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* Inverted in ''[[Silent Hill 1]]'': {{spoiler|Alessa kept on drawing monsters that ended up being in Dark Silent Hill.}} |
* Inverted in ''[[Silent Hill 1]]'': {{spoiler|Alessa kept on drawing monsters that ended up being in Dark Silent Hill.}} |
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** In ''[[Silent Hill 3]]'', this becomes even creepier if you haven't played the first game. You go through the whole game fighting these truly horrifying monsters... {{spoiler|only to discover them all, in the last level, as drawings strewn about the floor of Alessa's room}}. Given who you're playing in that game, it's even worse in a way. {{spoiler|though hindsight says the fight on the carousel was foreshadowing.}} |
** In ''[[Silent Hill 3]]'', this becomes even creepier if you haven't played the first game. You go through the whole game fighting these truly horrifying monsters... {{spoiler|only to discover them all, in the last level, as drawings strewn about the floor of Alessa's room}}. Given who you're playing in that game, it's even worse in a way. {{spoiler|though hindsight says the fight on the carousel was foreshadowing.}} |
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** Also, in ''[[Silent Hill 4]]'', you see one of Walters' kiddie drawings of [[ |
** Also, in ''[[Silent Hill 4]]'', you see one of Walters' kiddie drawings of [[Damsel in Distress|Eileen]]... {{spoiler|the drawing gives her a big, bloody, spikey mess growing in her belly.}} |
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** Present in ''[[Silent Hill Homecoming]]'', where the protagonist's younger brother, Josh, has left disturbing crayon drawings throughout Sheperd's Glen and Silent Hill. Bonus points because most of them are accompanied by couplets that add up to a [[Ironic Nursery Tune|local children's rhyme about the Bogeyman]]. |
** Present in ''[[Silent Hill Homecoming]]'', where the protagonist's younger brother, Josh, has left disturbing crayon drawings throughout Sheperd's Glen and Silent Hill. Bonus points because most of them are accompanied by couplets that add up to a [[Ironic Nursery Tune|local children's rhyme about the Bogeyman]]. |
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* ''[[Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines]]'' has you explore an [[Hell Hotel|abandoned hotel]] that's haunted by the spirit of a guest that went mad and slaughtered his family. In one bedroom, amidst a pile of toys and colouring books, you find a picture drawn by one of the murdered children: it shows a happy family holding hands- but the father's been replaced by a hideous wild-haired creature surrounded by flames. |
* ''[[Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines]]'' has you explore an [[Hell Hotel|abandoned hotel]] that's haunted by the spirit of a guest that went mad and slaughtered his family. In one bedroom, amidst a pile of toys and colouring books, you find a picture drawn by one of the murdered children: it shows a happy family holding hands- but the father's been replaced by a hideous wild-haired creature surrounded by flames. |
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