The Ultimate Silent Hill 2 Iceberg Explained

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  @pecky10 · 7 months ago

  I always see people mentioning Angela's finger nails, but I don't see many people referencing her clothes. She's dressed in a turtleneck sweater with jeans. When you first meet her, this makes sense, because Silent Hill as we see it doesn't appear to have a particularly warm climate. But towards the end, you find out that Angela's version of Silent Hill is permanently on fire, James even comments on how hot it is. She doesn't cover herself up because she's cold... She covers herself up because she's ashamed of her body and is scarred by the abuse from her father and doesn't want to show any skin for fear of being perceived as "provocative". Such a sad story and told in such a brutal but excellent way.

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• LA

  @laurenvance6272 · 1 year ago

  the audio of angela crying is so heartbreaking

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• NA

  @nascencee · 1 year ago

  the cut audio of Angelas Dad and Angela herself was terrifying. I always thought her story was the most tragic but that audio just makes it all the more unsettling.

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• MS

  @MsAquamonkey · 1 year ago

  So, Angela repeats the insults/abusive lines her father said to her. She says them to James...

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• XX

  @xXWaifuLoverrXx · 1 year ago

  Unused flesh lips audio is so brutal

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• KI

  @Kiroisawesome05 · 1 year ago

  This pizza is full of monsters, how can you sit there and eat towns!

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• CA

  @carljohnson621 · 1 year ago

  Holy shit I wasn't prepared at ALL for Angela's screaming and crying, it is so gut wrenching it's terrifying. Bloober really knocked it out of the park with this game, jesus christ.

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• CZ

  @CzPza · 1 year ago (edited)

  I think reaching down gross holes is not about him being “reckless” and more about symbolizing his disgust he might’ve felt taking care of Mary.<br><br>The entire rot and decay of buildings is a symbol in itself to whatever illness Mary had and what consumed her appearance and life.<br><br>Much like how Angela sees nothing but fire, and how Eddie sees nothing but ice. (Hinted at his cold breath, and the fact that a lot of the bodies he has shot, looks like they are covered in frost)

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• BE

  @BeRkItOoO1 · 11 months ago

  I genuinely thought the whispers from room 209 came from my room, I immediately stopped playing for a few days after that ………..

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• LU

  @luxinari · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0WkAt4brfc&amp;t=1942">32:22</a> The gasp you hear can actually be heard at several points in the game. Another occasion is when you enter a small tunnel structure after defeating Pyramid Head in the apartments.

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• HI

  @HiMyNameIsNeo · 1 year ago

  I loved Silent Hill 2 remake, but the more i replay the more i wanna see what The Room would be like as a remake.

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• BE

  @beebfajeejy · 7 months ago

  my personal theory has always been that &quot;there was a hole here, it&apos;s gone now&quot; refers to Mary, both in the sense that when she was younger and healthy, james presumably saw her as being sexually available to him, and that as she was sick and dying, james saw her as a hole in his life, taking and taking everything he gave and giving him nothing back.

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