Introduction to the background information of Father Theodore in "The Evil Within 2"

Father Theodore has been in the spotlight since the announcement of "Evil Dead 2." He's appeared in various trailers (most notably the latest gameplay trailer), but remains a mystery to this day. Theodore is one of the main antagonists in the game, along with Stefano (the photographer). Now he is ready to take his message to the masses, an angry message of "righteousness" and pride directed at those who oppose him. Sebastian will need to endure the wrath of this manipulator if he wants to find Lily and escape the STEM nightmare.

Game director John Johanas said: "Theodore is the kind of character who always hides his true identity. "He is classified as a religious figure, but he is very fond of him. The way he talks and tries to keep you around. He portrays himself as a friendly and helpful guy, and you can clearly see his demeanor and the way he creates a world that is "righteous" on the surface but clearly has something very dark about it. His essence is that he not only wants to control the citizens of Uniontown, but also Sebastian.

Johanas said: "If Stefano has the ability to stop time with his camera in STEM, then Theodore's ability is that he can see you all the time. "He can see where you are hiding. , what are your weaknesses, and he can use all of that against you. It was like a spider web, and he had Sebastian tangled in a trap. And all these great promises he made only served his own purposes.

Theodore has his own ideas, which are separate from Mobius’ goals in STEM. He thinks this is wrong. Theodore’s purpose is obvious (it should be to find Lily), but Sebastian is a hindrance in his world.

Like Stefano (photographer), Theodore is not alone in STEM. Unlike Stefano, he controls the terrifying Guardians and the Camera Obscura, creatures of his own creation. , and Theodore's main helpers are normal people called Harbingers, but they have succumbed to Theodore and obeyed his will. These men wielded flamethrowers, as if their purpose was to carry out Theodore's fiery will, burning anyone who stood in his way.