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| name = Joe Davis
 
| name = Joe Davis
 
| image = JoeDavis.png
 
| image = JoeDavis.png
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| born = c. 1970–1980<br />[[Wikipedia:Seattle|Seattle]], [[Wikipedia:Washington_(state)|Washington]], [[Wikipedia:United States|U.S.]]
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| died = c. 2010–2020 <small>([[Susan Ashworth#Ending C (Bad Ending)|Non-canon]])</small><br />Aged 30–50<br />[[Helen Road|12 Helen Rd]], [[Wikipedia:London|London]], [[Wikipedia:England|England]]
 
| sex = Male
 
| sex = Male
 
| aliases = "{{Highlight|The Manageress|My American Boy}}"<br>"The Axeman"<br>"{{Highlight|The Queen of Maggots|The "Sixth" Parasite}}"
 
| aliases = "{{Highlight|The Manageress|My American Boy}}"<br>"The Axeman"<br>"{{Highlight|The Queen of Maggots|The "Sixth" Parasite}}"
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| siblings = [[Robbie Davis]] {{Deceased}}
 
| siblings = [[Robbie Davis]] {{Deceased}}
 
| spouse = [[Ivy Davis]] {{Deceased}}
 
| spouse = [[Ivy Davis]] {{Deceased}}
| actor = '''[[Voice Actors#Jesse Gunn|Jesse Gunn]]'''|marital = Widowed}}
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| actor = '''[[Voice Actors#Jesse Gunn|Jesse Gunn]]'''
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| marital = Widowed<br />Married <small>(Golden Ending)</small>}}
 
 
'''Joe Davis''' is the protagonist of ''[[Downfall 2016]]'' and a minor character in the ''[[The Cat Lady]]''. He is the husband of [[Ivy Davis]], the older brother of [[Robbie Davis]], and the son of [[Minor Characters#Mr. Davis & Mrs. Davis|Mr. &amp; Mrs. Davis]]. He had a psychiatrist, [[Frank Zellman|Dr. Frank Zellman]], who he eventually stopped visiting.
 
'''Joe Davis''' is the protagonist of ''[[Downfall 2016]]'' and a minor character in the ''[[The Cat Lady]]''. He is the husband of [[Ivy Davis]], the older brother of [[Robbie Davis]], and the son of [[Minor Characters#Mr. Davis & Mrs. Davis|Mr. &amp; Mrs. Davis]]. He had a psychiatrist, [[Frank Zellman|Dr. Frank Zellman]], who he eventually stopped visiting.
   

Revision as of 14:47, 7 August 2020

I tried calling for help, too. No one ever comes. Just the Devil.
―Joe Davis ~ The Cat Lady, Chapter 6 - "The Legend of Cat Widow"[src]

Joe Davis is the protagonist of Downfall 2016 and a minor character in the The Cat Lady. He is the husband of Ivy Davis, the older brother of Robbie Davis, and the son of Mr. & Mrs. Davis. He had a psychiatrist, Dr. Frank Zellman, who he eventually stopped visiting.

Background

Before the events of Downfall (2016), Joe lived in Seattle, Washington with his parents and younger brother, Robbie, until moving to the United Kingdom because of his father's job. There, Joe met Ivy in front of a cafe whom he quickly became acquainted with before the two witnessed the accidental death of Robbie. Being the favorite child, Robbie's death prompted Joe's mother to commit suicide and his father to blame Joe for both tragedies, resulting in Joe becoming mentally disturbed.

Joe and Ivy later met again in their 20's and neither talked about his brother's accidental death. They fell in love and married soon after, adopting a cat named Lucifer along the way from Susan Ashworth, their next-door neighbor. Ivy suffered from eating disorders and severe self-consciousness, causing their marriage to quickly deteriorate. In an attempt to repair their relationship, Joe took Ivy to a small, country-side hotel called Quiet Haven where the events of Downfall (2016) take place.

Dialogue

Main article: Dialogue of Joe Davis


Appearances

Related Achievements

Downfall 2016
BadKitty Bad Kitty
The cat ran away from Young Joe.
MeetJoeDavis Meet Joe Davis
You completed the tutorial.
Asshole Asshole
You were really mean to Ivy.
NoisesSheMakesInTheirBed Noises She Makes In Their Bed
Joe plays a tune on the piano.

Trivia

  • Joe is voiced by Jesse Gunn. Young Joe is voiced by Adam Rosenbaum.
  • He doesn't have breakfasts, instead he'd rather have a glass of Martini in the morning.
  • In The Cat Lady, Susan notes that he has several Stephen King books, including Misery, and assesses that he is a fan.
    • Joe's gradual mental deterioration due to depression, light alcoholism, and subtle supernatural forces mirrors that of Jack Torrance, the protagonist and antagonist of the Stephen King novel, The Shining.