Silent Hill Heaven

Okay, so I was just reading about the full Alessa calling Harry "Daddy". So that made me think: Was Harry Alessa's father? I mean, think about it. He has a troubled past. He NEVER seems happy. Also, since Dahlia's into the Black Magic stuff, didn't Harry's wife die? Possibly, Dahlia killed Harry's wife to try to "summon" him using Cheryl, because that's why it's they're "favorite resort town". Also, Harry & Dahlia seem to have a backstory. Even more, Alessa uses the monsters because she knows of Dahlia's sinister intentions. Let me know what you think of this.

Harry wasn't Alessa's father, and he never knew Dahlia until they met at the Church during the game. Dahlia simply summoned Alessa's other half, Cheryl, in order to combine them to birth God, not to get Harry to town. Harry was simply a victim of circumstance. Though I'm sure Dahlia would've tried to manipulate anyone who turned up with Cheryl.
Also, I don't recall seeing anything to suggest that Silent Hill was Harry and Mrs. Mason's favourite resort town. They're only in Silent Hill because that was where Cheryl wanted to go for a holiday.

WTF?

Alessa regards Harry as a father because he raised Cheryl.

From what I've gathered in the Translated Memories, Alessa and Claudia are sourced as having the same parents, read here. This is debatable, but nowhere will you find that Harry is Alessa's father.

Claudia an Alessa are not sisters. All Lost Memories means is that Alessa's and Claudia's respective parents were members of The Order.

Leonard Wolf is Claudia's father. We do not know who her mother is. Dahlia is Alessa's mother. We do not know who her father is.

It's certainly not Harry, who never even entered Silent Hill and was merely passing by with his wife at the time that Cheryl appeared.

I guess since they didn't make any mention of who Alessa's real father is, it's not that important. I don't see how he would have been involved in the story anyway.

Although to be fair, Dahlia and Leonard boinking the buoy together explains a lot.

^Yeah...

@Droo: Well then it has a funny placement of the words. It should have been worded differently to more efficiently state that the parents were friends. As it stands, it put more emphasis on that the girls were good friends.

It's not really that badly worded.

If the implication was that they were related and had the same parents, it would be redundant to state that their parents were of the same faith. If they were the same people, of course they'd be of the same faith. But they're not. Thus, the parents of the two girls were of the same faith and grew up extremely close.

That is the best damn photoshop you've made yet.

My God, I think I'm in love. With a Giant Doodoo monster.

To think that Dahlia (a not so beautiful woman. . . Okay, okay. . . An ugly woman) would have a child with Leonard (a guy that was transformed into a monster made from. . . Shit) is beyond disgusting. . .

Surely with the pair of them being abusive parents, it's a match made in hell.

Alessa thinks of Claudia as a sister, but just representing they are close friends, as we can assume from the birthday card. I can't just get the connection to believe both of them were sisters, more taking in account reactions and dialogues from Dahlia and Leonard. I can't see that.

Actually, there wasn't a theory which states Kaufman as the father of Alessa?Or maybe it's the Japanese person we saw in the video of the hospital's basement, why not?You just have to fill the empty space...

Which game was that? The only times I can remember a video being shown in a hospital basement in Silent Hill games were in 1 and 3 and both were of Lisa Garland describing Alessa's injuries.

He is most likely referring to the flashback of the Board Meeting of Evil around Alessa's bed in Nowhere.

And that guy wasn't Japanese.

He just had a silly lisp.

It's just speculation, but it could be real interesting if Claudia and Alessa were half sisters by Leonard but were never told. It's interesting because, well, that means that Heather kinda killed her dad.