Silent Hill Heaven

Doesn't necessarily matter.

mikefile,

Someone explained to me the mark on Lisa's face after he shoves her against the wall could be the sign of a concussion and internal bleeding. The blood veins on her head could have popped from blow to her head and rush of blood. As you notice her stumbling from the wall which she traded damage with,...

Sacrificial burning has been a common representation of purification.

Also, the burning ceremony itself would be required to summon the conjurer of God's seed, the Incubus.

Hey, I have an idea: since you're the one who made this theory in the first place, you should either A) explain it since you act like you know what you're talking about, or B) mind your own business because no one's trying to impress anyone except you, in ignoring my demand for you to explain yourse...

~ If he can split his body into two, equal, fully adult halves, I don't see why it's so hard to merge them into one normal dead body. Nothing states that he split his body or even his soul, actually, but we know there had to've been two Walters. It could've been similar to Mary/Maria's case; he was ...

~ Your point being? I still don't see a problem. Well, gee, considering you were saying that appearances are irrelevant in the other world...you're wrong. The players see the presumably "true" rotting corpse of Walter for a reason. It makes absolutely no sense to why Walter would appear de...

~ Appearances are the most irrelevant detail of things in Otherworld [...] Which, again, is irrelevant ; we have no proof this happened in the other world, if anything, there's more evidence to suggest it happened in reality, so there's no reason to believe it happened there or was involved. It's no...

Unlike the motorhome, the bus doesn't help you find anything.

Adult Walter could be dead in the 21 Sacraments ending; he seems pretty lifeless to me, leaning on that wall, with his head sagging down. I think the only reason lil' Wally dies is because it has something to do with Henry's room not being cleansed/Eileen dying/and/or Henry dying. Don't ask me to ex...

As if two corpses "merging together" wasn't enough . . . . . . they appear as half of its self. How is that not illogical?

Completely different . . . . . . ..it's not like "half of Alessa" emerges from the light; there's nothing to suggest Walter's corpses merge together and appear as only "half of itself" as the final product and it's not like it's happened before anyway; it's possible that the corp...

God wasn't inside of Alessa before she was burned, why should it be the same for this? Besides, this theory completely ignores the fact that Walter wanted to wake up "mother", as already mentioned. Walter's body appears that way because it was "pulled" into his kingdom, where a l...

Krist. , not sure if I'm understanding you, but I wasn't trying to imply that I disagreed that the giant, monster was Walter's original body; I mean, he did the same thing to the apartment room and complex as well.. I was pondering the relevance of the crucifixed Walter's disappearance, with the ot...

~ Two bodies HAVE merged before. Alessa and Cheryl. Boom. Pwned. No they didn't; Cheryl was restored to her former self, presumably after making contact with Alessa's astral projection. In the end, they don't merge, they become god; that's different. ~ It doesn't matter, it's not relevant, and you'r...

~ Comic books =/= Canon. It's not a comic book, it's a science book you can find in Midwich's library. ~ As for two corpses merging together, they're two bodies, which has happened before. No it hasn't... ~ How do we know little Walter created most of the Otherworld? That's the first I've heard of i...

~ There's nothing to suggest it doesn't[...] Alessa was burned and impregnated in reality; Mrs. and Mr. Mason find baby Cheryl in a cemetery, in reality; George Rosten put Valtiel into Walter in reality, unless you're suggesting that they're all briefly pulled in and out of unreality, subconsciously...

One thing: what about the bulletin board dated a "year ago", according to James? I forgot what room it was, but it says that if you examine it. I'm not sure if this person was lying or something but according to him, in the Greatest Hits/Restless Dreams version, you can find a photo of Lau...

~ It's still operating in an "otherworldly" set of rules. Think of it as bringing a piece of Otherworld into reality instead of the other way around. No it's not; there's nothing that suggests it at all. Not like it matters anyway, since "unreality" follows the same set of rules ...

Not necessarily: Alessa split her soul in reality, Dahlia conjured Lobsel Vith in reality, George Rosten conjured Valtiel into Walter in reality and apparently Walter's "nightmarish delusions" invade the room 302 of reality in the 21 Sacraments ending. I'm not saying nothing "other wo...

It doesn't happen in the other world..