Kenneth phelps

Kenneth phelps

Kenneth Phelps was one of the two main antagonists of Sally Face. He was the father of Travis Phelps, and a pastor at the Phelps Ministry. He was the leader of The Devourers of God. Kenneth's most striking feature was his intricate grey dog mask. He wore the traditional black-and-blue-grey robe of the Cult, albeit with additional decor, including epaulets of red and blue-grey, and matching elaboration to the robe's neckline. Similarly, rather than his underlings' black undergarments, his were a lighter blue-grey, with patterned red hems on the skirt and sleeve bottoms. During the cult's ritual in "Memories and Dreams", Kenneth's body becomes entirely made of shadow. Beforehand, he was shown to at least have human hands. Kenneth Phelps was the personification of a zealot, possessing no qualms releasing Red-Eyes upon the world in service to the cause of the Devourers of God, nor in gouging the wallets of his church members Though never specifically attached to his religion, or even textually acknowledged, Kenneth's homophobia and strict expectations for his son continually manifested as physical and emotional abuse.

Travis phelps

Travis Phelps is a character who made his first appearance in “The Bologna Incident”. He is the son of Kenneth Phelps, the preacher who owns the Phelps Ministry, a local church in Nockfell. In the past, he frequently bullied Sal Fisher and his friends, often with the use of homophobic language. He is later revealed to be a closeted homosexual and is deeply insecure about it.Travis has olive skin and blonde hair with one swollen eye (likely originating from a bruise). In "Memories and Dreams", his hair has grown to shoulder length and he has red eyes from being possessed by the Plague of Shadows. He wears a light purple shirt and blue shorts with green shoes and grey socks. Travis is the son of a Christian pastor. His family has owned and run the local church, the Phelps Ministry, for almost three centuries. Growing up in a strict and religious household and being forced to repress his own sexuality causes him to lash out at others, especially Sal Fisher, on numerous occasions. One such occasion was the day before bologna day; in the same classroom with Sal. He is seen glaring at Sal as the teacher, Mrs. Packerton, speaks to him during testing. Then Travis is reprimanded by the teacher to turn back to his paper. After class Travis begins to heckle Sal with insults and homophobic slurs in the school hallway. After a short exchange of wits, Travis punches Sal across the face, drawing blood in the process, before running off.