Silent Hill: Homecoming2008

[on the way to Silent Hill]

Elle Holloway:
You know, I never understood why you left. One day, you were just gone. Look, I didn't say it before, but I'm glad you're back. I feel safer with you here. Everything's just been falling apart around us, you know but you just keep moving forward.

Alex Shepherd:
I don't have a choice.

Elle Holloway:
Yes you do. You could just leave again.

Deputy Wheeler:
Alex, tell me what you know about Silent Hill.

Alex Shepherd:
I know Joshua and I were told a hundred times never to go there.

Elle Holloway:
Yeah, my mom was pretty strict about it too.

Deputy Wheeler:
Yeah, well, your parents were right. I can tell you, it all fits. All those things we've seen in Shepherd's Glen, the nightmares...

Alex Shepherd:
What do you mean?

Deputy Wheeler:
Silent Hill is what I mean. The place has bad history. Always has.

Alex Shepherd:
You've been there?

Deputy Wheeler:
Didn't need to, I heard enough. When I decided to move east, I was looking at a job in Brahms, working with the police. At the time, they had this cop, I can't remember her name. She had gone to Silent Hill.

Elle Holloway:
What happened to her?

Deputy Wheeler:
No one knows. They found her bike outside of town. But I heard rumors about the people who live there. Let's just say, they're not too friendly to people who don't share their beliefs.

Alex Shepherd:
The Order.

Deputy Wheeler:
Yeah. When I met with your father about working in Shepherd's Glen, he told me I would never have to go to Silent Hill. I guess there's some sort of irony here.

Elle Holloway:
Do you really think we're gonna find anyone there?