"Aya's mother. Passed away from illness a year ago." - Mad Father Game Description.

Monika Drevis was the wife of Alfred Drevis and the mother of Aya Drevis. During most of the game, she is the false main antagonist as she has taken Alfred. Until the end of the game, she is mainly viewed in flashbacks and a few cutscenes. At the end of the game, Monika is found in the darkness having bested Maria, and in the process of taking Alfred with her to the afterlife. It is revealed that the reason she cursed him was because she wanted to protect Aya from her husband since he wants to turn her into a doll just to save her from being 'tainted' and preserve her innocence. Monika was a beautiful young woman with long light brown hair that has bangs on both sides and blue eyes. Throughout the game, she only seen wearing one outfit; a rather regal blue dress with white fabric to accentuate (make more noticeable or prominent) her chest. As a ghost, there is some blood covering her chest, yet, barely any blood anywhere else; possibly from the stab wound caused by Alfred Drevis, which results in her death. Monika was a kindhearted and forgiving woman who had a tendency to overlook the mistakes of others, easily forgetting them where she overlooked the bad aspects of the ones she loved as she tried to only see the good and she is mostly seen in flashbacks taking care of Aya Drevis. However, after she was killed, her kind heart was transformed into a vengeful spirit hellbent on having her revenge, causing her to raise all of the tormented victims that Alfred Drevis had killed; this also allowed these spirits to enact their revenge. She was extremely hurt and betrayed upon discovering that the love of her life was having an affair with Maria (the family maid). She never confronted him about it, probably afraid of what her husband would do, especially as he had once deliberately tried to kill her when they first met. Despite the betrayal and the horrible murders Alfred committed in the basement, she never stopped loving him. However, her love was never truly reciprocated by Alfred and they last straw of their relationship was when she overheard Alfred's plan to turn Aya into a doll; having suspected Aya would eventually turn out like he had, Alfred hoped to prevent his daughter from being "tainted" as he was. Disgusted and distraught, Monika overcame her silent and forgiving attitude towards Alfred and threatened her husband that she would leave with their only daughter. It unfortunately led to her premature death at Alfred's hands, but even in death, she still loved him. She took an apparent dislike of the maid for having an affair with her husband that she continually distanced herself from Maria, even though she never made a direct confrontation of the matter. Strangely, despite having the chance to kill the maid with her newfound powers, she never did and this has stayed a mystery for months, probably even years. In the events of the game, she took the appearance of an obsessed spirit trying to drag her husband to the grave to be with her forever, to keep Aya from knowing Alfred's true intentions. In reality, as Monika had once attempted to do in life, she intended to save Aya from her father's plan to convert the girl into a doll. Depending on what the ending the player chose, she managed to reveal her true intentions to Aya with the last of her strength. As a precautionary measure, she instructed some spirits to protect Aya and to hinder her journey.  There's an odd characteristic of Monika in notes scattered in the game in the second playthrough, which suggests that she isn't as innocent and benevolent as she seems. In one of the notes, she tried to give Aya rabbits to observe if their only daughter is truly becoming her father, much to her delight. In a more subtle note, before she died, she would always read dark themed books to Aya before going to sleep. Even Ogre noticed that the bookshelf in Aya's room is filled with "interesting" books. It is also possible that Monika was the one who gave Aya the chainsaw, as it was in a place that was out of Aya's reach and that meant Monika could reach it. The reason that she's testing her only daughter to see if she's like her father is because the madness in Alfred thrills her. This can be seen in the letter she sends Alfred after they first met; the letter states that he had intended to kill her, and Monika's "heart was pounding" in reaction, but out of "love" rather than terror. Monika's coughing fits might be a direct consequence of this event, especially if Alfred had tried to either stab her close to her throat or lungs, or choke her to death. In light of these revelations about her relationships with Alfred and Aya, it may be possible that the true reason Monika was trying to save her daughter from her husband's experiments was to make certain that, if Aya had inherited her father's sociopathic penchant for killing as the couple suspected, these tendencies would continue to live on through their daughter. What Alfred viewed as the sullying of Aya's innocence, Monika likely saw as the perpetuation of what she loved about her husband.

Her voice should be medium to low ranged and is very calm, smooth and graceful.

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