“ | I wish you were half as hungry for me as you are for that next big story!
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Rosy is a citizen of Silent Hill and Douglas Brenneman's fiancée. She believed Silent Hill to be a beautiful place, though felt it was a bit out of date.
Rosy is accepting of Doug's near-obsession of finding the latest scoop, a piece of journalism that will restore his credibility and allow them both to leave the small town behind. At times, however, she can become exasperated with his dedication to his craft.
Hunger[]
On the morning of June 11th, Rosy goes over to his place and tries to convince Doug to ditch work for the day so the pair can get a jump start on their planned weekend getaway; however, Doug refuses to leave early, not wanting to run the risk of missing out on the potential story that could redefine his career. Defeated, Rosy kisses him goodbye before she heads off to work as well, lamenting Doug's intense interest for a story instead of having such intense interest in her.
Shortly after leaving Doug's side, she is abducted by a group and taken to an abandoned structure known as the Fassbinder place. In an attempt to call for help, Rosy is able to reach Silent Hill's 911 center, claiming she has been locked inside of the old Fassbinder place and is being hunted by unidentified creatures. When officer Eddie Swaggart responds to the call, he finds Rosy bound to a wall littered with graffiti. He is killed shortly after.
Rosy, as revealed to Douglas by the entity Whately, was killed in an effort to draw Douglas to him, as Whately had need of his writing expertise. Not believing the man, Douglas flees Whately's company and finds himself trapped in a hellish mirror of Silent Hill. As he roams the streets, he notices a woman who resembles Rosy entering Silent Hill's public library. Following her inside, Douglas finds that, at first, Rosy has no recollection of him. However, as the pair watch fire spread through Silent Hill from the library's second story balcony, the memory dawns on Rosy that the pair would be getting married soon.
Feeling something amiss, Douglas wonders what had become of Rosy, at which point she transforms into a monstrous amalgam of herself, a moth-like creature. Rosy appears to be able to consciously change between her two forms. Floating before Douglas, she declares that "they" made her perfect and allowed her to understand her destiny. Raising a pistol he held in his possession, Douglas denies the idea that the thing before him could be his Rosy, but is attacked by the creature before he can fire a shot. Having been knocked from the balcony onto the first floor, Douglas does his best to flee the building as Rosy screams after him that he will return to her.
As Douglas flees, he is confronted by Whately once more, and is drawn into the service of the otherworld entity Samael. He is then given the choice of being allowed to leave Silent Hill and tell the world of the nightmares that have begun to manifest there, or he can remain in Silent Hill and be with Rosy for all eternity. Finally understanding his devotion to his fiancée, Rosy appears before Douglas and confirms that she truly is Rosy. In order to remain with Rosy however, Douglas reasons he needs to die and be reborn as she had been. Rosy then rips his throat out.
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Characters |
Whately - Rosy - Aickmann - Douglas Brenneman - Mario - Bryce Canavan - Perkins - Mary Shepherd-Sunderland - James Sunderland |
Monsters |
Insane Cancer - Nurse - Samael - Scraper |
Locations |
Brookhaven Hospital - Silent Hill - Silent Hill Gazette - Toluca Lake |
Terms |
Brand of Samael - Fog World - Monster - Otherworld - Real World - Manifestation - The Book of Samael |
Creators |
Scott Ciencin - IDW Publishing - Konami |