Silent Hill Heaven

Mine was spot on too.

AuraTwilight wrote: Also, Heather is totally a lesbian.

What? Where in the world did you get this idea? This is a joke, right?

Not right then and there, but obviously she was going to do more if she had the time. How do we know this? All she did was turn the world into the other world, and go back into her body, and wait for Travis to arrive to help her. An Astral projection can't do much. That's why it's called a "pr...

She does have powers, it's just they're not as strong as people lend them to be. Things were foretold by gyromancy and such. xP Dahlia obviously wasn't able to get close to Alessa during Silent Hill 1, due to her jacking the powers of the Otherworld. And to answer your question, Cheryl was called t...

'd make like a tree too if the whole world was peeling away and transforming into something different. You seem hell-bent that Alessa wanted to stab mommy in the chest during Origins, but she still didn't kill her. And she's the one in control. I thought Nillin already made it clear that Alessa was...

Does she? Or does Silent Hill position Cybil as such because Harry also fears for her safety? Good point. I don't think we can know for sure though. In any case, Alessa would have more motivation for allowing Cybil to be posessed if she used her to kill Harry. Although I would think this would be a...

Someone should give Robby his own game. The poor guy deserves some recognition! Come on guys, start e-mailing Konmai! I can just imagine what Robbie's PH would be....dogs. Or maybe little children with ripped up stuffed animals in their hands.

Oooh....scary.

Droo wrote:It's not malicious, it's self defense. I don't think she so easily is able to eliminate Dahlia or Harry. She has feelings for both of them.

While I'd agree with this, Alessa does posess Cybil and leave her so Harry will find her.

Yea, and her response to getting scared by a play? FRY THE MIND OF THE ACTOR. How do we know this was on purpose? Perhaps Alessa was so scared that her powers got out of control and injured the actor. Here is the text that we are presented with: HANDWRITTEN DIARY PAGE Monday: Rehearsals -- fantasti...

Alessa isn't exactly an eternal doormat or an angel. She had loved Dahlia, Harry and Claudia, but when they went against her, be it by their knowledge or not, she counter-attacked them. In the end, Alessa in Origins is as much a 'vengeful bitch' as Heather in SH3 is. Agreed. But I don't think that ...

Origins makes Alessa seem calculating, cold, and menacing. There's no deep sense of humanity and conflicting emotions as Alessa has been clearly and demonstrably characterised as in SH1 and 3 in the way she is portrayed in Origins. If you guys are going to continue saying that Origins makes Alessa ...

As Tommy said, Origins paints her as this dark, borderline psychotic, manipulative little bitch. Gone is the trembling little girl who broke our hearts in SH1, replaced with an ominous, menacing, smirking little girl. After watching the following youtube clip, I'll have to concede: http://www.youtu...

Origins also moves Alessa's burning from the basement of Dahlia's house to the second floor. And, as stated by Tommy, it also changes Alessa from an innocent victim who goes immediately comatose following the fire to a calculating schemer who begins actively manipulating Travis into collecting and ...

At the end of the game, arent' all the cull members surrounding her body and attempting to perform another ritual when Travis bursts in and saves her? Yes, to birth God. Dahlia says so in the previous cutscene. So, then...how is Alessa getting revenge on Dahlia so much as she's calling for Travis t...

But Wasn't Alessa calling to Travis for help in Origins? I didn't think it was out of desire for revenge, but out of desire for help. So they wouldn't perform another ritual on her. Protecting herself from BEING ON FIRE was probably a bigger priority. After she regains her powers, the first thing s...

I don't mean the flashback, I mean after the Flauros. You're right, I got the dialogue messed up, but Alessa's tone of voice, and theway she calls Alessa "Mama" still proves my point. She's not a little bitch out for revenge, she just wants to stop this bullshit so she can be with her mot...

And yes, in SH1, after Alessa is subdued by the Flauros and Dahlia taking heraway, Alessa whimpers pitifully, and says, "Mummy, I just want to be with you." Actually, that's a 7-year-old Alessa, before she got burned by her mother. I think you got the scenes mixed a bit, because after hit...

>It does? How so? I haven't played SH1 in a long time. Silent Hill: Origins turned Alessa into a vengeful little bitch from a tragically abused little girl that just wanted her mom. Silent Hill: Origins takes place after Alessa's been burned to a crisp. All of the clips we saw of her in SH1 were be...

>That is a good question, is there something that clearly defines whether it is or not? No, there isn't a clear-cut definition of what "canon" is considered regarding the Silent Hill series. If we're going by AuraTwilight's example—a game that "abuses the canon so far"—I wou...

>So... nevermind the two, maybe three, other holes he jumped down? Those holes aren't in the prison. They lead James into the prison he experiences, but they're not a part of the prison. There's a hole leading James into the prison and another hole leading James out of the prison: none in the priso...