David Woods is a minor character in Alan Wake 2. He is the husband of Saga Anderson and the father of Logan Anderson.
Background[]
Not much is known about David, but he is the husband of Saga Anderson and the father of Logan Anderson. In the original reality, Saga and David appear to have a good relationship. He is said to enjoy watching the television show Night Springs, together with his wife and daughter.
False reality[]
In the alternate reality of Return, Saga left David due to marital troubles and moved to Bright Falls with their daughter Logan. Some amount of time later, Logan drowned in Cauldron Lake. In this reality, David blames Saga for leaving him and letting their daughter drown.
Events of Alan Wake 2[]
While David doesn't appear physically, his voice is heard during phone calls.
Conversation #1[]
David is first heard during a call with Saga where their daughter, Logan, had slipped in the shower, who was okay but had a slight concussion. David was relieved to have heard Logan's fall in the shower, otherwise she would have drowned.
Conversation #2[]
David is last heard in Return 7: Summoning, during a phone call when Saga is driving from Bright Falls to Cauldron Lake. Due to the Altered World Event spreading, perpetrated by Scratch, David accused Saga for abandoning him and for the death of Logan, and he wishes not to hear from her ever again.
David: David.
Saga: David! It's me. Where have you-
David: Stop. For once, you need to listen. You left me. You took my daughter away from me. Then you let her... She's dead because of you, and I don't ever want to hear your voice again. Stop calling me.
Saga: David.
It is still unknown what happens to David at the end of the game, as it is believed that David's altered memory of the horror story was erased and managed to regain his original memories upon the Clicker being used and the Dark Presence defeated. The ending of The Final Draft establishes that Saga is able to speak to Logan on the phone. It's unknown whether Logan was truly dead during the latter part of AW2, or simply the reality distortion around Bright Falls made it so that Saga's phone-call portrayed the reality of Return; regardless, one would expect that after the Final Draft, David knows Logan is alive, and likely does not remember the reality in which she died.