Norman Polk (Bendy and the Ink Machine) [events before the start of the game]

Joey Drew Studios

Norman Polk is the lead projectionist for Joey Drew Studios. A suspicious person who has the ability to notice various problems. As do some other studio workers. While working as a projectionist, Norman Polk sought to look for dark places and avoid drawing attention to himself. Thanks to his work, he was able to notice some oddities in his colleagues. Sammy Lawrence once called him "very smart." He is also somewhat curious about the fact that his colleagues are irritated by him eavesdropping on them. Because he is skeptical of Joey Drew's motives, he appears to have a rebellious side to his personality. Based on his interactions with Daniel Levesque in "Dreams Come to Life", Norman has a strange sense of humor that is incomprehensible to other people. In an unknown year, Norman Polk notes the strange behavior of Sammy Lawrence: while Norman was in his office watching the orchestra begin to play, Sammy Lawrence entered the hall and told everyone to stop and leave. Norman Polk says that as soon as Sammy Lawrence turns on the projector, he immediately runs downstairs, then disappears for a long time. Norman Polk considers telling Joey Drew about the problem, but then notices that his employer has the same oddities. Norman later notes that he prefers dark places, while his colleagues find this odd. He studied all the ins and outs of the studio. He mentions that there is a rumor among the employees that he goes between floors to look for trouble. Norman likes the advantage that no one notices him, even when he is behind them. In addition, at one point, Norman Polk documented his thoughts that he did not feel “alone” in his office with a projector: these premonitions are associated with strange groans coming from under the floor every night. He expresses his intention to go downstairs with a flashlight to find out the cause of these sounds. Henry Stein is an old friend of Norman's, he is an artist, he left the studio 30 years ago. Semmy Lawrence Head of Music Department