Dealing with Fear:
Instead of facing fear stoically like Harry, Leonard would whimper, call out for Penny, and probably narrate his thoughts out loud:
>“I know fear responses are controlled by the amygdala, but knowing that doesn’t help when there's a skinless nurse charging at you with a scalpel!”

Finding Cheryl:
He’d still care deeply about finding Cheryl — maybe even more emotionally than Harry did — but would be much more vocal about his inner turmoil.
>“I’m not built for this. I’m a physicist! Not Liam Neeson!”

Encounters with Cult Members:
When confronted by Dahlia or other cultists, Leonard would try reasoning with them using science and logic — a terrible idea in Silent Hill.
>“You realize you’re basing your entire belief system on a severely flawed epistemology, right?”

Final Thoughts:
Leonard in Silent Hill would turn the experience into a surreal, panic-stricken, overly intellectual journey full of pop culture references, anxiety attacks, and accidental bravery. He’d survive — but probably only with therapy, a support group, and a strong Wi-Fi connection back home.

Cybil Bennett (the police officer)
Original dynamic: Harry and Cybil have a cautious but cooperative relationship.
Leonard's version:
Leonard would immediately defer to Cybil’s authority — and be both intimidated and kind of smitten.
>“Oh thank God, a cop. Please tell me you have a flashlight, a weapon, and ideally, a trauma counselor.”
>(whispers to himself) “Focus, Leonard, this is not the time to develop a thing for a hyper-competent woman with a gun.”
He’d offer to help solve puzzles but would be utterly useless in combat, constantly ducking behind Cybil and over-explaining everything.