Anonymous
6/22/2025, 10:33:41 AM No.713331804
Do you think Kaufmann... ahem... *desecrated* Lisa after killing her by hitting her over the head with a lead pipe ?
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Anonymous
6/22/2025, 10:43:49 AM No.713332187
shhh
they dont call it 'silent' hill for nothing
they dont call it 'silent' hill for nothing
Anonymous
6/22/2025, 11:17:20 AM No.713333441
Anonymous
6/22/2025, 11:54:55 AM No.713334976
>>713331804 (OP)
Lisa has like five versions of how she died. Wonder which one is true.
>Ito said at various points that it was either an accidental overdose, or an intentional bad batch from Kaufmann
>the novelization implies a gunshot to the head, most likely from Kaufmann
>the lost comicbook allegedly shows her getting killed by Valtiel for trying to euthanize Alessa
>japanese preorder booklet has short stories in it, one of them featuring Lisa mulling over a suicide attempt and how strange she feels after "waking up"
The there are some fans who take her "I'm the same as them" line very literally and think she's infected by a parasite. Personally, I like to think that line has a double meaning. The textual, that the Lisa we meet is a creation of the town like Maria. And subtextual, that Lisa is one of Alessa's abusers, because no matter how much of a victim she is or how nice she was to Alessa, she was complicit in Alessa's pain and imprisonment for up to seven years.
Lisa has like five versions of how she died. Wonder which one is true.
>Ito said at various points that it was either an accidental overdose, or an intentional bad batch from Kaufmann
>the novelization implies a gunshot to the head, most likely from Kaufmann
>the lost comicbook allegedly shows her getting killed by Valtiel for trying to euthanize Alessa
>japanese preorder booklet has short stories in it, one of them featuring Lisa mulling over a suicide attempt and how strange she feels after "waking up"
The there are some fans who take her "I'm the same as them" line very literally and think she's infected by a parasite. Personally, I like to think that line has a double meaning. The textual, that the Lisa we meet is a creation of the town like Maria. And subtextual, that Lisa is one of Alessa's abusers, because no matter how much of a victim she is or how nice she was to Alessa, she was complicit in Alessa's pain and imprisonment for up to seven years.
Anonymous
6/22/2025, 12:31:30 PM No.713336481
>>713331804 (OP)
N-no? What makes you think he's a necrophile?
N-no? What makes you think he's a necrophile?
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Anonymous
6/22/2025, 12:46:28 PM No.713337117
>>713336481
What makes you think he's isn't?
He sells drugs, keeps her against her will, probably bludgeoned her to death too.
What makes you think he's isn't?
He sells drugs, keeps her against her will, probably bludgeoned her to death too.
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Anonymous
6/22/2025, 12:49:01 PM No.713337219
>>713337117
It's a pretty specific paraphilia.
It's a pretty specific paraphilia.
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Anonymous
6/22/2025, 12:49:55 PM No.713337270
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Anonymous
6/22/2025, 12:52:14 PM No.713337368
>>713337270
He's an evil fuck. I'm sure he took advantage of a pretty girl under his power every way that he could. But there's an infinity between coercing a chick into sex, and fucking a bloody corpse.
He's an evil fuck. I'm sure he took advantage of a pretty girl under his power every way that he could. But there's an infinity between coercing a chick into sex, and fucking a bloody corpse.
Anonymous
6/22/2025, 1:06:21 PM No.713338012
Anyway, I'm bored and want to talk about SH. What are your guy's stupid headcanons? Speaking of rape, I think that in SH4's "Mother" ending, Eileen is pregnant with the reincarnation of Walter (probably, hopefully, immaculate). It explains why the ending is called "Mother" and why Eileen feels compelled to get back to South Ashfield Heights, his original place of birth. I can envision a SH4 sequel where Eileen ends up in Silent Hill after her son has committed a mass murder.