments. He sold tea to his tenants for 25 cents and 50 cents for non-tenants.
When he was young, Terrence Addison was very impressionable and eager to please his father. Even then he was a timid individual and it only intensified when he had to slaughter his own family to prevent Red Eyes from spreading.
Despite being infected and slowly becoming less human, he continued the family business with a skip in his step and friendly attitude towards tenants, newcomers and longtimers alike.
As the Endless One, he is condescending, arrogant, and malicious. Taunting Sal at every opportunity and affirming that "Terrence" was long gone.
- english
- warm
- Soft
- friendly
- male young adult
- Shy
- male adult
- kind
- american
- Well Mannered
Hello, young sir, new resident of Addison Apartments, room 402. How may I be of service?
Farewell, friend.
Mrs. Gibson was a woman that lived in Room 101 of Addison Apartments.
Mrs. Gibson was a very reserved and independent person, and proudly so, though to the point of being peevish and crotchety, especially to children. By the time of the Bologna Incident, she seems to have at least been vaguely feigning politenes
- english
- female adult
- Blunt
- female senior
- Old
- Hag
- american
- condescending
- rude
Yeah, what do you want? A little early for trick or treating, isn't it?
Stupid, good for nothin kids.
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