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Eileen wakes up in a warped version of the hospital in the Otherworld, and [[Henry Townshend]] also ends up here during his attempt to save Eileen. He wakes up in a strange room and is frightened by Walter, whom he witnesses operating on a [[Patient|feminine creature]]. Further exploration eventually leads Henry to the 2nd floor of the hospital, where he is assaulted by possessed [[Wheelchair|wheelchairs]] and must search through a series of bizarrely-themed rooms to find the [[Hospital Room Key|key]] to Eileen's room. After freeing her, she joins him, and they attempt to escape [[Walter's Otherworlds|Walter's twisted realm]]. Some of the strange rooms on the 2nd floor include: |
Eileen wakes up in a warped version of the hospital in the Otherworld, and [[Henry Townshend]] also ends up here during his attempt to save Eileen. He wakes up in a strange room and is frightened by Walter, whom he witnesses operating on a [[Patient|feminine creature]]. Further exploration eventually leads Henry to the 2nd floor of the hospital, where he is assaulted by possessed [[Wheelchair|wheelchairs]] and must search through a series of bizarrely-themed rooms to find the [[Hospital Room Key|key]] to Eileen's room. After freeing her, she joins him, and they attempt to escape [[Walter's Otherworlds|Walter's twisted realm]]. Some of the strange rooms on the 2nd floor include: |
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+ | *A room with a [[Eileen Head|giant version of Eileen's head]]. |
*A room with a very long umbilical cord hanging over incubators. |
*A room with a very long umbilical cord hanging over incubators. |
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*A room with human skin attached to the wall. |
*A room with human skin attached to the wall. |
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Revision as of 22:06, 27 January 2015
Template:Building St. Jerome's Hospital is a hospital in Silent Hill 4: The Room, located in Ashfield. Eileen Galvin is transported here after Walter Sullivan's assault on her. St. Jerome's Otherworld is the "Hospital World".
Hospital World
Eileen wakes up in a warped version of the hospital in the Otherworld, and Henry Townshend also ends up here during his attempt to save Eileen. He wakes up in a strange room and is frightened by Walter, whom he witnesses operating on a feminine creature. Further exploration eventually leads Henry to the 2nd floor of the hospital, where he is assaulted by possessed wheelchairs and must search through a series of bizarrely-themed rooms to find the key to Eileen's room. After freeing her, she joins him, and they attempt to escape Walter's twisted realm. Some of the strange rooms on the 2nd floor include:
- A room with a giant version of Eileen's head.
- A room with a very long umbilical cord hanging over incubators.
- A room with human skin attached to the wall.
- A room with a spiked ceiling that falls short of Henry's head.
- A room with a key and cage that traps Henry inside.
- A room with an unknown draped figure hanging over a bed.
- A room with a sticky floor that slows Henry's movements.
- A room where it's raining on the inside.
- A room with chains suspending severed limbs.
- A room with a pleasant light coming out of the window and a lonely hospital bed.
- A room with a wheelchair with a silhouette seated on it (exiting the room and re-entering causes it to disappear).
- A room with a corpse that has a few Toadstools sticking out of the body.
Trivia
- Because of some links between Silent Hill 2 and Silent Hill 4: The Room, there is the possibility that St. Jerome's Hospital is where Mary Shepherd-Sunderland was treated. Rachel, Mary's nurse, is also mentioned in the game, along with Frank Sunderland, James Sunderland's father.
- The room with the "divine light" is a hint of the game's Good Endings, as it's similar to the room Eileen rests in after the player unlocks these endings.
- In specific branches of Christianity, Saint Jerome is recognized as a priest, theologian and a doctor. However, quite ironically, Jerome is frequently symbolized by a human skull or an owl, both which are commonly associated with death or ill fortune.
Gallery
Patient and Henry.
Two dead Patients.
Henry standing over a defeated Patient.
One of the mysterious rooms.
The corpse with Toadstools.
Eileen's giant head.
Henry taking Eileen through a Halo of the Sun.