#dbd lisa garland

Lisa and Amanda both care deeply for each other and hate it when the other gets hurt in any way, which is why Amanda doesn't like watching Lisa's trials. She knows Lisa is even more helpless in the Entity's realm than she ever has been, and it makes her sick when she can't be with her to prevent it.

When they're together in a trial, it's easy-going and a way for them to briefly reconcile before Amanda goes off to trap the other survivors, and Lisa is left to complete objectives for them. She's helpful in patching them up too; with her nursing experience, she's quick and efficient with her healing, so the others can get right back on their feet.

Sometimes, Lisa wonders why Amanda is interested in her at all considering how different they are. Amanda is fearless and tough all around, and she can easily take down anything that stands in her way. But Lisa still has her reservations, her traumas that she's still too scared to face, and often shies away from people like Amanda, but the killer proves to be more comforting than she appears to be. As they learn about each other, Lisa becomes less afraid of the other killers, except for Pyramid Head. She still refuses to go near him.

Given their past struggles with substance use, they both detest walking through Midwich and being reminded of their woes with the paraphernalia strewn all over the floors. Lisa especially hates it there, being brought back to a place she wishes she could forget, but Amanda is there to comfort her once she escapes and easily soothes her if she's frantic upon returning to the camp.

Oddly, the most comforting place for the two of them to hunker down in is the Red Forest, where the Huntress leaves them to their own devices in her dwelling while she goes out hunting for unsuspecting survivors. In front of the fireplace, rain falling outside, Lisa can relax in Amanda's arms and let her troubles fade away in the smoke.