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{{Quote|''Please calm down. As her doctor, I promise I'll do what I can. But... there's still no effective treatment for her condition.'' |
{{Quote|''Please calm down. As her doctor, I promise I'll do what I can. But... there's still no effective treatment for her condition.'' |
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+ | In the [[Otherworld]] of the [[Lakeview Hotel]] when [[James Sunderland]] sees the hotel like it really is, he may find headphones connected to a device that looks like a radio as well as a tape recorder in the Reading Room on the second floor. Using it reveals a recorded conversation that can be heard between James and a doctor who was treating [[Mary Shepherd-Sunderland]] during her illness. |
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| + | The unnamed doctor tells James that Mary will sooner or later die, stating a time period of 6 months to 3 years for her to live. The doctor tried to calm down James who reacted with shock and in disbelief receiving this message, he insisted that he would do what he can but there was no effective treatment for Mary's condition. |
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Revision as of 23:58, 27 March 2015
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Doctor
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Silent Hill 2
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| “ | Please calm down. As her doctor, I promise I'll do what I can. But... there's still no effective treatment for her condition.
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In the Otherworld of the Lakeview Hotel when James Sunderland sees the hotel like it really is, he may find headphones connected to a device that looks like a radio as well as a tape recorder in the Reading Room on the second floor. Using it reveals a recorded conversation that can be heard between James and a doctor who was treating Mary Shepherd-Sunderland during her illness.
The unnamed doctor tells James that Mary will sooner or later die, stating a time period of 6 months to 3 years for her to live. The doctor tried to calm down James who reacted with shock and in disbelief receiving this message, he insisted that he would do what he can but there was no effective treatment for Mary's condition.