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While it has multiple endings determined by the player's actions, like the other
games in the series, Silent Hill 2 doesn't have a canonized ending. The fourth installment of the series reveals
that James and Mary never returned from their trip to Silent Hill, but the circumstances of their failure to return are not
specified. Official statements from Konami have kept the canonicity of the ending ambiguous, with statements essentially saying
that any and all of the endings can be considered "real" depending on the player's actions and interpretation of the story.
The final version of the game has a total of six possible endings; three which can be achieved on the first playing, and three
enabled by acquiring new items on replays. LEAVE: To get this ending you must IN WATER: To get this ending you must MARIA: To get this ending you should DOG: After you've baten the game three games and have 'Leave, In Water & Maria'
endings, play until you meet Maria in the park then go towards the Gas Station. In between the Gas Station and the Bowling
Alley will be a chain-link fence with an open section. Go inside and you'll find a Doghouse, search infront of the Doghouse
to find a Dog Key. Now play the game until you've finished listening to Marys' voice after watching the video tape. Go out
of the doors, turn right, and go to the observation room. The Dog Key will fit its set of doors. Go inside to see a funny
ending. In the "Leave" and "In Water" endings, the woman in the room is
Maria once again, dressed as Mary and making a final attempt to get James to take her. James rebuffs her, however, and she
turns into a monster similar to the hanging monsters in the hospital, becoming the final boss. Following her defeat, in the
"Leave" ending, James is next seen having a final meeting with a dying Mary, to whom he confesses he killed her to reclaim
his life from the strain of looking after her. Mary forgives him, handing him a piece of paper which is presumed to be the
full content of the letter that he had in the game, and James is last seen leaving the town through the graveyard with Laura
following him ahead as the letter is read onscreen. The "In Water" ending is identical up to the point that Mary dies during
the meeting before forgiving James, and he takes her body into the car he arrived in and drives into Toluca Lake, killing
himself. A special ending entitled "Rebirth" (available only during a replay game) will also end with James killing
Maria, but the final scene shows him in a boat with Mary's body, planning to revive her using secret occult objects the player
can collect throughout the game. The "Maria" ending, however, is radically different from these three. If
the player takes actions that seem to show an attachment to Maria (checking on her frequently, keeping her out of harm's way),
the woman in the room will be Mary, who has apparently not forgiven James for killing her. She will then turn into the final
boss as the same monster Maria becomes, and after her defeat James dismisses her as being just another hallucination. He then
discovers Maria, inexplicably resurrected (again), and leaves town with her as she hands him what is presumed to be the full
letter. After the letter is read in the final cutscene, however, Maria starts noticeably coughing, implying she has the illness
Mary suffered from and the events that drove James to the town may repeat themselves. There are also two joke endings available on replays. The first, "DOG",
ends with James discovering beyond a normally locked door a Shiba Inu which
has apparently been controlling all the events of the game from a large computer console. The second, "UFO", is a continuation
of the UFO ending of the first game added in the Xbox port/Director's version in which James is abducted by a group of aliens
with the first game's protagonist, Harry Mason.
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