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James Sunderland is a fictional character and the protagonist of the 2001 survival horror video game Silent Hill 2, produced as part of the Silent Hill series under Konami.In the games' events, he arrives to Silent Hill under the apparent request of his deceased wife Mary Shepherd-Sunderland, where he encounters monsters such as Pyramid Head and a few other human characters.
Other noticeable themes in Silent Hill 2 are mental illness, [26] lust, love and abuse, [27] including an exploration of how it affects people. [ 28 ] A prominent focus of analysis is the symbolism of the monsters present in the game, which seem to be manifested from James' guilty consciousness.
Mary Shepherd-Sunderland (メアリー・シェパード・サンダーランド, Mearī Shepādo Sandārando) is the late wife of James Sunderland. The player first sees Mary in a photograph with James. She is presented to have died from a mysterious illness. The couple shared many memories in Silent Hill.
Illinois reached a peak of 33,000 beds in state-operated psychiatric hospitals in the 1950s, according to Mark Heyrman, an expert on the state’s mental-health system who helped write its main ...
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Pyramid Head, also known as "Red Pyramid Thing" (レッドピラミッドシング, Reddo Piramiddo Shingu), "Red Triangle Head" (赤い三角頭, Akai Sankakutō) [1] or "Triangle Head" (三角頭, Sankakutō), is a character from the Silent Hill series, a survival horror video game series created by Japanese company Konami.
CARE Court, California's plan for helping those with severe mental illness, is under attack by civil rights groups. But families fighting to help their loved ones say compassion demands intervention.
Silent Hill 2 is set in the small resort town of Silent Hill in Maine. [4] [5] Shrouded in a thick fog, the town is apparently abandoned and unkempt, but Silent Hill presents a seemingly shifting infrastructure, in which the player experiences an even more worn and decaying version of the town, and the Otherworld, marked by rust, wire fences, and an encompassing darkness.