Her dad just entered her nightmares and kicked the ass of every single thing that scared her. Of course to her eyes, dad is a super hero. The strongest man in the world.
Harry's dedication to Cheryl is so under appreciated. He's a single dad (his wife is deceased) and he's braving the horrors of Silent Hill to get back a kid most people would expect him to see as a burden. He's not doing it at the threat off a pissed of wife, he's not doing it out of some biologically compelled obligation, he's doing it because Cheryl is his daughter and all they have in the world is each other. In the past I was never able to pin down why Silent Hill 3 was my favorite, but your videos have helped me realize that it's because of Heather and Harry and everything they represent.
How to be the best dad: Carry a glass vile (just in case you need to scoop up random red liquid) Help out random strangers when looking for your missing kid Kill them in a duel form boss battle in which you get a younger better kid
Harry doesn't get enough appreciation, so I loved this video. While a devoted father, he was also very much human: clumsy, awkward, confused, stressed, probably a little prissy (remarking that Midwich's door painting is in poor taste) and uptight (Heather calls him a "worrywart"). These qualities made his determination to save Cheryl stand out even more, and that fallibility of character was what endeared me to him. SH3 painted a rather complex picture of him. His journal to Heather, "To My Dear Daughter," disclosed his pain and inner struggle following Silent Hill. He dealt with dark thoughts of abandoning and even killing the baby he received, not knowing what she could become, confused if she'd "replaced" his lost Cheryl or was just another demon. His decision to raise her as his own, regardless of his grief, speaks of enormous courage and strength of character. Also, I may be reading a bit much into this, but there is one line in "To My Dear Daughter" that always puzzled me a little: "The newly-born God wailed once and was dead." Harry seems to suggest he didn't really kill God himself? He goes on to claim it was Alessa's conscious resistance that killed it... So does that mean the bypass-final boss trick is canon?
By using all your bullets by the end of the game (and in essence not worrying about preserving yourself but instead killing the monsters that could be of harm to Cheryl) it makes sense that Alessa would fight back to protect Harry. Atleast that's how I see it.
Yes, I am sure more of us love Harry more than we know. I have zero problem with having male protagonists like Harry. I hate when a lot of guys still lie and pretend men have to never show their gentler sides, and has to have muscles etc. Pretending women are the ones who keep pushing this on men: WRONG. Again, wrong. It is mostly men forcing this unto other men and themselves. Proof keeps stacking up against dudes like Andrew Tate: the names keeps pilling up. Meanwhile you have women liking men like Harry and saying so openly: yet to those comments I always see men resppnding badly to our comments of acceptance. They'd rather push the illogical cycle of "men dont have emotions, men must be muscular" etc, rather than break free of it because it is considered "WEAK" and "gay". Men do this. Stop spreading this tox1c BS and stop pretending it's women demanding it!
One more point to show how much a loving father Harry is. In the first game his wife was already terminally ill and they knew she wouldn't live long. Despite that and knowing he'd have to raise Cheryl alone he still went through with adopting her, both for the happiness of his wife in her last years and to give Cheryl a home and family.
Harry is the reason I like Silent Hill 1 more than Silent Hill 2. He's so pure! It makes my heart ache to see him literally go through hell and back to save his daughter.
[spoiler] If you think about James is opposite of Harry Harry was with his while she was sick until her death while James kill her because he was selfish Harry takes care his adopted daughter Cheryl while James ignore Laura Harry always remember his wife James forget about her. Harry came to silent hill to make his daughter happy while James come to silent hill because of his guilt Harry at the end of his life take care of heather of which wasn't even his original daughter Cheryl James kill himself because he was weak.
@@unknownuser494 That's the all point of James as a character, been introduce as someone practicly the same as harry just tho learn that he is in fact the opposite of Harry .
Aww, this was so heartfelt...! I never realized just how revolutionary the creators were on the concept of parenthood and that making a hero doesn’t matter on what gender/ role they play. Man, they made it seem so natural I never noticed...!
When reading the book that Harry wrote in, it depicts Harry as having his doubts about Cheryl and what thing was supposed to be spawned from her by the cult and Dhalia. Though as you progress foward in the book it shows that Harry deeply loved Heather even though he knew what her past was and her connection to Silent Hill. He loved and cared about her so much that he gave her the red liquid in a hardened capsule/tablet form and put it in a locket just in case that event ever happened. Even though she was Alessa Gallespie to Harry she was a Mason through and through. In one of the endings she takes the name Cheryl Mason to remember her previous self and to honor her fathers last name... Heather/Cheryl mason truly is like her dad in every way, Brave and stubborn and badass and can handle weapons just like her old man. Fun fact: the people who did the costume designs for Heather/Cheryl in SH3 were women :)
Excellent video, good to see Harry Mason finally getting much-needed attention and respect. He's a true blue hero if there ever was one, someone who quite literally goes to Hell and back for his child who isn't even blood-related. The fact he's so ordinary and yet against all odds still braves Silent Hill all in the name of Cheryl and never once quits or gives up makes him seem that much more heroic and badass. If there's an award for best father ever, he has surely both deserved and earned it. The decision to change the gender in the movie was pointless and silly (I say that as someone who actually likes the SH movie, too). As someone who grew up with an absent father and never knew him, I've got nothing but respect and admiration for good parents of both genders and to me Harry is the like the Dad I never had. I wish I'd had him as my father instead of the deadbeat, absent one I had, and in some ways he helps fill the void of my not-so-good father. Gans' reasoning is beyond ludicrous, a good parent regardless of gender goes above and beyond to protect their children, whether it's a mother or father. Harry Mason is a prime example of not only a good parent but also a true hero and in many ways he's one of the most unsung, underappreciated heroes in gaming. He doesn't have magic powers or a powered exosuit or massive Duke Nukem-esque firepower... he's just a devoted parent trying to rescue his child from horrors beyond imagination. You really don't get much more heroic than that.
someone had to say it. Adopting fathers or mothers are angels on earth. It is when people realized that blood relation doesnt mean that much as people tend to think , real human love to another human is beyond and higher than that.
I have zero problem with having male protagonists like Harry. I hate when a lot of guys still lie and pretend men have to never show their gentler sides, and has to have muscles etc. Pretending women are the ones who keep pushing this on men: WRONG. Again, wrong. It is mostly men forcing this unto other men and themselves. Proof keeps stacking up against dudes like Andrew Tate: the names keeps pilling up. Meanwhile you have women liking men like Harry and saying so openly: yet to those comments I always see men resppnding badly to our comments of acceptance. They'd rather push the illogical cycle of "men dont have emotions, men must be muscular" etc, rather than break free of it because it is considered "WEAK" and "gay". Men do this. Stop spreading this tox1c BS and stop pretending it's women demanding it!
I love the movie adaptation (please don't shoot me everyone) but the directors choice to change the gender of the parent willing to risk everything for their child always baffled me, especially because "a man wouldn't do that" and "it wouldn't work" is complete nonsense considering the game he was basing the movie off of proved that a father can do that. It was truthful enough that Konami was able to create a dynasty of sorts in the form of the Silent Hill franchise all because of the original story of the love within a father-daughter relationship and how a PARENT, not gender exclusive, will do anything for their child. Great analysis as always!
I adore the movie as well - growing up as a young woman I was really drawn to Rose and Cybil and this cast of women who were very dynamic and interesting. Finding out the reason behind the casting was absolute garbage though. As an adult, I would appreciate the film with a male lead just as much.
Love the movie, I've always thought by changing harry to rose in the movie works because rose is unknown in the game. With harry fans predicted what he'll do like in the game. As rose.. well i legit scared for her.
I love Christophe Gans, always been a fan. I think he was a brilliant choice for the movie as he understood the idea of sound and imagery probably better than most. From what I've read of his view making this, much like SH games, he had a theme, and that theme was Motherhood. His commentary is slightly misleading if you only see it as "Only a mother would do that," and instead look at the whole movie from the theme he wished to achieve. Mother of the cult, the mother who sacrificed her child, the mother of the child split in two, and the mother who walks through hell for her child. Even the use of nurses, who can also be matrons, fits into the theme. It would have been great to see the Father being the antitrope, sure, but I can see why Gans decided to go with the poetic idea of the theme instead for the movie. Quite likely it's because he didn't realise it was an anti-trope and so thought by creating the thread he was honouring the central concepts of the Silent Hill game. You've only got to study any one of his movies to know he is a guy who shoots every scene by a theme, be it all one colour predominantly, one season, or one light, he never shoots anything without a prevalent concept in place first. Hell, just look at how he uses blue and brown in SH.
They also changed Dhalia as a terrible mother to one who ends up feeling guilt for her daughter and being forgiven at the end. They really did do the game an injustice.
The diary you find where Harry admits that he resented the reborn Alessa and how he considered choking the baby out due to feeling how it robbed him of his little Cheryl only to stop and do his best all over again while apologizing to Alessa for even thinking that was one piece of diary that always hit raw. That despite the hell he faced, the trauma and the pain of having lost despite doing his best he soldiered on anyway, that even after knowing Alessa's supernatural background didn't stop him from being a father.
I was compelled to watch this twice. It articulates thoughts of my own that had been inchoate until this point. Having an 'every man' father as a protagonist was something you didn't really see in video games at that point. A trope flipped on its head as it were. Silent Hill 3 built upon it flawlessly in tragedy, yet I hadn't realized that was also a flipped trope. Christophe Gans didn't understand what made Silent Hill special. On that note I must say that you clearly do. Finally did a Harry episode!
Harry makes me think of my own father, both are kind and loving and better men than i'll ever be. I was so angry when they cut him out of the movie and put that Rose in his place.
Harry is such an underrated character. I feel like if another team got a hold of silent hill 1 and 3, and remade them, they’d screw up his character. They’d make him a badass action hero, or just make him a woman. What’s interesting about Harry is how he subverts expectations. He’s awkward, nervous, and human. He isn’t Superman. But he’s also caring and loving. And faces Silent Hill for his daughter.
You know, when it's 8:40 in the morning, and you recieve a notification from the gaming muse, it's time for coffee in order to concentrate in watching this masterpiece! Keep it up muse , we love your silent hill videos! 👍
3:44 I love the movie, but it is forever bittersweet because the reason for the change is horrible. Every time I hear Christopher’s excuse, my thought is, “speak for yourself, buddy…”
So happy you uploaded a video on Harry! I remember my first time playing through SH3 and being completely devastated finding him in that chair. I absolutely wanted vengeance . I never knew about the whole Lolita naming thing, that's really strange to me...aside from the fact Lolita is one of my favorite books and Silent Hill is my favorite game series, I feel like that would have been....I guess; a creepy thing to do to Harry and Cheryl (and not in a good silent-hilly way). Especially because Harry was such a good father, he doesn't need that stigma around him, especially in such a heavily symbolic game. I'm so glad you've been uploading more Silent Hill videos! I get so excited every time I see them on my feed! Thanks Muse
I agree with you completely. I feel the exact same way, these videos always give me a feeling of joy. I just love how in depth they are and how well put together they are, I find them very interesting to be honest. They brighten up my day and give me something to enjoy. :) As for people like yourself, I can't help but comment and share my thoughts because people like you are very nice and polite and you have a lot to share which I find wonderful. Sorry to bother or annoy you. Please do take care of yourself, never change as a person and have a lovely day or evening ma'am. =)
It's no bother at all! I rarely get to have conversations about Silent Hill (which I'm weirdly passionate about, I even went out and got tattoos of the Halo of the Sun and the Seal of Metatron) So I always appreciate talking to another fan and hearing their opinions about it. Thank you so much for the kind words! Do you have a favorite of the series?
+FreakVenDor Aw you're extremely kind. I'm glad you're not bothered, I just worry a lot you see. Oh also you got tattoos?? That's pretty neat. Aha that's some devotion right there. :) Not trying to appear rude but do you mind if I ask where the tattoos are placed on your body? You don't have to answer if you do not wish to, I'm just very curious and interested is all. As for a favorite of the series I personally do not have one, I like them all equally if that makes sense. However I do like Harry as a character to be honest with you. I just love how he's represented and presented in general. Do you have any particular character that you prefer or really like? I hope you're having a good day currently as well ma'am. =)
Last night I finished playing The Evil Within 2 . It felt like playing silent Hill 1 , resident evil 4, and some assassin Creed all at once. Although the protagonist in the evil within is portayed as a loving father , I never cared for his pain, I just enjoyed the game play. What I like about Silent Hill's male protagonists , is that they are not testosterone-fuelled "manly" assholes.
I'd reccomend playing the second one. It characterizes Sebastian in a much more paternal way. Imo in the first he was still withdrawn and closed off because of his losses and alcoholism. The 2nd game has him confront all this directly. We get to see him as not just a "hardboiled" detective, but as a husband and father.
Unfortunately, some adoptive parents don't do it because they want to help a child. There are high rates of abuse in adoptive families :( But of course there are great ones like Harry too.
Yeah, it bummed me so much when harry died in the SH3 that i just put my controller, shut the console off & didn’t play the game for a month or so. When i bought the game i really hope that i can play as him once more only to see him died in his 1st appearance.
When you get past the horror aspect of 1 and 3, there's a glimpse of lighthearted approach behind it. Even though the first focused on the rescue mission, the third stood beside that as a revenge tale. Chaos wiped away any hope for a brighter future for Heather's character leaving her a broken, but formidable survivor in the end of 3. But best of all she goes full Sailor Moon mode baby.
I will eventually, but at the moment I don't have access to the game. :c I will buy it eventually, but my backlog of new games is a little too full at the moment XD
Maybe, they wanted to make him a p*do? After all what they did with James is a proof that they can write a character like that. Though, I don't mind Harry just being a paranoid but lovingly parent.
Harry's depiction of a good responsible, devoted, and loving father is a representation of what men are supposed to be. It's a shame that depictions like this are few and far between nowadays, replaced more often than not by bumbling fools who give bad advice, are irresponsible, and irrational. This is most likely due to the prevalence of female chauvinism in the 21st century. It's sad that many today don't understand that you don't need to denigrate one gender in order to promote and foster progress for another. Men and women both have commendable qualities, and both can be flawed.
Completely agree. I find it kind belittling that in order to have a good female character she needs to be surrounded by inadequate make characters. Like she needs characters to make her look good. Last good female character I can think of that didn't rely on shit male characters was Wonder Woman
The Silent Hill movie (the one from 2006 anyway) was one of the best video game movies ever made. It did have its own canon and didn't faithfully follow the story of the game as well as it should have, and was at best a 5/10 movie. But the simple fact that the director made the executive decision to change the main character to a female because of his idea that fathers don't give as much of a shit about their children? That's fucking deplorable.
A male character I like is called Gus, from a game called Still life. You play his granddaughter in the game too. But they are in different time periods. He is a detective who is helping a group of women who are the victims of a serial killer. The women are prostitutes, but he does not care about that. He helps them. Even going so far as to refuse to take their money in payment for helping, even though this is his job. It’s commented that no one want to know about them, and will only be brought up as a number, not as girls or people. They are largely ignored by others, helping each other when they can. The women are treated with kindness by the game, in that they are treated more like humans. Not by those who made the game and Gus himself. His notes on them makes that even more clear. Even when something happened to one who annoyed me a bit, I was still sad and shocked. Gus is a strong character, because when he finds out his boss is helping with a cover up, he is not having it.
I like the idea Harry's death isn't only about Heather letting go, but us as players too. It's like "This is a sequel, but it isn't the same game. It's time to put the first to bed as it is never returning. That is how time works, nothing is forever. After accepting that, we can move forwards."
Geez I loved Harry and his death it ne hard 😔 poor heather. Losing my mom was definately the hardest thing I’ve ever been through and I completely can relate
I can't shake the feeling the name Humbert was considered for some sort of sick reason. Not only that, some of the promotional art for Silent Hill 3 features some suggestive images of Heather who is Cheryl reincarnated (I'm not sure on that one, but they have the same name and Heather did come from that Goddess Cheryl became). There's an official and very suggestive image of Heather with a partially unzipped vest without her orange shirt underneath (does not feature nudity, but does show some skin). Another suggestive piece of *official* art features Heather's back while in very short shorts, her butt in full view. Heather's design does also feature a very short skirt. I'm also seeing what's listed as a "Promotional Figure" of Heather with the unzipped vest and no under shirt on the Silent Will Wikia. Not sure if it's official, I can't find it anywhere except for on the Wikia page. Heather is just 17 years old and I do believe (though I may be mistaken) the age of consent in Japan, where Team Silent resided during development of SH3, varies depending on the region. The oldest age limit in any Japanese region being 17. Clearly a deliberate choice to make Heather the minimum age of consent in all parts of Japan, though this might be because the game features a pregnant Heather. The devs could have just said she was 17 as too not stir up controversy by having pregnant minor in their game. SH3 still features a pregnant minor in most parts of the world, but she would not be considered one in Japan. They may have also figured outside cultures might be more accepting of the idea as it's based off virgin mothers of Gods like Mary from the Bible. This is all speculation, none of this might not mean anything or it might mean something completely unrelated. My fear and disgust might just be making me see something that isn't there. Making connections where things don't actually connect. I might be overthinking everything and just giving into my worries and over active imagination. Still, the fact someone on the team wanted to name Cheryl after Dolores is dsigusting, and the connection Heather has to Cheryl seems like more than a simple coincidence to me. Not to mention the sexualized official art of Heather. I hope I'm wrong, but I just can't shake the suspicion that there's some sick reason for wanting to name Harry after Humbert and Cheryl after Dolores.
My theory is that there was some darker aspect to the story originally, and it was changed, and the name was a holdover from that original idea. That's my theory - especially since a lot of the darker aspects of the game were controversial and even censored at the time, I bet that they had to tone down a lot of their ideas. The stuff about Heather and the suggestive imagery is on point - I think that part of the story is about the sexualization and the predatory voyuerism of society towards teen girls, and it makes you part of that. The skirt wasn't originally the plan though. Watch the Making of Sh3 here on youtube and you'll find she was wearing jeans at first. It was two female artists who wanted her to be more traditionally feminine, and choose the skirt. I think it's a good fit - it makes her look more vulnerable and out of place in this horrific world.
This comment is exactly on point. However I actually find the likening to the Virgin Mary to be the stupidest thing ever done: just shows what Team Silent thinks about Catholicism. In fact, I just realized how much I actually hate this game!
I have to admit, seeing Harry dead affected me more than it should have. (It probably didn’t help that I was in the worst state of my clinical depression at the time, and a few months later I attempted to take my own life for the first time.) It definitely hit me harder than when Aeris was killed in Final Fantasy VII, which was originally my favorite video game until I played Silent Hill 2.
I know. Harry even dedicated his life to researching Silent Hill and the cult to keep his daughter safe. I believe Claudia actually killed him to cut Heathers' ties to the real world so she gives up and throws herself towards the cult.
I have to say that I really enjoy all of your Silent Hill videos. It is my #1 favorite game series (even the movie is my favorite movie). Even as much as I play them you've opened my eyes to a lot of things I never thought of. You especially made me think of SH 4 in a totally new way with your analysis of Walter and Henry and I love you for that. Have you ever considered doing Symbolism videos of certain monsters from the series, besides Pyramid Head of course?
Really great analysis and video!! Still not over Harry and Lisa not escaping Silent Hill together T_T however...maybe in my fan faiction mind, maybe part of him is like a guardian in Silent Hill now, much like The Hermit, and maybe...he can help Lisa transcend the darkness within her and set her free! XD
Harry and lisa will always be together in next fear. You might wanna take a look at my silent hill 3 glitch maybe you could get some closer on harry a bit becuase this glitch is weird just take a look on my channel
I like how you mentioned how harry died. A lot of us asked how could he survive sh1 and be killed just like that. It was most likely an ambush. It's been a nearly 20 year crime scene to me. And also, I was wondering about that room in the nowhere church. Look at the blood trail going to the door then go outside in the hallway and look at the floor. Does thr blood still continue? If you keep following it, you'll be lead to the morgue room. 😱😳 sometimes I wonder if one of those bodies are his.
I really hope we haven't been interpreting Silent Hill wrong, and Harry was actually a Humbert Humbert clone, because pursuing/catching Alessa, getting rid of the mother, taking the young girl across America, never staying in one place long, murdering someone who tried to take her, and being pursued by a detective were all key points in Lolita.
If there is possibly another version of Harry roaming through Silent Hill, what would his role play in SH3 and future SH games? Would he be guiding Heather? Leading her to a righteous path or simply observing her from a distance? Also would he be different or the same in personality as he would if still alive?
Woah, I can see parallels in these ocurrences with The last of us 2, the main difference is that i think in SH 3 was better executed and less pretentious...
I always thought that since first game just starts over on next fear then harry is trapped in silent hill but his body is dead in sh3 and he is stuck in an endless loop of waking up in the dinner
If i had a Daughter and She goes missing in a situation like Silent Hill. I would do any to put My own life at risk to save Her. I'm not sure at the near end where a ghostly woman would spawn out a new baby, insead of My Daughter, would be strange at first looking, but if You known beforehand on Why this a part of Your daughter, then I will instinctively accept Her and Run.
I heard another theory that SH3 could be more emotional if we weren't bent on revenge, i mean of all the stories and movies that we see, aren't they teaching us that: "killing doesn't solve anything?" Heather just dives in to kill Claudia and expresses her complete hatred towards her throughout the game.
Also, I didn't like the movie director changing the gender of the parent. I really liked Harry. I have zero problem with having male protagonists like Harry. I hate when a lot of guys still lie and pretend men have to never show their gentler sides, and has to have muscles etc. Pretending women are the ones who keep pushing this on men: WRONG. Again, wrong. It is mostly men forcing this unto other men and themselves. Proof keeps stacking up against dudes like Andrew Tate: the names keeps pilling up. Meanwhile you have women liking men like Harry and saying so openly: yet to those comments I always see men resppnding badly to our comments of acceptance. They'd rather push the illogical cycle of "men dont have emotions, men must be muscular" etc, rather than break free of it because it is considered "WEAK" and "gay". Men do this. Stop spreading this tox1c BS and stop pretending it's women demanding it!
Wait what? I have yet to see the movie but I know that Harry isn't likely there...What I DON'T KNOW is that they ditched the idea just cuz his role is better off with a mother!?! No offence to mothers (or the female character in the movie...I haven't watched it so I don't think I have the right to judge just yet.), but where's justice for Harry!?! It breaks my heart to know that he didn't make it to the big screen when he clearly deserves it :'( .
Her dad just entered her nightmares and kicked the ass of every single thing that scared her. Of course to her eyes, dad is a super hero. The strongest man in the world.
IncognitaEX Like Asura?
He lied...
That’s why I said there’s nobody bigger and badder than Harry Mason! He faced a lot of shit in Silent Hill!
And he was an ordinary writer and 32-years old man without superpowers or any fighting skills. And he still went through it.
aren't we forgetting guys like James Sunderland and Henry Townsend?
Harry's dedication to Cheryl is so under appreciated. He's a single dad (his wife is deceased) and he's braving the horrors of Silent Hill to get back a kid most people would expect him to see as a burden. He's not doing it at the threat off a pissed of wife, he's not doing it out of some biologically compelled obligation, he's doing it because Cheryl is his daughter and all they have in the world is each other. In the past I was never able to pin down why Silent Hill 3 was my favorite, but your videos have helped me realize that it's because of Heather and Harry and everything they represent.
Roxie P yesss! I feel the exact same way.
I think people like him more than you think.
If someday i become a father, harry will be my best reference
Try youre best.
*_heY, waIt, nO! sToP!_*
How to be the best dad:
Carry a glass vile (just in case you need to scoop up random red liquid)
Help out random strangers when looking for your missing kid
Kill them in a duel form boss battle in which you get a younger better kid
If you do that, you’ll be the best father in the world ❤️
You're a Harry, wizard
I still cry about Harry's death in SH3. Yeah, he was THAT important to me.
He was and is still the best dad ever!
Harry doesn't get enough appreciation, so I loved this video. While a devoted father, he was also very much human: clumsy, awkward, confused, stressed, probably a little prissy (remarking that Midwich's door painting is in poor taste) and uptight (Heather calls him a "worrywart"). These qualities made his determination to save Cheryl stand out even more, and that fallibility of character was what endeared me to him.
SH3 painted a rather complex picture of him. His journal to Heather, "To My Dear Daughter," disclosed his pain and inner struggle following Silent Hill. He dealt with dark thoughts of abandoning and even killing the baby he received, not knowing what she could become, confused if she'd "replaced" his lost Cheryl or was just another demon. His decision to raise her as his own, regardless of his grief, speaks of enormous courage and strength of character.
Also, I may be reading a bit much into this, but there is one line in "To My Dear Daughter" that always puzzled me a little: "The newly-born God wailed once and was dead." Harry seems to suggest he didn't really kill God himself? He goes on to claim it was Alessa's conscious resistance that killed it... So does that mean the bypass-final boss trick is canon?
By using all your bullets by the end of the game (and in essence not worrying about preserving yourself but instead killing the monsters that could be of harm to Cheryl) it makes sense that Alessa would fight back to protect Harry. Atleast that's how I see it.
@@unknownuser494 What?
@@nnnnmhughuuhhjiijj9457 I probably mean morally good character I don't remember why I write this.
Yes, I am sure more of us love Harry more than we know.
I have zero problem with having male protagonists like Harry.
I hate when a lot of guys still lie and pretend men have to never show their gentler sides, and has to have muscles etc.
Pretending women are the ones who keep pushing this on men: WRONG. Again, wrong.
It is mostly men forcing this unto other men and themselves.
Proof keeps stacking up against dudes like Andrew Tate: the names keeps pilling up.
Meanwhile you have women liking men like Harry and saying so openly: yet to those comments I always see men resppnding badly to our comments of acceptance.
They'd rather push the illogical cycle of "men dont have emotions, men must be muscular" etc, rather than break free of it because it is considered "WEAK" and "gay".
Men do this. Stop spreading this tox1c BS and stop pretending it's women demanding it!
One more point to show how much a loving father Harry is. In the first game his wife was already terminally ill and they knew she wouldn't live long. Despite that and knowing he'd have to raise Cheryl alone he still went through with adopting her, both for the happiness of his wife in her last years and to give Cheryl a home and family.
Harry is very good example of a good father. His death makes me cry everytime😢
Harry is the reason I like Silent Hill 1 more than Silent Hill 2. He's so pure! It makes my heart ache to see him literally go through hell and back to save his daughter.
Yeah only to end up dying 17 years later by the cult, its fucked up.
But he knew he was going to die eventually by the cult.
[spoiler]
If you think about James is opposite of Harry
Harry was with his while she was sick until her death while James kill her because he was selfish
Harry takes care his adopted daughter Cheryl while James ignore Laura
Harry always remember his wife James forget about her.
Harry came to silent hill to make his daughter happy while James come to silent hill because of his guilt
Harry at the end of his life take care of heather of which wasn't even his original daughter Cheryl James kill himself because he was weak.
@@unknownuser494 That's the all point of James as a character, been introduce as someone practicly the same as harry just tho learn that he is in fact the opposite of Harry .
@@mex321 the fact he knew he was going to die but kept her safe anyway really goes to show how good of a father he was
@@unknownuser494 so, if someone kills themselves they're "weak"????
To this day, Harry is a character that always look to for inspiration, showing even the most gentle soul can rise to the occasion.
Aww, this was so heartfelt...!
I never realized just how revolutionary the creators were on the concept of parenthood and that making a hero doesn’t matter on what gender/ role they play. Man, they made it seem so natural I never noticed...!
Silent hill 3 was really ahead of its time in terms of gender roles (and many other things) still RIP team silent :(
When reading the book that Harry wrote in, it depicts Harry as having his doubts about Cheryl and what thing was supposed to be spawned from her by the cult and Dhalia. Though as you progress foward in the book it shows that Harry deeply loved Heather even though he knew what her past was and her connection to Silent Hill. He loved and cared about her so much that he gave her the red liquid in a hardened capsule/tablet form and put it in a locket just in case that event ever happened. Even though she was Alessa Gallespie to Harry she was a Mason through and through.
In one of the endings she takes the name Cheryl Mason to remember her previous self and to honor her fathers last name... Heather/Cheryl mason truly is like her dad in every way, Brave and stubborn and badass and can handle weapons just like her old man.
Fun fact: the people who did the costume designs for Heather/Cheryl in SH3 were women :)
Excellent video, good to see Harry Mason finally getting much-needed attention and respect. He's a true blue hero if there ever was one, someone who quite literally goes to Hell and back for his child who isn't even blood-related. The fact he's so ordinary and yet against all odds still braves Silent Hill all in the name of Cheryl and never once quits or gives up makes him seem that much more heroic and badass. If there's an award for best father ever, he has surely both deserved and earned it. The decision to change the gender in the movie was pointless and silly (I say that as someone who actually likes the SH movie, too). As someone who grew up with an absent father and never knew him, I've got nothing but respect and admiration for good parents of both genders and to me Harry is the like the Dad I never had. I wish I'd had him as my father instead of the deadbeat, absent one I had, and in some ways he helps fill the void of my not-so-good father. Gans' reasoning is beyond ludicrous, a good parent regardless of gender goes above and beyond to protect their children, whether it's a mother or father. Harry Mason is a prime example of not only a good parent but also a true hero and in many ways he's one of the most unsung, underappreciated heroes in gaming. He doesn't have magic powers or a powered exosuit or massive Duke Nukem-esque firepower... he's just a devoted parent trying to rescue his child from horrors beyond imagination. You really don't get much more heroic than that.
someone had to say it. Adopting fathers or mothers are angels on earth. It is when people realized that blood relation doesnt mean that much as people tend to think , real human love to another human is beyond and higher than that.
I have zero problem with having male protagonists like Harry.
I hate when a lot of guys still lie and pretend men have to never show their gentler sides, and has to have muscles etc.
Pretending women are the ones who keep pushing this on men: WRONG. Again, wrong.
It is mostly men forcing this unto other men and themselves.
Proof keeps stacking up against dudes like Andrew Tate: the names keeps pilling up.
Meanwhile you have women liking men like Harry and saying so openly: yet to those comments I always see men resppnding badly to our comments of acceptance.
They'd rather push the illogical cycle of "men dont have emotions, men must be muscular" etc, rather than break free of it because it is considered "WEAK" and "gay".
Men do this. Stop spreading this tox1c BS and stop pretending it's women demanding it!
"A man would never do these things."
Harry Mason: Alright. Hold my beer.
Harry Mason proved Christophe Gans wrong
That was such a tone-deaf and ignorant statement by Gans. He didn't understand the game or characters at all.
Hold my radio
@@avalonjustinexactly, the worst part is that he kept rambling about how much he loved the game.
Hold my health drink
I love the movie adaptation (please don't shoot me everyone) but the directors choice to change the gender of the parent willing to risk everything for their child always baffled me, especially because "a man wouldn't do that" and "it wouldn't work" is complete nonsense considering the game he was basing the movie off of proved that a father can do that.
It was truthful enough that Konami was able to create a dynasty of sorts in the form of the Silent Hill franchise all because of the original story of the love within a father-daughter relationship and how a PARENT, not gender exclusive, will do anything for their child.
Great analysis as always!
I adore the movie as well - growing up as a young woman I was really drawn to Rose and Cybil and this cast of women who were very dynamic and interesting. Finding out the reason behind the casting was absolute garbage though. As an adult, I would appreciate the film with a male lead just as much.
Love the movie, I've always thought by changing harry to rose in the movie works because rose is unknown in the game. With harry fans predicted what he'll do like in the game. As rose.. well i legit scared for her.
I love Christophe Gans, always been a fan. I think he was a brilliant choice for the movie as he understood the idea of sound and imagery probably better than most.
From what I've read of his view making this, much like SH games, he had a theme, and that theme was Motherhood. His commentary is slightly misleading if you only see it as "Only a mother would do that," and instead look at the whole movie from the theme he wished to achieve. Mother of the cult, the mother who sacrificed her child, the mother of the child split in two, and the mother who walks through hell for her child. Even the use of nurses, who can also be matrons, fits into the theme.
It would have been great to see the Father being the antitrope, sure, but I can see why Gans decided to go with the poetic idea of the theme instead for the movie. Quite likely it's because he didn't realise it was an anti-trope and so thought by creating the thread he was honouring the central concepts of the Silent Hill game. You've only got to study any one of his movies to know he is a guy who shoots every scene by a theme, be it all one colour predominantly, one season, or one light, he never shoots anything without a prevalent concept in place first. Hell, just look at how he uses blue and brown in SH.
Joel from The Last of Us and Lee from The Walking Dead would have a few words for the director.
They also changed Dhalia as a terrible mother to one who ends up feeling guilt for her daughter and being forgiven at the end. They really did do the game an injustice.
The diary you find where Harry admits that he resented the reborn Alessa and how he considered choking the baby out due to feeling how it robbed him of his little Cheryl only to stop and do his best all over again while apologizing to Alessa for even thinking that was one piece of diary that always hit raw. That despite the hell he faced, the trauma and the pain of having lost despite doing his best he soldiered on anyway, that even after knowing Alessa's supernatural background didn't stop him from being a father.
I was compelled to watch this twice. It articulates thoughts of my own that had been inchoate until this point. Having an 'every man' father as a protagonist was something you didn't really see in video games at that point. A trope flipped on its head as it were. Silent Hill 3 built upon it flawlessly in tragedy, yet I hadn't realized that was also a flipped trope. Christophe Gans didn't understand what made Silent Hill special. On that note I must say that you clearly do. Finally did a Harry episode!
Harry makes me think of my own father, both are kind and loving and better men than i'll ever be. I was so angry when they cut him out of the movie and put that Rose in his place.
Harry is such an underrated character. I feel like if another team got a hold of silent hill 1 and 3, and remade them, they’d screw up his character. They’d make him a badass action hero, or just make him a woman. What’s interesting about Harry is how he subverts expectations. He’s awkward, nervous, and human. He isn’t Superman. But he’s also caring and loving. And faces Silent Hill for his daughter.
You know, when it's 8:40 in the morning, and you recieve a notification from the gaming muse, it's time for coffee in order to concentrate in watching this masterpiece! Keep it up muse , we love your silent hill videos! 👍
my thoughts exactly
I will forever love this series
3:44 I love the movie, but it is forever bittersweet because the reason for the change is horrible. Every time I hear Christopher’s excuse, my thought is, “speak for yourself, buddy…”
Good one, Muse.
Can't wait til you get to the dog.
So happy you uploaded a video on Harry! I remember my first time playing through SH3 and being completely devastated finding him in that chair. I absolutely wanted vengeance . I never knew about the whole Lolita naming thing, that's really strange to me...aside from the fact Lolita is one of my favorite books and Silent Hill is my favorite game series, I feel like that would have been....I guess; a creepy thing to do to Harry and Cheryl (and not in a good silent-hilly way). Especially because Harry was such a good father, he doesn't need that stigma around him, especially in such a heavily symbolic game. I'm so glad you've been uploading more Silent Hill videos! I get so excited every time I see them on my feed! Thanks Muse
I agree with you completely. I feel the exact same way, these videos always give me a feeling of joy. I just love how in depth they are and how well put together they are, I find them very interesting to be honest. They brighten up my day and give me something to enjoy. :) As for people like yourself, I can't help but comment and share my thoughts because people like you are very nice and polite and you have a lot to share which I find wonderful. Sorry to bother or annoy you. Please do take care of yourself, never change as a person and have a lovely day or evening ma'am. =)
It's no bother at all! I rarely get to have conversations about Silent Hill (which I'm weirdly passionate about, I even went out and got tattoos of the Halo of the Sun and the Seal of Metatron) So I always appreciate talking to another fan and hearing their opinions about it. Thank you so much for the kind words! Do you have a favorite of the series?
+FreakVenDor Aw you're extremely kind. I'm glad you're not bothered, I just worry a lot you see. Oh also you got tattoos?? That's pretty neat. Aha that's some devotion right there. :) Not trying to appear rude but do you mind if I ask where the tattoos are placed on your body? You don't have to answer if you do not wish to, I'm just very curious and interested is all. As for a favorite of the series I personally do not have one, I like them all equally if that makes sense. However I do like Harry as a character to be honest with you. I just love how he's represented and presented in general. Do you have any particular character that you prefer or really like? I hope you're having a good day currently as well ma'am. =)
Last night I finished playing The Evil Within 2 . It felt like playing silent Hill 1 , resident evil 4, and some assassin Creed all at once. Although the protagonist in the evil within is portayed as a loving father , I never cared for his pain, I just enjoyed the game play. What I like about Silent Hill's male protagonists , is that they are not testosterone-fuelled "manly" assholes.
So "testosterone fuelled" and "manly" means asshole in your dictionnary. What's so bad about being manly ?
I'd reccomend playing the second one. It characterizes Sebastian in a much more paternal way. Imo in the first he was still withdrawn and closed off because of his losses and alcoholism. The 2nd game has him confront all this directly. We get to see him as not just a "hardboiled" detective, but as a husband and father.
"....and an adoptive father can be the best parent there is." that makes since cause if you had no desire for children you wouldn't even adopt one.
Unfortunately, some adoptive parents don't do it because they want to help a child. There are high rates of abuse in adoptive families :( But of course there are great ones like Harry too.
Harry is a role model both as a father and as a person
Yeah, it bummed me so much when harry died in the SH3 that i just put my controller, shut the console off & didn’t play the game for a month or so. When i bought the game i really hope that i can play as him once more only to see him died in his 1st appearance.
When you get past the horror aspect of 1 and 3, there's a glimpse of lighthearted approach behind it. Even though the first focused on the rescue mission, the third stood beside that as a revenge tale. Chaos wiped away any hope for a brighter future for Heather's character leaving her a broken, but formidable survivor in the end of 3. But best of all she goes full Sailor Moon mode baby.
Harry deserved better :(
are you ever doing shattered memories? I think he is a great character there too.
I will eventually, but at the moment I don't have access to the game. :c I will buy it eventually, but my backlog of new games is a little too full at the moment XD
Why in the heck would they associate humbert with Harry?! They are complete opposites!
Maybe they had a different story in mind? SH2 shows that they wanted to make something like that.
Maybe, they wanted to make him a p*do? After all what they did with James is a proof that they can write a character like that. Though, I don't mind Harry just being a paranoid but lovingly parent.
Harry's depiction of a good responsible, devoted, and loving father is a representation of what men are supposed to be. It's a shame that depictions like this are few and far between nowadays, replaced more often than not by bumbling fools who give bad advice, are irresponsible, and irrational. This is most likely due to the prevalence of female chauvinism in the 21st century. It's sad that many today don't understand that you don't need to denigrate one gender in order to promote and foster progress for another. Men and women both have commendable qualities, and both can be flawed.
Completely agree. I find it kind belittling that in order to have a good female character she needs to be surrounded by inadequate make characters. Like she needs characters to make her look good. Last good female character I can think of that didn't rely on shit male characters was Wonder Woman
Absolutely flawless
When people ask me why I don't like the film adaptation of "Silent Hill", I always direct them to this video.
The Silent Hill movie (the one from 2006 anyway) was one of the best video game movies ever made. It did have its own canon and didn't faithfully follow the story of the game as well as it should have, and was at best a 5/10 movie. But the simple fact that the director made the executive decision to change the main character to a female because of his idea that fathers don't give as much of a shit about their children? That's fucking deplorable.
YES!!! I am always excited to see a new post from you!!
Harry is one of the best father figures in modern fiction and I'll defend him till the very end.
A male character I like is called Gus, from a game called Still life. You play his granddaughter in the game too. But they are in different time periods.
He is a detective who is helping a group of women who are the victims of a serial killer. The women are prostitutes, but he does not care about that. He helps them. Even going so far as to refuse to take their money in payment for helping, even though this is his job. It’s commented that no one want to know about them, and will only be brought up as a number, not as girls or people. They are largely ignored by others, helping each other when they can.
The women are treated with kindness by the game, in that they are treated more like humans. Not by those who made the game and Gus himself. His notes on them makes that even more clear. Even when something happened to one who annoyed me a bit, I was still sad and shocked.
Gus is a strong character, because when he finds out his boss is helping with a cover up, he is not having it.
loving this series so much, thank you muse
Thank you for saying that a father can go through hell for his child. It's all about love.
I don’t have words; simply amazing. Thank you,
I don't wanna believe some version of Harry is on the other world. He won his rest
I like the idea Harry's death isn't only about Heather letting go, but us as players too. It's like "This is a sequel, but it isn't the same game. It's time to put the first to bed as it is never returning. That is how time works, nothing is forever. After accepting that, we can move forwards."
What kind of insane world does the director live in that he thinks a man wouldn’t risk his life for someone he loves, especially his own child?
That opening theme is so catchy!! Plus, great video!!
2:40am here now but man your video was worth the weight in gold thank you.
That's why the movie sucked. I heard that the Director said a father would never do this but a mother would. It should have been harry in the movie.
samrican07 it should have 🗣!
I really love this video, Harry is my favorite character of the franchise
Thank you for giving some credit to men for being a caring parent. We're not so terrible really...
Naming Harry and Cheryl after Lolita characters is baffling on pretty much every level.
this makes me realize how messed up my own family is; if IM in a dire situation, no one lifts a finger to help me
Geez I loved Harry and his death it ne hard 😔 poor heather. Losing my mom was definately the hardest thing I’ve ever been through and I completely can relate
3:23 I wonder who Alessa's dad was. He probably either got killed by the Order or ran when he realised how crazy Dahlia was.
Harry is like my father
He's not real lol. I would like to have harry as my dad tho
Love your content
My favourite part of the week. Loving the series Muse!
Never clicked on a video so fast before!
What is this memes origin? Im genuinely curious.
Dongadoball Dongadoball hmm I’m not sure. I think it’s just one of those things UA-cam commenters say a lot. It’s kinda the new “First”.
@@JameyDePluton i never replied back at a comment this fast 😎...... How was that?! 😉
Dongadoball Dongadoball lol perfect👌🏼
@@JameyDePluton 😄FINALLY im part of the group, i mean... FIRST 😎
Harry is my second favorite character, right after James of course
I like how a silent hill 2 remake trailer just played during this
I can't shake the feeling the name Humbert was considered for some sort of sick reason. Not only that, some of the promotional art for Silent Hill 3 features some suggestive images of Heather who is Cheryl reincarnated (I'm not sure on that one, but they have the same name and Heather did come from that Goddess Cheryl became). There's an official and very suggestive image of Heather with a partially unzipped vest without her orange shirt underneath (does not feature nudity, but does show some skin). Another suggestive piece of *official* art features Heather's back while in very short shorts, her butt in full view. Heather's design does also feature a very short skirt. I'm also seeing what's listed as a "Promotional Figure" of Heather with the unzipped vest and no under shirt on the Silent Will Wikia. Not sure if it's official, I can't find it anywhere except for on the Wikia page.
Heather is just 17 years old and I do believe (though I may be mistaken) the age of consent in Japan, where Team Silent resided during development of SH3, varies depending on the region. The oldest age limit in any Japanese region being 17. Clearly a deliberate choice to make Heather the minimum age of consent in all parts of Japan, though this might be because the game features a pregnant Heather. The devs could have just said she was 17 as too not stir up controversy by having pregnant minor in their game. SH3 still features a pregnant minor in most parts of the world, but she would not be considered one in Japan. They may have also figured outside cultures might be more accepting of the idea as it's based off virgin mothers of Gods like Mary from the Bible.
This is all speculation, none of this might not mean anything or it might mean something completely unrelated. My fear and disgust might just be making me see something that isn't there. Making connections where things don't actually connect. I might be overthinking everything and just giving into my worries and over active imagination. Still, the fact someone on the team wanted to name Cheryl after Dolores is dsigusting, and the connection Heather has to Cheryl seems like more than a simple coincidence to me. Not to mention the sexualized official art of Heather. I hope I'm wrong, but I just can't shake the suspicion that there's some sick reason for wanting to name Harry after Humbert and Cheryl after Dolores.
My theory is that there was some darker aspect to the story originally, and it was changed, and the name was a holdover from that original idea. That's my theory - especially since a lot of the darker aspects of the game were controversial and even censored at the time, I bet that they had to tone down a lot of their ideas. The stuff about Heather and the suggestive imagery is on point - I think that part of the story is about the sexualization and the predatory voyuerism of society towards teen girls, and it makes you part of that.
The skirt wasn't originally the plan though. Watch the Making of Sh3 here on youtube and you'll find she was wearing jeans at first. It was two female artists who wanted her to be more traditionally feminine, and choose the skirt. I think it's a good fit - it makes her look more vulnerable and out of place in this horrific world.
The art of Heather in short shorts isn't official tho
This comment is exactly on point. However I actually find the likening to the Virgin Mary to be the stupidest thing ever done: just shows what Team Silent thinks about Catholicism. In fact, I just realized how much I actually hate this game!
I have to admit, seeing Harry dead affected me more than it should have. (It probably didn’t help that I was in the worst state of my clinical depression at the time, and a few months later I attempted to take my own life for the first time.) It definitely hit me harder than when Aeris was killed in Final Fantasy VII, which was originally my favorite video game until I played Silent Hill 2.
Harry is such a pure being and I would die for him! Well... that is if he weren't already dead
I know. Harry even dedicated his life to researching Silent Hill and the cult to keep his daughter safe. I believe Claudia actually killed him to cut Heathers' ties to the real world so she gives up and throws herself towards the cult.
I have to say that I really enjoy all of your Silent Hill videos. It is my #1 favorite game series (even the movie is my favorite movie). Even as much as I play them you've opened my eyes to a lot of things I never thought of. You especially made me think of SH 4 in a totally new way with your analysis of Walter and Henry and I love you for that.
Have you ever considered doing Symbolism videos of certain monsters from the series, besides Pyramid Head of course?
Amazing video! Keep up the good work! :D
I wish we could get a new silent hill movie that did it justice
Another great video Muse, Harry's happy to see that Symbolism vid xD
I love this video thank you so much
Well Harry and Humbert are both chasing after a little girl despite everything going wrong
I wish you’d incorporated Harry from Shattered Memories as well, though this was good.
Fantastic video. Keep up the great work, you're content is very enjoyable. :)
Watching the whole serie. Great work!
This game hit you that much more when you become a parent.
Really great analysis and video!! Still not over Harry and Lisa not escaping Silent Hill together T_T however...maybe in my fan faiction mind, maybe part of him is like a guardian in Silent Hill now, much like The Hermit, and maybe...he can help Lisa transcend the darkness within her and set her free! XD
Harry and lisa will always be together in next fear. You might wanna take a look at my silent hill 3 glitch maybe you could get some closer on harry a bit becuase this glitch is weird just take a look on my channel
Hmm that was interesting for sure! im not exactly sure as to what it represents!
I like how you mentioned how harry died. A lot of us asked how could he survive sh1 and be killed just like that. It was most likely an ambush. It's been a nearly 20 year crime scene to me. And also, I was wondering about that room in the nowhere church. Look at the blood trail going to the door then go outside in the hallway and look at the floor. Does thr blood still continue? If you keep following it, you'll be lead to the morgue room. 😱😳 sometimes I wonder if one of those bodies are his.
I really hope we haven't been interpreting Silent Hill wrong, and Harry was actually a Humbert Humbert clone, because pursuing/catching Alessa, getting rid of the mother, taking the young girl across America, never staying in one place long, murdering someone who tried to take her, and being pursued by a detective were all key points in Lolita.
If there is possibly another version of Harry roaming through Silent Hill, what would his role play in SH3 and future SH games? Would he be guiding Heather? Leading her to a righteous path or simply observing her from a distance? Also would he be different or the same in personality as he would if still alive?
Why Christophe Gans saw Harry Mason as a woman I've no idea
it's nice to hear ur voice again :)
Woah, I can see parallels in these ocurrences with The last of us 2, the main difference is that i think in SH 3 was better executed and less pretentious...
I always thought that since first game just starts over on next fear then harry is trapped in silent hill but his body is dead in sh3 and he is stuck in an endless loop of waking up in the dinner
I'm not crying, you're crying
GOOD MORNIN'!!!
My name is Harry Mason
I'm in town on vacation
My name is Harry Mason
I'm in town on vacation
If i had a Daughter and She goes missing in a situation like Silent Hill. I would do any to put My own life at risk to save Her.
I'm not sure at the near end where a ghostly woman would spawn out a new baby, insead of My Daughter, would be strange at first looking, but if You known beforehand on Why this a part of Your daughter, then I will instinctively accept Her and Run.
Good insight!
VERY happy you called out the movie for getting rid of Harry, God that film pisses me off so much
I heard another theory that SH3 could be more emotional if we weren't bent on revenge, i mean of all the stories and movies that we see, aren't they teaching us that: "killing doesn't solve anything?" Heather just dives in to kill Claudia and expresses her complete hatred towards her throughout the game.
Harry was og father doing whatever necessary to get back his daughter blood or not
Imagine the game where Heather enters the horrors in search for Harry and finds him
Also, I didn't like the movie director changing the gender of the parent.
I really liked Harry.
I have zero problem with having male protagonists like Harry.
I hate when a lot of guys still lie and pretend men have to never show their gentler sides, and has to have muscles etc.
Pretending women are the ones who keep pushing this on men: WRONG. Again, wrong.
It is mostly men forcing this unto other men and themselves.
Proof keeps stacking up against dudes like Andrew Tate: the names keeps pilling up.
Meanwhile you have women liking men like Harry and saying so openly: yet to those comments I always see men resppnding badly to our comments of acceptance.
They'd rather push the illogical cycle of "men dont have emotions, men must be muscular" etc, rather than break free of it because it is considered "WEAK" and "gay".
Men do this. Stop spreading this tox1c BS and stop pretending it's women demanding it!
You should do Claudia next
Wait what? I have yet to see the movie but I know that Harry isn't likely there...What I DON'T KNOW is that they ditched the idea just cuz his role is better off with a mother!?! No offence to mothers (or the female character in the movie...I haven't watched it so I don't think I have the right to judge just yet.), but where's justice for Harry!?! It breaks my heart to know that he didn't make it to the big screen when he clearly deserves it :'( .
I had NO idea this had any association with Lolita!!
I going to be a dad like that👍
This is still why I feel, the game is better played in 1, 3 and then then 2. But that’s just me. Well done ma’am.
Buen video.
harry is hot😍
As if we didn't already have enough reason to hate the film adaptation...
Sad to think Harry might have gone Full Circle.
well im kind of a hermit myself
I still wish Harry was the protagonist in the first film, I honestly think it would have been more realistic to the game, so better. Imo
just wow.