Control 2 Must Confirm Alan Wake 2’s Shocking Family Secret!

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The interconnected storylines of the Remedy Universe are becoming more intertwined following the release of Alan Wake 2 and its DLC, as they now share connections with games such as Control and Quantum Break. With Control 2 on the way, Remedy Entertainment has an opportunity to broaden this universe even more and develop plotlines from Alan Wake 2. Although it seems likely that the narrative of Control 2 will focus on the FBC’s activities outside of Bright Falls, a theory from Alan Wake 2 could play a significant role in the storyline for Remedy’s next game.

In contrast to the first game, Alan Wake, where only its main character, Alan Wake, was featured, the sequel, Alan Wake 2, introduced a new character named Saga Anderson as a co-protagonist. The town of Bright Falls in Alan Wake 2 saw Saga’s arrival due to investigating the murder of FBI agent Robert Nightingale and the enigmatic Cult of the Tree. However, it soon becomes evident that Saga has a much deeper connection with the town and Alan Wake himself, which led her there. The background of Saga’s family plays a crucial role in shaping her character development, abilities, and significance within the storyline of Alan Wake 2. One intriguing unresolved aspect about Saga’s past could serve as one of the cornerstones supporting the broader Remedy Connected Universe.

Control 2 Needs to Confirm the Theory that Warlin Door is Saga Anderson’s Father

How Alan Wake 2 Hints at the Identity of Saga’s Father

In the sequel titled “Alan Wake 2“, character Saga spends much time delving into her family’s past and their link to Bright Falls. Despite meeting her grandparents Tor and Odin at the Valhalla Nursing Home in Bright Falls, the whereabouts of her father, who went missing during her childhood, remain uncertain. As Saga uncovers more about her kin and their collective supernatural abilities, it becomes evident that the mysterious Warlin Door, a character Alan Wake encounters within the “Initiation” sections of the game, might be her father, even though this connection is never explicitly stated.

The proof that Door is Saga’s father can be traced back to the manuscript page titled “Odin Loses An Eye,” which narrates the tale of how Odin struck a bargain with the sinister figure in 1988, who would leave the Anderson family unharmed in return for his eye. This timeline coincides with Saga’s father’s disappearance. Moreover, Tor and Odin have a strained history with Saga’s father, their wish for this sinister figure to leave their family alone mirrors their sentiments towards Saga’s father. Lastly, in the final draft of Return 9, Saga encounters Tor and Odin in the Dark Place where they mention that they have been participating in Door’s show and have reconciled, hinting that Door could be the sinister figure they had previously made a deal with, as well as Saga’s father, whom they now seem to have mended their relationship with.

Saga Anderson Could Play a Key Role in Control 2

It’s evident that Warlin Door plays a significant part in the Remedy Connected Universe, being featured or mentioned across various Remedy games, and possessing understanding and control over multiple realities. With his true significance within the RCU yet to be fully revealed, his link to Saga could potentially bring him into focus for the broader storyline. If Door indeed serves as the centerpiece of the Remedy Connected Universe, it seems likely that the nature of his association with Saga will eventually be clarified, and perhaps _Control 2_ is the ideal platform to disclose this information.

In the sequel of Alan Wake, titled “Alan Wake 2”, we find the Federal Bureau of Control (FBC), along with the FBI and Saga Anderson, collaborating to unravel the mysteries surrounding the Cult of the Tree in Bright Falls. This suggests that Saga may continue working alongside the agency for some time. The Lake House DLC in “Alan Wake 2” hints at a deeper involvement of both the FBC and Saga in the AWE at Cauldron Lake, possibly setting up a significant plot point for “Control 2”. If Saga appears in “Control 2”, whether as part of the main game or DLC, it would be ideal to solidify her relationship with Door’s daughter, paving the way for future Remedy games to expand on this connection.

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2025-01-28 00:39