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| Video = Silent Hill 2 OST - Ordinary Vanity |
| Video = Silent Hill 2 OST - Ordinary Vanity |
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| Album = Silent Hill 2 Original Soundtracks |
| Album = Silent Hill 2 Original Soundtracks |
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| Artist = Akira Yamaoka |
| Artist = Akira Yamaoka |
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| Length = 1:39 |
| Length = 1:39 |
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| Prev = [[A World of Madness]] |
| Prev = [[A World of Madness]] |
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| ⚫ | '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a song from ''[[Silent Hill 2]]'' and track 5 in the [[Silent Hill 2 Original Soundtracks|game's soundtrack]], composed by [[Akira Yamaoka]]. It plays when [[James Sunderland]] meets [[Eddie Dombrowski]] vomiting in the bathroom of one of the rooms of the [[Wood Side Apartments]]. |
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| ⚫ | The song also appears briefly in the [[Silent Hill (film)|''Silent Hill'' film]]. It plays as [[Rose Da Silva|Rose]] and [[Christopher Da Silva]] hold their daughter [[Sharon Da Silva|Sharon]] in the movie's beginning after she nearly falls into a gorge and is the background music as the film's title flashes on the screen. |
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| + | *Vanity, in its traditional meaning, means to be regularly preoccupied or concerned with outward appearance in general, but not necessarily in a narcissistic context. Likewise, Eddie is constantly thinking about his body and how it compares to others, and those around him bullied him over it. Eddie may have an inferiority complex. He also believes those around him are constantly judging him for it. In this sense, Eddie could be viewed as vain. |
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[[Category:Silent Hill 2 Soundtrack]] |
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Latest revision as of 15:24, 4 July 2020
Album
Silent Hill 2 Original Soundtracks
Artist
Akira Yamaoka
Ordinary Vanity is a song from Silent Hill 2 and track 5 in the game's soundtrack, composed by Akira Yamaoka. It plays when James Sunderland meets Eddie Dombrowski vomiting in the bathroom of one of the rooms of the Wood Side Apartments.
The song also appears briefly in the Silent Hill film. It plays as Rose and Christopher Da Silva hold their daughter Sharon in the movie's beginning after she nearly falls into a gorge and is the background music as the film's title flashes on the screen.
Trivia
- Vanity, in its traditional meaning, means to be regularly preoccupied or concerned with outward appearance in general, but not necessarily in a narcissistic context. Likewise, Eddie is constantly thinking about his body and how it compares to others, and those around him bullied him over it. Eddie may have an inferiority complex. He also believes those around him are constantly judging him for it. In this sense, Eddie could be viewed as vain.