SH: H interactive dialogue v.0.1

SH:H interactive monologue v. 0.1 (incomplete)

- comments reproduced very faithfully for the most part, even up to the typos.
- duplicate comments ignored.
- if there's a ~ after a line, it means that it was probably a timed message and I wrote it
  partially from memory.


-- nightmare --

"What kind of surgery were they doing here?"

"A doctor's memo:
  (memo)"
"I thought lobotomies were obsolete. Who scheduled this
  procedure?"

"It looks like the lock is broken.
  I can't open it."

"Old medical supplies."

(sink)
"What happened here?"

(shelf)
"Nothing useful here."

"Various surgical items."

"There's blood everywhere... Are we under attack?"
"There is no body here. What the hell is going on?"

"NO SMOKING IN THIS AREA"

"I think this is an iron lung. It looks old."

"It's an old dirty mattress,"
"it's covered with fluid stains. Disgusting!"

"The sink is empty."

"Missing patient bulletin:
  (memo)"
"The rest of the message is blurred and illegible."

"The gate is locked, maybe the keypad controls it."

"Something is scratched onto the surface of the X-Ray."

"The number 624872 is written across the X-Ray Film."

"The filing cabinets are empty."

"It's a map of the hospital."
"I got the (map)."

"It's a control panel for the PA system- it doesn't appear
  to be working."

"2A - WARD"

"This guy's never going home."

(body)
"What's going on here..?"

(body)
"Oh god, how horrible."

(body)
"This is no way to treat the dead!"

"It's another iron lung."

(body)
"Poor Soul."

"What are all these corpses doing here?"

"Are these the patients?!"

"I got a/an/the (item)."

"A page from an incident report:
  (memo)"

"It's a baby incubator."

"A child's doll, it appears to be burned."
"I wonder how it got here?"

(baby incubator)
"These look disturbing."

"It's a pile of magazines, but I don't recognize any of the
 titles."

"This water cooler has not been used in a long time."

"It's just some old magazine. I'm not interested right now."

"The door is unlocked."

"He's dead... It's hard to hell what happened to him, but I
 don't want to stick around to find out."

"Boxes of supplies, nothing useful here"

(stall)
"Why is this locked? Is someone in there?"

"This toilet smells like death."

"This toilet is disgusting."

(toilet)
"The smell... I can't breathe in here."

(toilet)
"This is making me sick."

"The lower stairwell is blocked, I can't get through."

"Theres an intense heat coming from this vent." (sic)

"This way is blocked, I can't go any further here."

(body on the sofa)
"He's dead."

"The TV isn't plugged in! How is this possible?"

(body)
"My God, what happened here...."

"It's a patient's chart:
  (memo)"

"This way is blocked I can't get through."

"I can't get through here, the door is chained shut."

(operating table)
"My god. What are they doing here?"

"It's the other half of the body from downstairs, I wonder
  who put him here?"
"His hand is holding on to a key of some sort."

(iron lung)
"I'd feel helpless if I was put in one of these."

(door)
"It's jammed."

(cabinets)
"They're empty. There's nothing here."

"I wonder where the heat from these vents are coming
  from?"

(door of room 206)
"I think I hear the faint sound of water lapping on the
  shore, the source seems to be coming from just beyond
  this door, But that's impossible, this is a hospital."

(elevator doors)
"I can't get through right now."


-- Shepherd's Glen --

(trying to leave)
"What the hell is going on here? I should head back."

"No one is inside and the lights are out."
"Was there a power outage or something?"

"This is Doctor Fitch's office."
"He's been in this location since before I was born."
"It's locked."

"I remember Anna's Salon."
"Joshua and I would play out here while Mom got her
  hair done."
"I've never seen this place empty before."

"It's the banner for the 150th anniversary parade.
  (memo)"

"The local bus stop."
"I remember dad didn't even come to say goodbye when I
  left to join the service."
"I thought I was making him proud."

"It's Mr. Olson's Hardware Store, but no one is in there."
"Once Joshua got caught stealing a pack of gum from
  here."
"Dad lectured me for letting my little brother shoplift,
  and grounded us both."

"All the lights are off."
"Did I just see someone moving in there?"
"I don't think anyone's in there."

"This building is abandoned."
"I don't even remember what was here before I left..."
"Everything looks so different now."

"It looks like the shop is closed."
"But it's the middle of the day..."

"Looks like the Bait and Tackle shop is closed too."
"I doubt anyone would be out fishing in this weather
  anyway..."

"The gate is sealed shut - there's no way I could open it."
"This should lead down to the docks and boat launch."
"As a kid, I would spend entire summer days out on the
  lake."

"It looks like something was trying to claw its way into
  the garage..."
"This door wont open without the garage door remote..." (sic)

"Why are all the curtains drawn?"
"Looks like they haven't been opened in years."

(playground device)
"I remember when Dad spun me so hard on this, I threw
  up."

"The gas tank is open..."
"It looks like someone syphoned some gas out of this."

"I can use this to fill up the Gas Can." ~

"There was not much left, but I should be able to power
  up the generator using this." ~


-- town hall --

"These plants look healthy."
"If someone has time to water the plants, why don't they
  clean up the rest of the office?"

"It looks like the last 50 years of Farmer's Almanacs..."
"Each one is perfectly sorted - not a single year is
  missing."

"It's an unorganized collection of township journals and
  election records..."

"It's a collection of law encyclopedias and town
  government papers."
"There's also a collection of newspapers from the
  neighboring towns."

"It's a newspaper article...
  (memo)"

"It's a collection of historical books."
"'Famous Coal Mining Towns of New England'"
"'Pivotal Battles of the Civil War'"
"'Frontier Cures: Bleed and Purge'"

"It looks like a record of the town's obituaries."
"Attached is a record of burials in Rose Heights
  Cemetery."

"The shelves contain medicine and anatomy journals."

"One of Mayor Bartlett's ancestors was a town founder."
"Bartlett has been Mayor since I was born and no one
  ever ran against him."
"I guess family heritage counts for a lot here."

"This is Edith Holloway, one of the town's founders."
"My father hated the Holloways, but Margaret always
  treated me well."
"She and Elle even sent me letters when I left for the
  war... more letters than anyone else sent."
"Sometimes I wonder how things would have turned out if
  I were born into a different family..."

(pedestal)
"This looks like a keyhole..."
"I always thought this symbol was odd. Dad always got
  angry if I played with this."

(pedestal later in the game)
"This looks like a keyhole..."

"This is Cornelius Fitch, another of Shepherd's Glen's
  four founders."
"I always forget that Doctor Fitch is his direct
  descendant."
"Doc never really liked to talk about town history."

"It looks like there used to be a picture right here..."
"I wonder why it's empty now?"

"It's a photo of Shepherd's Glen back when Main Street
  was still a dirt road."

"This is my great, great, great, great, great grandfather,
  Isaac Shepherd."
"He was one of the four founders, and they named the
  town after him."
"Why isn't this on the wall?"

"This book looks ancient - the pages are all tattered. I
  can barely read the text."
"(memo)"

"There is a large symbol on the floor."
"I know I have seen this before..."





-- Alex's home --

"It's just a vase, nothing useful."

"I think these were my grandfather's candleholders."
"Mom always insisted on lighting them when people came
  over for big dinners."

"This is Mom's favorite french poetry book.
  She loves poetry."

"This couch is really worn out."
"Me and Josh used to hide our comic books in the
  cushions."
"Mom always said they were a waste of time. She didn't
  understand."

"It's just a dresser. Nothing useful."

"These are Dad's books.
  He always got so worked up if I touched any of his stuff."

"Looks like someone got the suitcases down from the
  attic."
"Were Mom and Dad planning on going somewhere...?"

(door)
"It won't budge."

"It's a photo of Dad, Mom, and Josh."
"I don't remember this one.
  I must have been gone when they put it up."

"The clock has stopped."
"Mom keeps everything in perfect order - why hasn't she
  fixed the clock?"

"There was a picture here, but it's gone now..."

"It's a painting of a landscape.
  I wonder if it's based on a real place?"

"It's just some old desk. Nothing interesting here."

"It's a picture of Dad, Mom, and Josh."
"How come I'm not in it? I know I was there..."
"Oh right... I must have taken the photo."

"It's a photo of the whole family. We're at one of the
  town festivals..."
"Everyone always thought we were the perfect family."
"I guess people believe what they want to..."

"That's us on the shore of Toluca Lake."

(attic door)
"It's locked. I need a key to open it."

"It looks like my parents sold all my toys."
"I guess after I left for the service, they didn't see much
  point in keeping any of my stuff."

"It's a photo of Dad and Josh fishing at the lake."
"Why am I never in any of these pictures?"

"It's a pile of dirty laundry."

"This bookshelf has seen better days.
  But there was something special about it..."

"It looks like a map of our house, drawn in crayon."

"This is Joshua's bug collection."
"One time I helped him catch some spiders in the
  backyard."
"He loves spiders for some weird reason."

"Join the Fight"

"This is an old picture of Mom and Josh."
"It was taken years ago. I guess she likes to remember
  him as her baby."

"There used to be a picture here."

"I remember mom sitting here, cradling Joshua as a baby."

"Mom's jewelry case. I remember she would get mad if we
  touched it."

"Mom and Dad's bed."
"Joshua and I got caught jumping on it once."
"Of course, I got punished while Josh was totally let off
  the hook."

"It's an old cassette tape. The label's been ripped off."
"I wonder what's on it."

(toilet)
"Nothing to see here."

"I used to hate taking baths when I was a kid."
"It was always a struggle to get me in the tub."

"It's a laundry hamper."

"The closet is empty... Where are the clothes?
  Are they in the suitcase downstairs?"

"Vacuum cleaner. Looks old."

"It's a letter from Mom to Dad.
  She never sent me letters when I was in boot camp.
  (memo)"
"The letter ends there. I guess she never finished it."

(electricity board)
"I'll just leave it alone - don't want to get shocked."

"Ah, the trusty old washer and dryer. They were
  constantly breaking down."
"But Dad was too cheap to get new ones, of course. 'They
  work fine!' he'd yell."

"It's our old water heater. It looks broken."

"Dad was always so protective of these tools, he wouldn't
  leave them open like this..."

"The backyard door won't open while the basement is
  flooded. The safety latch is somewhere under all that
  water."

"It looks like the remote for our garage is sitting on top
  of this water pump... What is it doing down here?"
"There's a note underneath...
  (memo)"
"Well, the pump won't start without gas. I should check
  the garage."

"The water pump won't start without gas."

"The water pump is still running..."

"I love this canoe. We bought it that summer of the big
  brush fire."
"I used to take it out onto the lake and float around for
  hours..."
"My Dad told us to never go out on the lake by ourselves,
  but we did anyway. It was so much fun."

"This door's locked, but can be opened with the right key."

"It's our answering machine.
  There's no tape inside."

"Mom loves to bake. She's pretty good at it too."
"When she bakes brownies, the whole house smells like
  chocolate."
"That smell haunted me while I was in the hospital."
"Maybe she'll whip up a batch now that I'm back..."

"What's in the fridge?"

"There's nothing to eat in the fridge. Besides, I'm not
  hungry."

"The sink is full of dishes. The smell is awful. Why
  hasn't Mom been cleaning?"

"There's a note next to the phone.
  (memo)"

"This is Mom's sewing machine. She used it to mend our
  clothes."
"Sometimes she'd spend all day mending clothes or
  making things for the other ladies around town."

(picture)
"O Lord, grant me
  The faith to trust in your judgment
  The wisdom to see your Way
  And the strength to do what is asked of me."

"These are Mom's sewing books."
"She'd sit on the couch for hours and plan her next
  sewing project."
"Making new clothes was something she loved to do."

"Looks like Mom made a big dinner."
"Why didn't anyone eat it? It's all spoiled now."

"Mom said these dishes were a wedding present from
  Grandma."
"How come we never used them?"

"These are Dad's books.
  He always got so worked up if I touched any of his stuff."

"This is the same TV my parents had when I left."
"I always begged them to buy a new one, but my dad says
  that kids shouldn't sit in front of the TV all day."
"What does he know?"

"Oh my god. It's a letter from Dad."
"(memo)"
"There's something else here..."
"It looks like a map of Silent Hill.
  Did he go there?"
"I need to ask Mom if she knows about this."


-- backyards + graveyard --

(old dog house)
"Hey... Where's the dog?"

"It's our air conditioning unit. It never worked very well."

"This is my old bike."
"I bought this with money I made from my paper route."
"Looks like the tires are flat, though."

"I remember the day we built this tree house."
"We had so many good times."

"It doesn't look like anybody has sat out here in a long
  time."

(swing)
"Josh was so excited when they bought this for him.
  They never bought anything like this for me..."

"What's this on the fence?"
"This is Joshua's backpack!
  There's a photo inside..."

(chasm)
"What the hell happened to the streets?"

"Municipal access gate, there's a message here..."
"No Trespassing: Violators may be subject to prosecution"

"These valves are rusted shut."

(gate)
"It's locked. There is a light coming from the other side."

(bench)
"This is where the bereaved would sit."

(graves)
"Why have so many people died?"

"These tombs don't even have names on them."

"Looks like this tree has been dead for awhile."

"Oliver Hall
  Died November 6th, 1875
  at the age of 62."
"We laughed at him because he was different.
  He laughed at us because we were all the same.
  We will never laugh the same again."

"Erika Hall
  Died January 23rd, 1870"
"Sleep on, sweet mother and wife,
  And take thy rest, God called thee home
  He thought it best."

"Jackson Daniel Hall
  Died November 17th, 1850
  beloved child of Oliver and Erika"
"Sleep undisturbed within the peaceful shrine,
  Till angels wake thee with a note like thine."

"Thurman Reed
  Died at the age of 25"
"Remember friend as you walk by
  As you are now so once was I
  As I am now you will surely be
  Prepare thyself to follow me"

"Colin B.
  Died January 20th, 1876
  Before his time at 32 years of age."
"All who knew him have agreed,
  he was a good man."

"Here is where Bruce Norwood lies"
"Nobody laughs, nobody cries
  Where he goes, how he fares
  Nobody knows, nobody cares"

(graves)
"What happened to all these people?"

"So many people dead."

"Why didn't they put names on these tombs?"

"So many nameless tombs."

"Ped Davenport
  1825 - 1884
  We won't be able to ask you anything now."

"Roxy N. Rigby
  November 24th 1820 - January 16th 1862
  Love is eternal and can never be leashed."

"Why is that guy digging up graves?"

"I bet this fountain was beautiful at one time."

(examining Odd Stone Plate before killing the dog)
"I better take care of this dog before I examine this."

"More childrens' graves, so many have died young here."

"The names have worn off these gravestones."

"This gate is padlocked and overgrown with vines."

"This gazebo has seen better days."

"The gate to the Bartlett Family Mausoleum is locked."

"What a creepy looking statue."

"This gate is padlocked."

"In memory of
  Mr. Amos Roberts
  Died March 3rd 1923
  at 66 years of age."
"Lamented most by those that knew him best."

(grave)
"I don't recognize this name."

"In memory of
  Jonathan Sturges,
  Died September 14th 1918."

"In memory of
  Mrs. Elizabeth Sturges,
  wife of Mr. Jonathan Sturges,
  Died March 17th 1913."

"This stone erected by
  Timothy Thatcher
  in perpetual memory of his wife
  Mrs. Dorothy Thatcher
  Died March 28th 1891."
"Through life in virtuous path she trod
  In death her hope was placed in God."

"In memory of
  Betsey Thatcher,
  daughter of Timothy & Dorothy Thatcher
  Died March 28th 1890,
  at 16 years of age."
"Farewell my weeping parents dear
  Farewell my brothers and sisters near
  I wish you all to live and love,
  and make your peace with God above."

"So many men and women have died in Shepherd's Glen."

"This marker's pretty worn... Only a few letters are still
  visible."

"The names are entirely worn away."

"In memory of
  Mrs. Catherine Nye
  wife of Mr. Arthur Nye
  Died February 5th 1917
  at 86 years of age."

"Sacred to the Memory of
  Mr. John Nye
  Died May 5th 1915
  at 78 years of age;
  and of Mrs. Fanny Nye
  his second wife
  Died June 16th 1921
  at 75 years of age."

"In memory of
  Lemuel Jacobs
  Died March 10th 1934
  at 55 years of age."
"The immortal part has on swift pinions flown
  To take its sentence in the world unknown."

"In memory of Rhoda Hunt
  Daughter of Cap Nathan
  and Mrs. Lydia Hunt
  Died September 23rd 1864"
"Sleep on sweet babe and take
  thy rest.
  God call'd thee home,
  He saw it best."

"In memory of
  Rachel Smith
  Died in December
  at 32 years of age."

"Troy Douglas Hampton
  Died February 13th 1888."

"In memory of
  Lydia Rush
  Died March 1st 1872
  at 25 years of age."

"This grate seems to be firmly attached."

"It looks like this section is for war veterans."

"Wow this tree looks very old, and somewhat creepy."

"It's a long row of tombstones. I wonder if it's a family
  plot."

"There are so many grave markers here."

"In memory of
  Edward Shepherd
  Son of David and Stephanie"

"In memory of
  Michael Shepherd
  Eldest son of David and Stephanie
  Tragically lost at the at 9 years old." (sic)

"In loving memory of
  Stephanie Shepherd
  Beloved wife of David Shepherd
  Died December 31st 1899
  at 24 years of age."

"Here lies
  David Shepherd
  Died Match 1st 1910
  at 34 years of age."

"In memory of
  Horace H. Bartlett
  who passed in
  a powder mill explosion
  March 10th 1934
  at 29 years of age."
"Farewell my friends and children dear
  Prepare for death while I sleep here.
  Could you but know as much as I,
  How soon would you prepare to die."

"Lydia Bartlett
  Died April 5th 1894
  at 22 years of age."
"Here beneath this gloomy stone
  I sleep so quiet and alone."

"In memory of
  Henry Bartlett
  who died in a fire
  July 26th 1916."

"In memory of
  Caleb Bartlett
  son of Henry and Mary Bartlett
  Died August 3rd 1917
  at 6 years of age."

"In memory of
  Mary Bartlett
  Died August 4th 1917
  at 24 years of age."

"In memory of
  Mrs. Lois Bartlett
  wife of Ephraim Bartlett
  Died May 6th 1896
  at 19 years of age."

"Hey, this is the crypt of my ancestor, Isaac Shepherd.
  He was one of the original founders of the town."
"In memory of
  Isaac Shepherd
  Died March 9th 1882
  at 62 years of age."
"I depart this world to face what awaits me
  leaving behind this town to my children
  and if God is indeed fair and just
  I will never be forgiven."
"The path of death must once be trod by all."

"Sacred to the memory
  of Daniel Shepherd,
  son of Isaac Shepherd.
  Died September 23rd at 5 years of age."

"In memory of
  William Shepherd
  Died March 1st 1889
  at 25 years of age."

"In memory of
  Catherine Shepherd
  Beloved wife of William Shepherd
  Died January 1st 1889
  at 24 years of age."

"This is the Holloway family mausoleum. They are one
  of the four founding families."
"The lock to the door looks like the one from Dad's
  hunting room."
"I wonder how I'm supposed to open it?"

"In memory of
  Nancy Holloway
  June 22th 1870 - December 16th 1899"

"Here lies
  Frederick Holloway
  November 24th 1865 - January 16th 1900"

"Here lies
  John Holloway
  June 12th 1868 - October 29th 1901"

"Here lies
  Sophie Holloway
  July 29th 1889 - September 13th 1920"

"In loving memory of
  Karen Holloway
  Daughter of Sophie and John
  Tragically lost at 8 years old."

"Here lies
  Robert Holloway
  August 17th 1887 - January 23rd 1910"

"In loving memory of
  Henry Holloway
  December 12th 1885 - February 4th 1892"

"This is the Fitch family mausoleum, they are one of the
  four founding families."
"The lock to the door looks like the one from Dad's
  hunting room."
"I wonder how I'm supposed to open it?"

"In memory of
  Andrew Fitch
  who died
  April 15th 1887
  at 32 years of age."

"In memory of
  Elizabeth Fitch
  wife of Andrew Fitch
  passed away on June 29th 1897
  at 40 years of age."

"In loving memory of
  Stephen Fitch
  Son of Andrew and Elizabeth
  Tragically lost at 7 years old."

"In loving memory of
  Regina Fitch
  Daughter of Andrew and Elizabeth
  passed away on May 14th 1923
  at 46 years of age."

"The Guardian that once was whole
  Reveals the way that is shut
  Two Halves on Twins Enshrined
  Forever Split in Waters Divine"

"Once whole but now split in twain
  Opens the way for souls to leave
  Find the plates and release their pain
  Once separate but now whole again."

"This gate is padlocked."
"I wonder whose family plot this is?"

"It's locked by this mechanism... Looks like something
  circular would open it."

"Smells like something died in this dumpster."

"Someone needs to empty these dumpsters."

"This is the crypt of Mason Bartlett, one of Shepherd's
  Glen's original founders."
"In memory of
  Mason Bartlett
  who died
  March 10th 1874
  at 55 years of age."
"Ye living mortals stop and read
  A solemn warning from the dead
  Your life is frail and death is sure
  Believe in Christ and Heaven secure."

"Patricia Bartlett. Died 19... I can't make out the rest."

"This looks like a child's coffin."
"There's some sorta strange lock keeping it closed."

"This piece needs to be pulled free."

"This is the crypt of Cornelius Fitch. The Fitches are
  one of the four founding families of this town."
"In memory of
  Cornelius Fitch
  who died January 26th 1878
  at 61 years of age."
"Neither friend nor physician could stave
  My mortal body from this grave
  Neither dirt nor clay shall keep me here
  When the Lord shall call me to appear."

"Edwin Holloway is buried here. He was one of
  Shepherd's Glen's original founders."
"In memory of
  Edwin Holloway
  Died November 4th 1879
  at 59 years of age."
"Ye living mortals stop and read
  A solemn warning from the dead
  Your life is fleeting, only death is sure
  Trust in our god, all will be secure."

"Here lies
  Edith Holloway
  Faithful wife of Edwin... the rest is illegible."



Town west part

"Why hasn't this been towed away? It's obviously broken
  down."

"A comic book store opened here right before I left...
"It's closed now... I guess there wasn't enough
  demand for juvenile stuff like comics."
"I bet Josh was sad it closed. He loved comic books."

"Another abandoned shop..."
"Is there anything around here still open?"

"This was a small fortune teller's shop."
"My dad would never let me go in there, said he didn't
  want me to get caught in that 'occult nonsense.'"
"I guess the shop is out of business now."

"Why hasn't this van been towed? It's blocking the entire alleyway."

"It's covered in dust and ash. This van hasn't gone
  anywhere in a long time."

"This car looks abandoned."

(police car door)
"The door is locked."

"It's a squad car like my dad used to drive."

"This flag has not been taken down for a long time."

"These police cars have not moved in a long time."

"This is the station where Dad works."
"I wonder if his buddies on the force know what happened
  here..."
"It looks like nobody's here. Where are the police? What
  the hell is happening?"

(police station later in the game)
"I've been inside already, all the police are gone."

"All these people are...missing? My God, what happened?"
"I knew some of these people."

"Who'd park their truck here?"

"Shepherd's Glen Police Station"
"We didn't get to see dad much, since he spent so much
  time here."

(smashed police car window with blood nearby)
"This doesn't look good. Did one of those dogs do this?"

(crashed police car)
"What happened here?"

(dead dog)
"It appears I am not the only one that doesn't like these
  dogs. Ouch"

(chasm)
"It's just so crazy, half the town is gone."

"This winery is owned by the Bartlett Family."
"My parents would go to dinner there occasionally."
"My brother and I were never allowed to come along."

"This bridge used to lead over to the Bartlett Winery."
"What the hell happened to it?"

"The gate to the Sheriff's parking lot seems to be locked."

"The old mine is falling apart. It's too dangerous to go
  that way."

(Curtis' place later in the game)
"It's locked."
"Looks like Curtis must have closed shop and skipped
  town."




Curtis' place

"This is a big generator, I wonder where he got it from."

"There's too much junk. I can't get through."

"A truck - and a lot of junk - is blocking my way."
"Curtis must not be expecting guests."
"There must be another way around."

"Where did he get all this junk?"

"Looks like a couple of old car grills."

"I don't think this car is ever going to run again."

"Curtis seems to like old toilets."

"It's an old refrigerator."

(washing machines)
"Looks like Curtis has stripped the useable parts from
  these."

"Why does he have so many gasoline barrels?"

(dumpster)
"God that stinks, I don't even want to know whats inside." (sic)

(dumpster)
"Isn't this whole place a dumpster?"

"Curtis likes his hubcaps."

"Impressive collection of hubcaps."

"I never thought about using hubcaps for decoration."

"How was he even able to move all this junk."

"Looks like a pile of scrap metal."

"Some old water heaters and valves."

"Wow this stinks. I think it's filled with manure."

"It must have taken years to collect this much junk."

"Thats a big winch." (sic)

"Another stockpile of gasoline barrels."

"It looks like Curtis spends his time collecting...junk."

(old stove)
"What'd they cook here, fireworks?"

"This is an impressive collection of junk."

(silo)
"Oh man, I remember this!"
"Kids at school would dare each other to climb to the top
  and jump off."
"I wonder how many legs have been broken here..."

"The valve is rusted solid - it's never going to move."

(old car)
"I wonder if this was always a convertible."

(old car)
"I can't tell if he was fixing this, or tearing it apart."

"Looks like an old workbench."

"I bet Curtis could start his own appliance store."

"I wonder what he fixes with these parts?"

"I doubt these televisions work anymore."

"Why did Curtis put this junk under a roof?"

"How did he acquire so many appliances?"

"Is that paint or blood on the table?"

"Doesn't look like this truck has moved in awhile."

"Looks like this truck has been up on blocks for a long
  time."

"Where did he get a generator this size?"

(device)
"I'm not even sure what this is."

"I wonder what he's going to do with a container this
  size."

"Does this grill still work?"

"This coffee looks like it is about a week old."

"It's Curtis's to-do list:"
"Fix Adam's Engine.
  Repair Margaret's Clock.
  Clean Out Fridge."

(vending machine)
"Damn, wish I had some change. Those snacks look good."

"An empty vending machine. How interesting."

"More random junk."

"This box is labelled Misc Junk."

"I wonder why these clocks won't work anymore."

"This sandwich looks old. Is Curtis really eating that?"

"Man this fridge stinks."

"Another ruined refrigerator."

"It's a box of tools. It looks pretty unorganized."

(junk)
"Why would he save any of this, and who would ever buy
  it?"

"This microwave has seen a lot of use."

"This fridge looks older than me."

"I don't think that engine is ever going to work again."

"Rubber gloves and boots, what kind of crap does Curtis
  work in?"


Silent Hill part 1 + hotel


"Silent Hill? How the hell did I get here?"

"No one is inside and the lights are out."

(shop's door)
"Doesn't look like they're open anymore."

"Another abandoned shop..."

"It looks like the shop is closed."

(dead end)
"I'm definitely not going through this way."

"Ann Black... Must be a boutique or something."

(shop's door)
"I don't think anyone's in there."
"I'm not hungry right now."

"The bank is closed too..."

"I will need to find a key to unlock this gate."

(hotel's entrance)
"Why would Joshua be hiding in a hotel?"
"I need to make sure he's okay."
"I'll need something to break down these boards."

(dead end)
"There must be another way around."

(fire truck before getting axe)
"There must be something in this truck I can use to get
  into the hotel."
"Nothing on this side, though. Maybe if I could get
  around the blockade..."

(shop door)
"I don't think anyone's in there."

(chasm)
"The earth just collapsed under the whole street. I can't
  even see the bottom!"

"Another dead end..."

(dumpster)
"This is dirty and smells awful."

"Looks like this door leads to the Atrium."

"These doors are jammed."

(painting)
"I wonder who this elderly man is?"

"It's completely blocked by rubble and debris."
"I can't get through here."

(elevator button)
"It's dead. The power must be out."

(painting)
"I wonder who this was painted for?"

"The circuit breaker box is shorted out."

(door)
"It's jammed shut."

"It's a box of tools. It looks pretty unorganized."

(elevator buttons)
"I don't have much of a choice - only one of the buttons
  seems to be functional."

"That's a long drop down..."

(radiator)
"There's no heat coming out, must be busted."

(painting)
"This is an interesting scene."

"It's blocked."
"There must be another way around."

"I think there's something behind this painting..."

"This door is locked and won't open."
"I need to find the key."

"I wouldn't even think of sleeping on this bed."

"I can't see through this window..."

(window)
"I can't see anything..."

(window)
"This window is opaque."

"This bed is really dirty..."

(bed)
"The springs are all worn out."

(cupboard)
"Nothing to see here."

"This heater looks like it hasn't worked in years."

"I wonder who slept on this bed last..."

(sink)
"Who left it this way? Gross!"

"This toilet is broken."

"I think I can climb on this rubble. It seems stable
  enough."

"This mattress is covered in black mold."

"This painting depicts a very heart warming scene."

(wall indention)
"What could have dug this hole?"

(wall indention)
"Looks like something burrowed through here."

"This must be one of her missing memories. There's a
  message on the back...
  (memo)"

"There's a message above the bathtub. It says:
"You can't wash it off."

"This toilet smells like poison."

(rubble)
"This hotel is falling apart..."

(wall indention)
"Shit! What crawled through here?!"

"This postcard could be one of her memories. There's a
  message on the back...
  (memo)"

(sink)
"The smell... I can't breathe in here."

"It seems stable enough to climb down here."

"It's a postcard. There's a message on the back...
  (memo)"

(painting)
"She looks affluent, but has a plain looking face."

(painting)
"This guy looks shady..."

"This damage looks recent. This place is falling apart..."

"Where the hell did I just drop to?"

"This table's covered in dust and grime."

(door)
"This must lead back to the lobby."

(plants)
"I wonder if this is poisonous."

"That's...a pretty bizarre plant."

"What an exotic-looking plant."

"I've visited greenhouses before, but I've never seen
  plants like this."

"That's one ugly, twisted tree."

"Those branches give me the creeps."


Shepherd's Glen Prison

"There's some writing on the wall... Looks like a poem or
  something."
"All I want is freedom,
  To forget my past.
"All I need is freedom,
  So my sanity will last."
"Are you seeking freedom,
  from this wretched metal cell?"
"Then look no further than yourself,
  For now you're trapped in hell!"

"I wonder if I could take this bed frame apart."
"It's rusted solid... I'd need some tools."

(door)
"I won't be able to open this..."
"The door's locked tight."

(bars)
"There's no way I could squeeze through, and the bars
  won't budge any further."

(bars after Wheeler comes)
"The gate is open, I should follow Wheeler..."

"This must be the booking room."

(door)
"It's locked. I need a key to open it."

(door)
"Need to find another way."

"Looks like this is where they keep evidence locked up."
"Shepherd's Glen never had much crime, so I doubt
  there are any weapons in there."



Sewers

(flooded area)
"God, what's that smell? We can't safely cross through
  this, there must be some way to drain this..."
"There must be some way to drain this pool around here."


(pool of blood)
"What the hell happened here? Where's Elle...?"
"Oh god, That's Elle's radio!"
"There's so much blood everywhere...Could she have
  survived this..?"
"I have to find her!"



Town return + Fitch's Office

(Alex's Home's door, now shrouded with barbed wire)
"What is going on here? Where did this come from?"
"I've got to find another way inside!"

(gate to pier)
"The gate is sealed shut - there's no way I could open it."

(truck)
"I don't need any more gas right now..."

"This table is covered in dust, it looks like no one has
  used it in a long time."

"It's a poster warning about STD's."

(poster)
"Diphtheria strikes unprotected children.
  Protect your children with Toxoid! Toxoid Prevents
  Diphtheria."

"It's a painting of a lake."

"Southeastern University
  Upon the recommendation of the Faculty of
  The School of Medicine
  And by the virtue of the authority vested in them by
  the Congress of the
  United States the Board of Trustees of Southeastern
  University
  Has conferred upon
  Martin Fitch
  Medicinae Doctor
  Together with all honors right and privileges thereto
  pertaining,
  In recognition of all requirements for this degree."

"This shelf is full of dolls."
"It feels like they're watching me... Like they're waiting
  for something..."

"A little girl's dresser... Why would Doctor Fitch put all
  this stuff in here?"
"This case is locked."

"The last thing I remember is getting the doll from this
  case."
"What's so special about this porcelain doll anyway?"

"I came in this way."
"What the hell..? This wasn't blocked off just a minute
  ago!"

"It's a little girl's doll."

"What a creepy-looking teddy bear."

"The painting changed. It used to look like a ballerina."

"Main Entrance"

(pit)
"It seems to go on forever."

"Restricted Area
  Department of Health Officials Only"

"Visiting hours are from
  9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m."

"It's a dead end."

"Another dead end."

"EMERGENCY & AMBULANCE ENTRANCE"

"EMERGENCY"

"Information about our patience is strictly confidential
  and should not be discussed in public places." (sic)
  (the placard on the wall says "patients")

"It's a little girl's doll."

"STAFF ONLY BEYOND THIS POINT"

"IF YOU ARE CONCERNED OR HAVE A PROBLEM
  PLEASE TALK TO THE STAFF"

"What's with all the dolls?"
"Who left them down here?"

"AVOID HEALTH RISKS!
  WEAR GLOVES"

(dead end)
"I can't get through here."

"Please
  Keep noise to a minimum"

"Hazardous voltage inside.
  Can shock, burn or cause death."

"ATTENTION NURSING STAFF:
  All medications to be administered daily before 9:00 a.m."

"YOU MAY BE REQUIRED TO GIVE A URINE
  SAMPLE AS PART OF YOUR CARE."


Nightmare home

"The door won't budge."
"How do I unlock it?"

"It's a cracked and worn mask - looks Angry."

"This mask reminds me of my mother."
"...Although I don't remember her ever looking sad."

"The expression on this mask feels cold."
"Just like mom..."

"A stuffed bunny."
"It's wet and covered in mold."

"To hide her pain this face she did wear..."
"It trails off. Maybe there's more on the other side?"

"Look's like an old meat cleaver." (sic)

"This knife looks like it's seen a lot of use."

"There are blood stains all over the blade."

"Theres a special spot for each knife on the board." (sic)

(machinery)
"This is on a track."
"I think I could probably move it."

"The inscription reads 'For permitting others to suffer.'"

"There's space for three medals, but there's only one
  here."

"The inscription reads 'For dereliction of duty.'"

"The inscription reads 'For atrocities committed.'"

(models)
"These things are filthy. What am I supposed to do with
  these?"

(suit)
"Maybe theres an order to these medals." (sic)


Silent Hill

(sign)
"'Fresh Bait'"

"This looks like a lake patrol boat, though it's hard to
  tell with all the rust..."
"The ignition key is nowhere to be found."

(sign)
"'Bait Box'"
"There must be some kind of bait shop nearby."

"These bait boxes are all filled with ash now."

"It looks like part of the cliff collapsed, taking the
  walk-way with it."
"I feel uneasy here, like the water itself is trying to pull
  me off the dock..."

"This bridge is one of the main routes into and out of the
  town..."
"It looks like this happened a long time ago, so how have
  people been getting into town? And how the hell am I
  going to get out?"

"There is no name or date printed here... So who's grave is
  this?" (sic)

"This marker's pretty worn... Only a few letters are still
  visible."

"This was someone's wife and daughter."

"It's a small collection of graves...most likely a family
  plot."

"Were these markers moved there, or did this tree grow
  out of a mass grave?"

"It's a statue of Janus."
"I remember learning about him in mythology class back
  in school, Janus is the Greek God of the middle ground
  between barbarism and civilization, youth and
  adulthood."

"The inscription reads: 12 The Old"
"There's an empty slot for some kind of item here."

"The inscription reads: 1 The New"
"There's an empty slot for some kind of item here."

"Here lies H. Fuller.
  Died January 1883
  Tell those that pass, so that my
  Tale will live on, and fill the
  Heart of those pausing on my grave"

"These graves are ancient."

"The truck is crashed, but it doesn't look like the impact
  killed him..."
"Looks more like he was attacked while trying to get
  away."

"A sign advertising firewood by the bundle."
"I don't see any around here though."

(doghouse)
"There's no dog here..."

"The sign reads 'Open' but this place is clearly
  abandoned."

"I know this store. It's the Toluca Lake Bait Shop. Dad
  would never take us here, even though this shop had
  better prices."
"He always tried to spend as little time in this town as
  possible."

"Another abandoned car..."
"Why are the headlights still on?"

"Reader! Pause and consider the vast importance
  of being always prepared to meet thy god!
  For thou knowest not the time, the place
  nor the manner of thy Death!"

"William P.
  Born Dec 12, 1904
  Died Feb 20, 1906
  Elijah J. Born Oct 9, 1906
  Died Oct 30, 1906"
  (note: this same message appears at two separate places.
   what luxury to have not one but two graves!)

"This grave is worn almost entirely smooth, only a few
  lines are legible..."
"1
  4
  This
  A"

"Another crypt in ruins."

"The stone is chipped and aged, and most of the text has
  been lost. There are just a few lines that can still be
  read..."
"2
  5
  is
  Red"

"Taylor A.
  Born April 29, 1908
  Died March 1, 1909
  Rebecca H. Born May 15, 1910
  Died Nov 30, 1913"
"Here they lie, lost and mourned by their loving parents
  Hannah and Thomas Chaperon"

"None of these graves are recent."

"Overlook Penitentiary
  I remember my dad and several deputies were sent here
  to help stop a riot..."
"It was six days before he came back home, but he never
  once spoke about what happened over here."

(prison gate)
"It looks like something tried to get in. Why would
  someone want to take refuge INSIDE a Prison?"

(car)
"The door is locked."

(shop)
"I can't see through this window..."

(shop)
"This window is opaque."

(shop)
"Is there anything around here still open?"

(shop)
"I can't see anything..."

"Someone needs to empty these dumpsters."

"Overlook Penitentiary"

(boiler)
"There's no heat coming out, must be busted."

(valve)
"I can't turn it, it's rusted shut."

"This building is abandoned."

"It could be an antique store. It's difficult to see through
  the grime on the windows."

"Smells like something died in this dumpster."

"This dumpster is filled with rotting garbage. Doesn't
  seem like it's been emptied for months."

"I guess the shop is out of business now."

(shop)
"I don't think anyone's in there."

"This may have been a coffee shop once, but it's difficult
  to tell..."

"The entrance to the church is sealed shut..."
"I guess there is really no sanctuary in this cursed town."

(dumpster)
"God that stinks, I don't even want to know whats inside." (sic)


Toluca Lake Water and Power

"It's just some old desk. Nothing interesting here."

"It's an old newspaper."
"(memo)"

"The drawers are empty."

"The filing cabinets are empty."

(TV)
"It's broken."

"The faucet's not working."

"The sink is empty."

"This looks like a diagram of the Toluca Lake Water &
  Power Generator System."
"Station A controls the Water feed.
  Station B controls the Boiler.
  Station C controls the Steam feed."


Prison

(door)
"That's the way I came in."

"Overlook Penitentiary"

"It's a large key rack.
   It's empty."

"This switch doesn't work."

"This gate won't budge."

"It's a note left behind by a prisoner."
"(memo")

"Someone left a note..."
"(memo)"

"It's just an old electrical box, nothing I can do with it
   now."

"It's just some old power box, it's of no use to me."

"A Block
  East Wing
  Cells 1-8"

"B Block
  North Wing
  Cells 1-8"

"It's a large key rack, but there are no keys inside."

"This switch is dead."

"It looks like this panel controls the gates for the entire
  prison! Let's see if I can get it working..."
"Nothing is happening. I guess it's broken. Damn!"

"It's an old newspaper."
"(memo)"
"The rest of the message is blurred and illegible."

(toilet)
"It's all stopped up."

"This gate is stuck for good."

"This toilet is broken."

"I found a letter from a prisoner."
"(memo)"

"This area is blocked."

(door)
"Locked."

(switch to Wheeler's cell too early)
"I can't. It's not safe yet."

(keypad to next area before freeing Wheeler)
"I'll try this later."

(keypad to next are after freeing Wheeler)
"This has already been turned off."

"The door is blocked with rubble. I can't get through it."

(cell door)
"It's blocked."

"B Block
  Cells 1-12"

"None of these switches are active."

(closed door of the office where Wheeler enters)
"Forget this, I need to get going."
  or
"This isn't helping. I gotta go."
  or
"This is getting me nowhere."


"I found a letter from a prisoner."
"(memo)"

"This gate isn't going to move. Ever."

"A prisoner wrote this letter,"
"(memo)"

"Shower Room"

"Supply Closet
  Authorized Personnel Only"

"The headlight is broken. It looks like the wires are
  exposed."

"A Block
  Cells 1-12"

"It's a radio, but it's malfunctioning."

"There are some tools here."
"It looks like someone was making repairs, but ran out of
  time."
"There's a spare bit of wire inside this toolkit."

"It looks like somebody used this mattress to escape?
  It's a long way down..."

"The junction box is missing 3 of its wires."

"The junction box is missing 2 wires."

"The junction box is missing 1 wire."

"All the connections now have wires attached. I can now
  try to restore power to the keypad." ~

(junction box after fixing it)
"The keypad should work now."

(keypad before restoring power)
"I need to restore power to this keypad in order to get in."

(Alex's mom if you shot her)
"My god. Why did I shoot her? I could have tried to save
  her..."
"It's all my fault."

(Alex's mom if you don't shoot her)
"This damn machine... Mom!!"
"I should have listened to her. She asked me to...and I
  didn't. I'm sorry mom. I was weak."
"I'm a failure."






Items:

Angry Mask
"This mask looks just like my mother. She seems to be
  disappointed in me."

Attic Key
"The key to the attic. Mom and Dad always kept it hidden
  in their room."

Bloodstone
"Bloodstone is the birthstone for March."

Bogeyman Knife
"There are blood stains all over the blade."

Broken watch
"It looks like an inscription on the watch here... It
  says Forgive me..."

Butcher Knife
"This knife looks like it's seen a lot of use."

Cassette Tape
"It's an old cassette tape. The label's been ripped off."

Cleaver
"Look's like an old meat cleaver." (sic)

Elle's Locket
"This is the locked that Elle took from her mom."

Empty Gas Can
"An empty gas can I found in the garage."

Fallen Star Medal
"The inscription reads 'For dereliction of duty.'"

Founders Key
"A bronze key with a cross into the head piece."

Frowning Mask
"This mask looks like my mother. It's as if her face is
  frozen in a state of perpetual sadness."

Full Gas Can
"The gas can is filled with gas siphoned from the truck."

Garage Remote
"The remote for the garage door. Dad was always losing
  this thing."

Garnet
"Garnet is the birthstone for January."

Heart of Darkness Medal
"The inscription reads 'For permitting others to suffer.'"

Indifferent Mask
"This mask resembles my mother's face. Cold and
  emotionless, as always."

Letter from Dad
"It looks like a letter from my father. Hard to believe
  he'd write any of this."

Loose Wire
"A piece of loose wire I pulled from a broken light."

Maintenance Key
"Used by the maintenance crew inside to access restricted
  areas both inside and outside of the Hotel."

M14 Assault Rifle
"Fires slowly, but has longer range and greater power
  than any pistol."

Moon Garden Key
"Property of Dargento Cemetery is etched on the key."

Odd Stone Plate
"Half a circular stone plate with a partial image of a tree
  embossed on the surface."

Old Revolver
"The cylinder is rusted and won't turn. It would be a nice
  piece, if I could get it repaired."

Operating Theater Key
"Operating Theater. is written on the tag."

Pulaski Axe
"This axe is sturdier and more effective than the
  fireman's axe."

Radio Wire
"A tore this wire out of an old radio. It could come in
  handy."

Robbie
"'Lakeside Amusement Park' is written below his bowtie."

Sapphire
"Sapphire is the birthstone for September."

Scarlet's Doll
"This must be Scarlet's favorite Doll. It looks like it's
  seen better days..."

Scrap of Wire
"A scrap of electrical wire - I found it in an old toolbox."

Serum
"An experimental drug that will boost my health... I hope."

Small Key
"A key that looks like it goes to a small case"

Strange Key
"Hopefully this key will open the door to the room Josh is
  in."

Strange Stone Plate
"A stone plate with an image of a half a tree on it."

Stuffed Rabbit
"This is Joshua's favorite stuffed animal. It's wet, and
  reeks of mold."

Toluca Lake Water and Power Key
"Toluca Lake Water and Power is barely legible on the
  tag."

Turquoise
"Turquoise is the birthstone for December."

Vile Acts Medal
"The inscription reads 'For atrocities committed.'"

X-Ray Film
"A torn X-Ray of a patient's chest"


Generic comments:

"That item cannot be used here."

"I used the (item)."

"I can't pry this open with this weapon."

"This weapon can't help me cut through this."

"I need a different weapon to break through these boards."

"I can't open this door with this weapon."

"I can't carry any more."

"I unlocked the door with the (item)."



12 Gauge Shotgun
"Devastating at close range, but fires and reloads slowly."

A 'BlueSteel' Shotgun.
"Has increased damage and holds more ammunition over
  the regular Shotgun."

A 'Chrome Hammer' Pistol.
"Has increased damage and holds more ammunition over
  the regular pistol."

Ceremonial Dagger
"This ancient dagger is etched with strange markings. I
  swear I've seen it somewhere before."

Circular Saw
"A gas-powered portable circular saw. This could really
  cut someone to shreds."

Combat Knife
"It's a bit rusty, and the blade is worn, but it still works."

Crowbar
"This crowbar is heavier and more powerful than the
  pipe."

Fire Axe
"I can use this Fire Axe to break down wood barriers and
  pull obstacles apart."

Laser Pistol
"Small but very effective. Where did this come from?
  Did aliens leave it here?"

Mk 23 Handgun
"The 9mm pistol Curtis Ackers gave me. It's in good
  condition, and easy to use."

Steel Pipe
"A section of steel plumbing pipe. It's a bit dirty, but
  easy to swing."