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- The Adversary
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Ah ok, I just looked at it wrong. Thanksalone in the town wrote:I think he's using Iowa as a reference for size, not an implication that Silent Hill is located there.
love walked alone
the rocks cut her tender feet,
and the brambles tore her fair limbs.
there came a companion to her,
but, alas, he was no help,
for his name was heart's pain.
the rocks cut her tender feet,
and the brambles tore her fair limbs.
there came a companion to her,
but, alas, he was no help,
for his name was heart's pain.
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Silent Hill is small because of the constant hangups in its expansions. Every time they do something new, something bad has happened in history. So towns around it grow naturally over time, while poor Silent Hill gets the short end---devils and all.
Also, Adversary...How can you really use James' travel distance as a judge? He doesn't run to Brahms. Not to mention as much time as you spend running around in circles looking for stuff, I'm sure that adds up and changes the numbers...
Unless I totally missed your point?
Also, Adversary...How can you really use James' travel distance as a judge? He doesn't run to Brahms. Not to mention as much time as you spend running around in circles looking for stuff, I'm sure that adds up and changes the numbers...
Unless I totally missed your point?