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Silent Hill: Dying Inside #3-4 - Atop the Fourth Wall

The fear of blood tends to create fear for the flesh. The fear of coherence tends to create this mess. Originally uploaded October 12, 2009. RUMINATIONS: Not much more to say that I didn't already say in the previous video's ruminations. Since I hadn't done a lot of multi-week episode stuff yet (I had been doing Atop the Fourth Wall for a year, but even at this point I was trying to figure stuff out), I was still uncertain what to do to make them special. Two-parters were easy - just do a cameo-filled "Previously On" segment. Three-parters? I was scratching my head. As such, the Silent Hill 2 parody for the opening was thought up. It works a lot better than the stuff I did for SCI-Spy... namely because it was actually FUNNY instead of just doing what I THOUGHT James Bond did. It also continues the running gag of Harvey Finevoice demanding his paycheck. Doug Walker thinks all humor derives from misery. I don't agree, especially in regards to wordplay jokes, but hell if he doesn't make a convincing argument. That being said, in terms of subject matter, I think the best humor derives from BUREAUCRACY. To be accurate - putting the mundane in things that should not possess the mundane. In this case, we have a lounge singer speaking dramatic lines and surrounded by eerie fog while beautiful music is playing... and he's just demanding that he get paid. Putting my characters into these alternate roles was fun, since obviously they just... don't match the ones in Silent Hill 2. The suicidal, damaged Angela is now a ninja who doesn't speak and loves to dance. The young, snarky Laura is now a blue robot with the voice of Microsoft Sam. 90s Kid as Maria was the best, hands down.