Insane Alan
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| Insane Alan | |
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| Gender: | Male |
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| First Appearance: | The Signal |
| Last Appearance: | The Writer |
| Faction: | Dark |
| Status: | Unknown |
| Location: | Alan's Mind: The Dark Place |
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Insane Alan is a character who appears in the special episodes of Alan Wake. He serves as the crazy and tormented side to Alan that's ready to give in and die.
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Background
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In "The Signal", Alan is followed and tormented by the part of Alan that has gone insane, where whatever the insane part of Alan says that happens, it happens to Alan inside his mind. The insane part of Alan tends to try and kill him, leaving traps and sending swamps of Taken, including poltergeist objects on his journey.
Alan's main purpose in the two episodes is to reach and cure the insane side of him, but in "The Signal", he does not know of this yet.
Interactions
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Insane Alan has a second form, where he portrays himself through television sets. Throughout "The Signal", he merely taunts Alan through the televisions, making words come true, but he becomes an enemy in his television form at the end of the episode which Alan has to defeat. He throws many obstacles in the way, including books, other television sets and even a boat.
The second time Alan encounters him is in "The Writer". After Alan managed to get past the Taken resembling his real-world friends, Alan ran into the cabin, He ran up the stairs to insane Alan. All Alan had to do was touch him. Once he did, the insane part of Alan disappeared and his mind became clear.
Insane Alan's Thoughts (The Signal)
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The insane part of Alan, or Insane Alan, changes things around the part of Alan that wants to stay sane and see Alice again. Everything he says/thinks changes Alan's path and makes the situation more dangerous than it already is.
This is all of the dialogue from Insane Alan, throughout The Signal.
Diner
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During Zane's first warning, he showed Alan what he was currently facing; it was a twisted and tormented version of himself:
"Nightmares. Too deep. Can't take the pressure. It's too much!"
"Suddenly, Wake found himself face-to-face with himself."
This dialogue is heard when coming from the restroom and going into the dining area:
"Day had become night. The diner had become deserted."
"Then the door was smashed off it's hinges, and Wake had to fight for his life."
The Street
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This time, he's found outside the house, that Zane told Alan to "follow the signal", in the street:
"The town itself turned against Wake."
"Cars flew toward him, eager to crack bone and crush muscle."
"It oozed hate! It wanted to bury him."
Playground
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Located inside of the playground area:
"The playground. Wake's pathetic memories of the wonder years and the contrary little boy pretending to miss his father he never knew"
"It surged up and beat Wake down, merry-go-rounds and slides eager to cave in his head.
The Church
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Inside of the altered church:
"The world....it was changing. Twisting out of control!"
"It was too big on the inside. He couldn't see the ceiling."
"Something was moving in there."
"He was lost! He couldn't find the exit."
Translucent Taken
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Before the see-through Taken attack Alan:
"He could feel them coming."
"Not even flesh anymore, just shadows and ghosts and thoughts, slicing through his flesh."
"They were here!...They were here!"
Trash
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Right before Alan was attacked by his flying work:
"Wake's own words, littering the landscape."
"His books, common and discarded, like mud beneath his feet."
"Hardbacks, paperbacks, turned against him."
"Trash. Just cheap trash."
The Streetlights
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Before the flickering streetlights:
"The earth shook."
"Streetlight pushed themselves up through the ground, flickering madly and spitting sparks!"
"In the shadows, Wake saw too many figures advancing eagerly, already tasting the kill."
The Dock
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Under the dock, near the shadowy ocean:
"He entered the trap."
"Surrounded by enemies, Wake had nowhere to run."
Wrong!
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While Zane is trying to tell Alan that he is fighting himself:
"Darkness...darkness coming! Swept him away."
"Lost. He knew. He knew! He couldn't hold on."
"He knew there was no way. Ohh. The world was going wrong. Wrong!
"Wake didn't understand it. He would never make it."
"He would never wake up!"
"He'd get swallowed up in the rising tide of darkness"
"It was coming! It was coming!"
After Zane's Gone
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After Zane disappeared, Insane Alan keeps talking:
"Swept away by the gathering insanity, Zane was gone."
"Wake could feel the pressure, gnawing at his mind."
"The darkness wasn't so bad. It was in him."
"He felt it. He knew the voice spoke the truth."
"It was -- just too hard to think."
"He can't -- couldn't make sense of it! Couldn't."
"He wanted to go with the flow, just stop thinking and just let go."
The Fight
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During the fight with Insane Alan:
"The scope of this horror was unimaginable. It would have been just easier to let go."
"Abandoned by his only ally, all Wake could do was accept the inevitable."
"Everything he saw was a twisted memory, a stray thought. Even the evil he faced came from within!"
"He knew he could just let go. Succumb to it. A part of him had already done it. It was over, it was finished. He was done!"
"What did he have left to fight for? He lost everything before he came here. Even his sanity was gone. What was the point?"
Middle of the Fight
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When you destroy a number of TV's surrounding Insane Alan:
"It burns, it burns, it burns!"
"He -- he was killing himself!"
"Why was this happening to him!?"
"He couldn't even understand what he was facing!"
"Aaaaahhh!!"
The End
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After you destroy the boat:
"Why? why? why?"
"He couldn't make it stop!"
"What good was it going to do!?"
Cut-scene
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During the cutscene at the end of The Signal:
"Aaahhh!"
"Too loud! too loud! I can't think! It's in my brain!"
"There's no way out!"
"How do I get out of here!? No! How do I get out of here!?"
Trivia
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- To Alan and fans of the Alan Wake media, it's been confused that insane Alan is actually Mr. Scratch. This is actually untrue, as Insane Alan and Mr. Scratch are two different entities.
- Ilkka Villi returned to do live-action sequences for this role.