He's so desperate to save his daughter that, rather than peacefully die in a hospital bed, he chose to project his soul into the Dark Dimension in the slim hope of using its powers to alter history. In his desperation to make up for his crimes, he painted a rune of Black Magic onto his pillow that's projecting his soul (which resembles a younger, healthier of his current self) into the Nightmare realm so he can search it for a solution. Astral Projection: He's dying in a hospital bed somewhere in the real world.Anti-Hero: By his admission, he deserves to be in Hell for what he did to his family and he admits that he won't rest until he finds a way to resurrect his family before going there.Amoral Attorney: He's a former criminal defense attorney of a high-profile, and revealed to be an abusive dad who felt trapped in family life with a bi-polar wife and autistic daughter.Clarisse fell asleep behind the wheel, drove off a bridge, and both she and Tammy drowned.
However, she left to go pick up their daughter, Tammy, and the pills took effect while she was driving. According to the documents, Doug switched his wife's bipolar medication with sleeping pills in an attempt to frame her death as a suicide by overdosing on her pills. Accidental Murder: When the car accident that had his wife and daughter killed was brought up, Doug claims that Clarisse wasn't supposed to drive on that fateful day.Doug's wife also notes that Doug does not want to visit her again when the question is brought up. Some secret documents in Bearly Buried indicate that Doug's mother was also this to her son, who too saw Doug as nothing but a burden. Abusive Parents: Doug wasn't a very loving father to his daughter Tammy, calling her "a defective child" for being autistic and inheriting her mother's bipolar disorder.A defense attorney who seeks redemption for a dark past.
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