Bertrum's FATE! What happened to Bertrum Piedmont? (Bendy & the Ink Machine Theories)

Hey guys super brother Mike, here and in today's Bendy and the Ink Machine video we take a look at Bendy Land and the mysterious character behind his creation, Mr. Bertram Piedmont, many of you have asked for an analysis and a theory based on Bertram, so in today's video we will answer the questions who is Bertram and

what

happened

to him, in addition to answering these questions, we will also take a brief look at Bendy Land. itself, in addition to exploring the relationship between Bertram and Joey, was based on the events that we currently have so tight as we venture into the strange and wonderful world of Bendy Land and its creator Bertram Piedmont, but before jumping into this video, remember subscribe. to the channel and hit that bell to get notified every time a new video comes out.

Let's start by listening to an excerpt from Bertram's final audio recording found in Chapter Four of this audio log. We learned that Bertram had been designing theme park attractions for many years. and he had quite a prestigious following, apparently a very respected man within his industry and is probably the main reason why Joey Drew approached him to build and conceptualize the deal with Ben and we see these concepts throughout Bertrand's office from this Huge central hub that looks to be a model for ultimate park design. For the designs on the walls, like Buddy Boris' Steam Train Haunted House, and for the flexible trash cans, it looks like attractions that were built for The park were often based on popular and loose cartoons.

See from these signs, this park was positioned to tie directly into the Joey Drew animations for maximum appeal. Bertram would have been the architect behind the banquet designs with the workers under him hard at work in the research and design wing and then building them, judging by this evidence, Bertram. Piedmont was predominantly a designer rather than an engineer and this enormous model in the center of his office represents his most ambitious project to date, a colossal marvel built for Joey called Ben DeLand, but why was Ben DeLand so ambitious in scale for respond to this? In the relationship between Bertram and his employer Joey Drew let's go back to the same audio log and listen to the remaining paragraphs, as you can see, Joey and Bertram didn't exactly have a warm working relationship.

Joey's ego, as big as ever, collided with Mr. Piedmont, which also seems a bit self-centered, these two proud personalities found themselves at odds. Joey used Bertrand's fame in the entertainment industry to woo investors, but at the same time made sure to insert his dominance by talking down to his new collaborator. To show Bertram the respect he craved and this caused friction, this division became so wide that Bertram decided that he would design a park so grand that it would be more than Joey could handle; However, we later learned that Joey Drew would try to push Bertram to silence him and claim the glory of the park for himself, this parallels another story that took place years earlier in the studio, the story of Joey and Henry, it seemed that Henry was forced to do all the hard work while Joey just came up with ideas for

what

he wanted.

Joey never seemed to do any work, leaving it to other workers such as Bertram and Henry, however he was quick to claim ownership of the work once it was completed, this was likely the case after Henry created Bendy and Joey was rejected. The concept he made some modifications and then claimed it as his own, the most evidence we have that Henry turned his back on the old workshop some 30 years ago. Bertram didn't want to make the same commitment by holding on to his work and refusing to let Joey steal his achievements, although apparently this didn't go as planned, so what

happened

to Bertrand Piedmont?

As we begin this analysis, let's start where many people assume we are dealing with Bertram, a common belief, perhaps even a misconception that I see often is that vats are carnival. The attraction found inside the maintenance department features the Giants' face of what we must assume is Bertrand Piedmont, in fact it is for the man himself after lining up to watch a recording of Bertram giving a big speech full of poisonous hatred towards Joey. This ride turns on and tries to hit Henry to the ground, that's what this Bertram avalanche was like. Did he somehow use the ink to reanimate himself on a giant theme park ride as a way to stay infused into the very DNA of the park or perhaps as a way to stealth take out Joey when What I least expected is an interesting idea, but I don't think this is the truth behind Bertrand's story.

This attraction was no doubt designed by Bertram and some of the other disgruntled employees working in the R&D department. Bert, at least he's not alive. with Bertram's own soul, instead, I believe that this dangerous attraction was built as a sure way for Bertram to get revenge on Joey, he drew the man who caused him so much stress and misery, this spinning rope would have caused greater damage when it was asset. As we can see in this footage here, IVA would have harmed the guests, all the workers or even Joey himself during the inspection. This bad press would cause Bendy Lander to close before it even opened to the public and would have been the perfect revenge story for a disgruntled ex-employee like Bertram, so instead of being a ghost in the

machine

, I think Bertram engineered this ride. from hell to activate with a certain command, perhaps this command came with the playback of the audio log conveniently located right in front of the

machine

. baked in for an unsuspecting Joey to find before getting caught in Bertram's trap.

After all, the machine itself doesn't talk, it doesn't react to seeing Henry, meaning it's most likely pre-programmed and it doesn't crash outright either. against Henry's position. more sporadic and random, these are not the reactions of a living being, we see very different behaviors, for example, of living creations like the evil Boris and Bendy, both living creatures track Henry wherever he goes. No, this machine once again is not Bertram, but me. we believe it was built by him when we listen to the audio log of worker Laci Benton, they give us interesting information, they see comments, but Bertram has been working on these creepy flexible robots and she thinks he is watching her, this tells us that while Bertram was not an engineer who built a park, he did have the ability to do so, which makes sense since he has experience in design and research, so if he could build a robot like this, surely Bertram could build an attraction like this and, if he found a way to incorporate some form of advanced AI into his animatronic, then it is logical to conclude that a hybrid of this technology could have been included within his larger attractions and an artificial intelligence that could respond to certain commands and attack those who dare to approach later. being activated by an audio signal, we now know what Bertram Piedmont was probably doing before he left or rather before Joey kicked him out of a company, but this still hasn't fully answered the question of what happened to him next.

It's hard to say for sure, but I have a possible theory that I'll explain quickly. Remember in previous videos how we've talked about these inky black humanoids, commonly known as the lost, who are the studio's former workers. If not, don't do it. Don't worry, I'll link you to that theory at the end of this video, but it would make sense that if Joey Drew had performed a ritual using the ink machine for Henry to arrive and reactivate it, it's possible that Bertram would have been caught in the ink machine. start. experiments maybe Joey realized that Bertram was not happy with their new arrangement and wanted to cause trouble, maybe he even found out about Bertrand's development of this death trap and knowing that Abyss used the ink machine to transform both Bertram and his team in these miserable beings, after all.

We see cages everywhere around Bendy Land. It's possible that Joey really has lost his mind and enslaved these poor workers for his strange and inhumane experiments. An interesting Easter egg is found inside this ink person who is voiced by actor Joe J. Thomas, the actor who also plays you. I guessed it Bertram Piedmont, all these fights, so it was a coincidence, but also maybe a sly nod to confirm the theory that Bertram refused to turn his back on his job like Henry did all those years before and then was subdued to Joey's diabolical plans and silenced forever. a life of eternal suffering like an inky shell of his former glory and that's it for today's video guys, I hope you enjoyed it.

Many of you have been asking for this theory so I finally covered it if there are other

theories

. I'd like to let me know in the comments section below and of course leave a comment if you liked this video along with a like and of course subscribe to the channel for more videos like this but for now I'll say goodbye see you. all in the following video