Silent Hill Heaven

Ok, fair enough. But what's to stop the same thing from happening to Pyramid head, a manifestation of James' guilt, in no less than a place created by James' subconscious?

>Gee, I forgot that nifty teleporting ability he has. You must've. It's kinda like the one James has in the hotel. >I get what you're saying but, eh. You see Lying Figures, Doormen, Nurses, and those weird hanging monsters in more than once place - does that mean that one of them is simply following...

>PH appears in two totally different places.

That doesn't mean there are two of them.

Nom, I think they planned it all from the beggining. That's what I want to beleive, it all indicates that that's the way it is. :roll: Yeah man, nothing really indicates that except for Walter being in the second game, and that's hardly enough evidence to come to the conclusion that you have alread...

Well, James did come to the town as a result of his guilt, and was in a similar situation as Ernest. I'm guessing that any entity that has become grounded in Silent Hill is going to know something about the people coming in, especially if they share the same type of guilt as said entity. Ernest was...

Rather than PM I thought I'd just end it right here, but that obviously didn't work. If a question is answered in one post, rather than people prolonging it through telling said people to PM, it would end a lot sooner.

Sorry man, only one SH Heaven resident can sport the Groovy James sig.

Really.

That's not what I intended people to get from it, but oh well.

I got mine in used, but pristine, condition for $10.

Ahhhh! That sig is way too big Notch! It's gotta be 100x100 or under.

I don't recall ever hearing the Midwhich Sound.

No, I mean the sentence grammatically makes no sense.

F wrote:What most people don't seem to notice is harder to earn the worst ending is. But I'd wager you fellas have an idea of what am I talking about.

Not quite. That sentence make no sense.

Silent Hill 4 was the only one of the series that didn't scare me at all. I was tense, sure, but never scared. My first encounter with the patients was one of the most hilarious moments I've had playing Silent Hill, perhaps only rivaled and beaten by the infamous James Sunderland battle cry upon his...

Robert wrote:

FBA 6100 wrote:>Where have I read this before?

Well, a good guess might lead you to believe it was in Silent Hill 2.

I know that. Where in Silent Hill 2 have I read this?

Thank god.

The newspaper hallway before you fight the Thomas monster.

>Where have I read this before?

Well, a good guess might lead you to believe it was in Silent Hill 2.

It's not possible to reach around and stab someone? I didn't see it as the person lying on their stomach, for what it's worth... I don't even see another person beneath the crouched figure. Thanks for this, Burning Man. Little do things surprise or catch me off guard symbolism-wise in these games, ...

I do like this explanation very much except for one minor discrepancy, being the fact that Thomas was stabbed in the front of the neck and on the side. "The probable cause of dea____as multiple stab wounds to the front of the neck and the left side of the torso by a sharp edged weapon. The esti...

Sorry, but most people know this already.

Yup.