Silent Hill's player characters are mostly "everymen", in contrast to action-oriented survival horror video game series featuring combat-trained player characters, such as Resident Evil. Silent Hill is set in a multiverse consisting of reality and various alternate dimensions which are monster-filled versions of the series' eponymous fictional American town.
Harold "Harry" Mason (voiced by Michael G) first appears in the first installment in the Silent Hill series, Silent Hill, as the main protagonist and player character. A thirty-two-year-old writer whose wife died of an illness four years prior to the game's events, he has not accepted her death. Harry lives with his adopted daughter Cheryl, whom he and his wife found abandoned while vacationing in Silent Hill. He drives with Cheryl to the town, due to her wish for a vacation there, but they have a car accident at its outskirts, which leaves him unconscious. He regains consciousness in one of the town's alternate dimensions, realizing that Cheryl has disappeared, so he navigates it to locate her, periodically slipping in and out of the other alternate dimension and eventually stumbling upon a ritual, in which Cheryl holds a prominent role, conducted by the town's religious cult, which is called "The Order", in an attempt to revive a deity that it worships; the deity is ultimately revived and Harry defeats it. In the game's canonical ending (the "Good" ending), he is given a baby girl, who is the reincarnation of Alessa Gillespie and Cheryl.
Harry also appears in the series' third installment, Silent Hill 3. He is the adoptive father of the game's main protagonist and player character, Heather. Prior to the events of Silent Hill 3, Harry killed a member of The Order who tracked the two down and went into hiding. In the game, he is assassinated by command of The Order priestess Claudia Wolf, who issued this order out of revenge and to further her goal of having Heather birth the deity.
Harry is also the main protagonist and player character of the first installment's "reimagining", Silent Hill: Shattered Memories. After a car crash in the snowy streets of Silent Hill, he realizes that Cheryl, his seven-year-old daughter is missing. As he begins a quest to find his lost daughter, at the end, the player learns that actually the real Harry Mason died in a car crash eighteen years ago, leaving behind his traumatized daughter. The Harry Mason controlled by the player is a fantasy created by Cheryl.
James Sunderland (voiced by Guy Cihi) is the main protagonist and primary player character of Silent Hill 2. A clerk by profession, he searches for his dead wife in the town of Silent Hill after a receiving a letter from her.
Heather (voiced by Heather Morris) is the main protagonist and player character of Silent Hill 3. As the reincarnation of Alessa Gillespie and Cheryl Mason from the first game, Heather is instrumental in main antagonist Claudia Wolf's efforts to bring about the rebirth of "God".
Henry Townshend is the main protagonist and player character of Silent Hill 4: The Room. Henry was trapped in his apartment for five days prior to the beginning of the game and begins to suffer from recurring nightmares. He discovers a hole in his bathroom, through which he enters several distorted "otherworlds" and encounters the other characters in the game. He barely knows any of the other tenants in his apartment building. He has been to Silent Hill at least once before.
Travis Grady (voiced by Mikey O'Connor) is the main protagonist and player character of Silent Hill: Origins. He is a trucker who rescues Alessa Gillespie from the house fire mentioned in Silent Hill. It is revealed that he was abused by his mother, who attempted to kill him at a young age. She was subsequently admitted to Cedar Groves Sanitarium, where she rationalized her actions. She mentioned that Travis was a pest, and that he also had a devil in him. It is also revealed that Travis's father killed himself while he was still a child. Travis is one of the very few characters in the Silent Hill series (especially as a player character) who shows any history of handling and using firearms. He makes a cameo appearance in the beginning of Silent Hill Homecoming. Here, he gives Alex Shepherd, the game's main protagonist, a ride to the town of Shepherd's Glen. Alex Shepherd is the main protagonist and player character of Silent Hill: Homecoming. The game focuses around Alex's return from an absence due to military service. He returns to his hometown of Shepherd's Glen to search for his brother, Josh. He has no love for the people in the town nor the town itself, which has slipped into decay. He only feels that his brother needs his help and wants to leave the town as soon as his business is finished. It is later revealed that Alex was actually not in the military, but at a mental hospital, suffering from delusions of his brother alive and needing help. They are later confirmed by his father to be his. His full name is just Alex Shepherd; this is visible on the family crypt. (Voiced by: Brian Bloom). Murphy Pendleton is the main protagonist and player character of the upcoming Silent Hill: Downpour. A prisoner who has been incarcerated for several years, his sentence has been extended once. Due to his history at Ryall State Prison, he is transferred to nearby Wayside Maximum Security Penitentiary, but the prison transport bus he is being transported with careens off a road, which results in him losing consciousness. Regaining it in a forest next to the wrecked bus, he enters Silent Hill, where he meets locals.
Harold "Harry" Mason (voiced by Michael G) first appears in the first installment in the Silent Hill series, Silent Hill, as the main protagonist and player character. A thirty-two-year-old writer whose wife died of an illness four years prior to the game's events, he has not accepted her death. Harry lives with his adopted daughter Cheryl, whom he and his wife found abandoned while vacationing in Silent Hill. He drives with Cheryl to the town, due to her wish for a vacation there, but they have a car accident at its outskirts, which leaves him unconscious. He regains consciousness in one of the town's alternate dimensions, realizing that Cheryl has disappeared, so he navigates it to locate her, periodically slipping in and out of the other alternate dimension and eventually stumbling upon a ritual, in which Cheryl holds a prominent role, conducted by the town's religious cult, which is called "The Order", in an attempt to revive a deity that it worships; the deity is ultimately revived and Harry defeats it. In the game's canonical ending (the "Good" ending), he is given a baby girl, who is the reincarnation of Alessa Gillespie and Cheryl.
Harry also appears in the series' third installment, Silent Hill 3. He is the adoptive father of the game's main protagonist and player character, Heather. Prior to the events of Silent Hill 3, Harry killed a member of The Order who tracked the two down and went into hiding. In the game, he is assassinated by command of The Order priestess Claudia Wolf, who issued this order out of revenge and to further her goal of having Heather birth the deity.
Harry is also the main protagonist and player character of the first installment's "reimagining", Silent Hill: Shattered Memories. After a car crash in the snowy streets of Silent Hill, he realizes that Cheryl, his seven-year-old daughter is missing. As he begins a quest to find his lost daughter, at the end, the player learns that actually the real Harry Mason died in a car crash eighteen years ago, leaving behind his traumatized daughter. The Harry Mason controlled by the player is a fantasy created by Cheryl.
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Henry Townshend is the main protagonist and player character of Silent Hill 4: The Room. Henry was trapped in his apartment for five days prior to the beginning of the game and begins to suffer from recurring nightmares. He discovers a hole in his bathroom, through which he enters several distorted "otherworlds" and encounters the other characters in the game. He barely knows any of the other tenants in his apartment building. He has been to Silent Hill at least once before.
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