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* AnimeAnatomy: Its form in the third game lacks nipples, being only an emanciated corpse.

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* AmbiguouslyEvil: Her followers and their mythology present Her as a benevolent being, one who performed miracles like the creation of linear time and the emotion of joy, as well as death to solve WhoWantsToLiveForever It is believed that Her rebirth will usher in a "Paradise" which various devotees like Dahlia, Claudia, Walter, etc. believe will have no pain, hunger, sickness, old age, greed, war, etc. From what we see, though, there is very little suggesting that this thing is in any way a kind and compassionate being, though all of Her manifestations admittedly were {{Imperfect Ritual}}s.
* AnimeAnatomy: Its form in the third game lacks nipples, being only an emanciated emaciated corpse.



* FullFrontalAssault: Both of Its forms have [[FanDisservice visibly naked breasts on emanciated, fleshy corpses]].

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* GodOfLight: The Order explictly [[SternSunWorshippers worships this thing]] as a solar deity.

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* PromotedToPlayable: A ''very'' unusual case of this, [[spoiler:as Heather in Silent Hill 3 is eventually revealed to be her reincarnation.]]
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* GodOfLight: The Order explictly [[SternSunWorshippers worships this thing]] as a solar deity.
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* NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist: She claims all the horrible stuff she does is to save the world and summon her god, but [[spoiler: her "God" is really some kind of demon or GodOfEvil.]]

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* AstralProjection: It's part of her abilities, and this is primarily how she makes her appearances through the first game and ''Origins'', [[spoiler:due to her body being badly burned in the flames caused by Dahlia's ritual. It's also how she causes the car accident in the beginning of the game, by walking onto the middle of the road and tricking Harry into swerving to avoid hitting her]] while Cheryl sits in the passenger's seat.


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* AnimalsHateHim: Alessa’s supernatural abilities apparently spook animals, making dogs, birds, and insects hostile toward her. She fears them in turn, and this fear manifests as the Groaners, Worm Heads, Air Screamers, and other [[AnimalisticAbomination beastly monsters]] in Silent Hill.


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* AstralProjection: It's part of her abilities, and this is primarily how she makes her appearances through the first game and ''Origins'', [[spoiler:due to her body being badly burned in the flames caused by Dahlia's ritual. It's also how she causes the car accident in the beginning of the game, by walking onto the middle of the road and tricking Harry into swerving to avoid hitting her]] while Cheryl sits in the passenger's seat.
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* CatScare: While harmless, Larval Stalkers set off the radio like all other monsters, which can fool you into thinking you’re in danger.
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* AmbiguousSituation: It's unclear as to what was actually the cause of the house fire that burned Alessa; due to a newspaper article stating that the fire was believed to be started by a malfunctioning boiler, a popular theory is that Alessa's PsychicPowers went out of control due to her mother's ritual and caused the boiler to explode in the Gillespie residence. ''VideoGame/SilentHillOrigins'', on the other hand, suggests that Dahlia herself immolated Alessa as part of the ritual itself, judging from the lack of concern when she's spotted leaving her burning house while Alessa is still inside.

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* AmbiguousSituation: It's unclear as to what was actually the cause of the house fire that burned Alessa; due to a newspaper article stating that the fire was believed to be started by a malfunctioning boiler, a popular theory is that Alessa's PsychicPowers went out of control due to her mother's ritual and caused the boiler to explode in the Gillespie residence. ''VideoGame/SilentHillOrigins'', on the other hand, suggests that Dahlia herself immolated Alessa as part of the ritual itself, judging from the lack of concern when she's spotted leaving her burning house while Alessa is still inside. Further confusing matters, Harry suspects that the police report of the fire had been altered, and his journal in the third game states plainly that Dahlia burned her daughter as a sacrifice to God.
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* VillainousRescue: [[spoiler: Instrumental in saving the day, even if he's doing it purely out of self interest. ]]
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This is going to need a source. I can't find any record of Toyama ever saying this. The closest thing is a section from the Koshiki Guidebook, but even that doesn't say anything about the fire being intentionally used to set Alessa on fire (only that the ritual involved fire, Dahlia impulsively carried out the ritual in her basement, and the fire spread out of control). That points more in the opposite direction, if anything.


* AmbiguousSituation: It's unclear as to what was actually the cause of the house fire that burned Alessa; due to a newspaper article stating that the fire was believed to be started by a malfunctioning boiler, a popular theory is that Alessa's PsychicPowers went out of control due to her mother's ritual and caused the boiler to explode in the Gillespie residence. ''VideoGame/SilentHillOrigins'', on the other hand, suggests that Dahlia herself immolated Alessa as part of the ritual itself, judging from the lack of concern when she's spotted leaving her burning house while Alessa is still inside. [[WordOfGod Writer Keiichiro Toyama also believes that Dahlia intentionally set Alessa on fire, and did so impulsively when she chose to carry it out in her own house.]]

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* AmbiguousSituation: It's unclear as to what was actually the cause of the house fire that burned Alessa; due to a newspaper article stating that the fire was believed to be started by a malfunctioning boiler, a popular theory is that Alessa's PsychicPowers went out of control due to her mother's ritual and caused the boiler to explode in the Gillespie residence. ''VideoGame/SilentHillOrigins'', on the other hand, suggests that Dahlia herself immolated Alessa as part of the ritual itself, judging from the lack of concern when she's spotted leaving her burning house while Alessa is still inside. [[WordOfGod Writer Keiichiro Toyama also believes that Dahlia intentionally set Alessa on fire, and did so impulsively when she chose to carry it out in her own house.]]
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* NonProtagonistResolver: In Silent Hill 3's UFO ending, Harry, absolutely ''[[PapaWolf pissed]]'' that the cult has attacked his daughter, decides he's done playing Mr. Nice Guy and persuades the aliens to just [[OrbitalBombardment vaporize Silent Hill altogether]].
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Cut trope. Can't tell if replacement or any others are applicable.


* BiggerBad: The main villain of most of the series as the god the Order worships, and is even the final boss of three games.
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The other possible form of the Order's god that can be fought as the final boss of ''Silent Hill'', only encountered if the player saved Dr. Kaufmann beforehand, locking them into the Good and Good+ endings. This creature, a far more monstrous variation with wings and a disgusting body, is the canonical final boss of the original game.

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The other possible form of the Order's god that can be fought as the final boss of ''Silent Hill'', only encountered if the player saved Dr. Kaufmann beforehand, [[TrueFinalBoss locking them into the the]] Good and Good+ [[GoldenEnding Good+]] endings. This creature, a far more monstrous variation with wings and a disgusting body, is the canonical final boss FinalBoss of the original game.
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** Tellingly, it's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7o_CDmBbnOw boss theme]] is [[HellIsThatNoise less "music"]] and more heavily implied to be Harry's radio going [[YouCannotGraspTheTrueForm absolutely apeshit trying to]] [[LogicBomb register the threat that the Incubus poses]].

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** Tellingly, it's its [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7o_CDmBbnOw boss theme]] is [[HellIsThatNoise less "music"]] and more heavily implied to be Harry's radio going [[YouCannotGraspTheTrueForm absolutely apeshit trying to]] [[LogicBomb register the threat that the Incubus poses]].
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** Tellingly, it's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7o_CDmBbnOw boss theme]] is [[HellIsThatNoise less "music"]] and more heavily implied to be Harry's radio going [[YouCannotGraspTheTrueForm absolutely apeshit trying to register the threat that the Incubus poses]].

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** Tellingly, it's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7o_CDmBbnOw boss theme]] is [[HellIsThatNoise less "music"]] and more heavily implied to be Harry's radio going [[YouCannotGraspTheTrueForm absolutely apeshit trying to to]] [[LogicBomb register the threat that the Incubus poses]].
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** Tellingly, it's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7o_CDmBbnOw boss theme]] is [[HellIsThatNoise less "music"]] and more heavily implied to be Harry's radio going [[YouCannotGraspTheTrueForm absolutely apeshit trying to register the threat that the Incubus poses]].

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* TheChosenOne: Subverted. Dahlia sure says he's the only one who can stop the town's darkness, but [[spoiler:she is actually manipulating him to bring about the end of the world]].



* TheChosenOne: Subverted. Dahlia sure says he's the only one who can stop the town's darkness, but [[spoiler:she is actually manipulating him to bring about the end of the world]].

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* AbusiveParents: The fire in the Gillespie house that [[spoiler:immolated Alessa was the result of a ritual performed by her, and Dahlia deliberately kept Alessa alive and in pain for ''seven years'' just so her ritual to birth God could come to fruition, and she is stated by WordOfGod to have inflicted ''even more pain'' on Alessa through her incantation to compel Cheryl Mason, the other half of Alessa's soul, to return to her.]]

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* AbusiveParents: Even before the events of the first game, Dahlia is implied to have physically abused Alessa and locked her in their house’s attic as a punishment for any refusal to believe in her religion. The fire in the Gillespie house that [[spoiler:immolated Alessa was the result of a ritual performed by her, and Dahlia deliberately kept Alessa alive and in pain for ''seven years'' just so her ritual to birth God could come to fruition, and she is stated by WordOfGod to have inflicted ''even more pain'' on Alessa through her incantation to compel Cheryl Mason, the other half of Alessa's soul, to return to her.]]



* WouldHurtAChild: [[spoiler:She performed the ritual to plant the seed of the God in her own daughter when she was only 7 years old before she kept her alive so that her pain could nourish said God after the flames had burned and disfigured her. If ''Origins'' is any indication, it involved Dahlia setting Alessa on fire when she was just a little girl.]]



* MagicalAbortion: If Harry saves Kaufmann in Annie's Bar, [[spoiler:he shows up at the end and throws a vial of Aglaophotis at Alessa, which forcibly expels the God from her body prematurely.

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* MagicalAbortion: If Harry saves Kaufmann in Annie's Bar, [[spoiler:he shows up at the end and throws a vial of Aglaophotis at Alessa, which forcibly expels the God from her body prematurely.]]
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* Cloudcuckoolander: She initially comes across as this with her bizarre rambling and a few odd line choices. [[spoiler:It isn't until her plan to recapture Alessa succeeds that she [[ObfuscatingInsanity shows her true nature]].]]

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* Cloudcuckoolander: {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: She initially comes across as this with her bizarre rambling and a few odd line choices. [[spoiler:It isn't until her plan to recapture Alessa succeeds that she [[ObfuscatingInsanity shows her true nature]].]]



* LegitimateBusinessmensSocialClub: She's the proprietress Green Lion Antiques.

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* ConvenientlyAnOrphan: She was adopted by Harry and his wife after they found her abandoned on the side of the road.
* CreepyChild: Mainly in the introduction video, where she leers at the camera. Other than that, the creepiness is based mostly on what appears to be happening ''to'' her [[spoiler:and on the actions of her doppelganger]] rather than on what she actually does.
* DoorstopBaby: She was found abandoned by the side of the road, and Harry and his wife took her in.

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* AdorablyPrecociousChild: Is stated to be mature, patient, excitable, and understanding in the first game's novelization.
* ConvenientlyAnOrphan: She was adopted by Harry and his wife Jodie after they found her abandoned on the side of the road.
* CreepyChild: Mainly in the introduction video, where she leers at the camera. Other than that, the creepiness is based mostly on what appears to be happening ''to'' her [[spoiler:and on the actions of her doppelganger]] other half]] rather than on what she actually does.
* DeadAllAlong: [[spoiler:At some point after the car crash, Cheryl has already [[SplitPersonalityMerge fused back with Alessa.]] In other words, the little girl that Harry was searching for is gone, lost to Dahlia and Alessa's conflict.]]
* DoorstopBaby: She was found abandoned by the side of the road, and Harry and his wife Jodie took her in.



* ThatManIsDead: Not invoked by her, but by the time the game ends, [[spoiler:the 7-year-old Harry Mason raised and cared for is essentially gone, now back to being a baby he must raise once again, whose soul is now complete and consists of both herself and Alessa]].

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* LiteralSplitPersonality: [[spoiler: Cheryl is the other half of Alessa Gillespie, born when she used the Flauros to trap the "evil side" of her and split her soul in half to delay the birth of God.]]
* ThatManIsDead: Not invoked by her, but by the time the game ends, [[spoiler:the 7-year-old Harry Mason raised and cared for is essentially gone, now back to being a baby he must raise once again, whose soul is now complete and consists of both herself and Alessa]].Alessa. It's eventually subverted in ''VideoGame/SilentHill3'', when Heather Mason, the reincarnation of Cheryl and Alessa, remembers who she is and switches her name back to Cheryl to honor her father's memory after his untimely death]].



* SplitPersonalityMerge: [[spoiler:Before the end of the first game, Alessa and Cheryl have merged back with each other, much to Harry's devastation when he realizes that his daughter is gone as a result.]]



* AbusiveParents: The fire in the Gillespie house that immolated Alessa was done on purpose by her as part of a ritual, and she deliberately kept Alessa alive and in pain for ''seven years'' just so her ritual to birth God could come to fruition.

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* AbusiveParents: The fire in the Gillespie house that immolated [[spoiler:immolated Alessa was done on purpose by her as part the result of a ritual, ritual performed by her, and she Dahlia deliberately kept Alessa alive and in pain for ''seven years'' just so her ritual to birth God could come to fruition.fruition, and she is stated by WordOfGod to have inflicted ''even more pain'' on Alessa through her incantation to compel Cheryl Mason, the other half of Alessa's soul, to return to her.]]



* BigBad: The primary villain in the original game and a secondary one in ''Origins''.
* CloudCuckoolander: She initially comes across as this with her bizarre rambling and a few odd line choices. [[spoiler:It isn't until her plan to recapture Alessa succeeds that she [[ObfuscatingInsanity shows her true nature]].]]

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* BigBad: The primary villain BigBadEnsemble: [[spoiler:Dahlia's plan to birth the God through Alessa is the pinnacle of the first game's plot, and doing so requires luring Cheryl Mason to return to Silent Hill, though Alessa herself also intends to combat her mother's plan by causing the Masons' car accident in the original game beginning of the game, and a secondary one by spreading the Seal of Metatron in ''Origins''.
order to contain the Otherworld through annihilating Silent Hill entirely.]]
* CloudCuckoolander: Cloudcuckoolander: She initially comes across as this with her bizarre rambling and a few odd line choices. [[spoiler:It isn't until her plan to recapture Alessa succeeds that she [[ObfuscatingInsanity shows her true nature]].]]



* GreaterScopeVillain: [[spoiler:The land upon which Silent Hill was built was rumored to be haunted or cursed beforehand, but it was the Order's fanaticism, more specifically Dahlia building an entire belief chain around her daughter Alessa being the mother and daughter of their "god" that set the Otherworld to consume the town and every future iteration of the series to haunt the protagonists with their own inner demons made manifest the same way Alessa's were given shape.]]
* KarmicDeath: [[spoiler:She's immolated by the very god she tried to summon, either in Alessa's form or in its true demonic apparition, burned in the same way she let her own daughter burn.]]

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* EvilVersusEvil: [[spoiler:The plot of the first game could be summarized as the result of the Gillespies opposing each other; Dahlia seeks to usher in the birth of her cult's God through her daughter, while Alessa wants to sabotage her mother's plan, and the conflict between them is what ultimately brings Harry and Cheryl Mason to Silent Hill as pawns in Dahlia and Alessa's respective plans.]]
* GreaterScopeVillain: [[spoiler:The land upon which Silent Hill was built was rumored to be haunted or cursed beforehand, but it was the Order's fanaticism, more specifically Dahlia building an entire belief chain around her daughter Alessa being the mother and daughter of their "god" that set the Otherworld to consume the town and every future iteration of the series to haunt the protagonists with their own inner demons made manifest the same way Alessa's were given shape. Were it not for both Dahlia and Alessa, Silent Hill wouldn't be what it is today.]]
* KarmicDeath: [[spoiler:She's immolated by the very god she tried to summon, either in Alessa's form as the Incubator or in its true demonic apparition, apparition as the Incubus, burned in the same way she let her own daughter burn.]]



* LegitimateBusinessmensSocialClub: Green Lion Antiques.
* ManipulativeBitch: She used Harry by telling him Alessa was some kind of demon that needed to be purged before it destroyed the world, and that doing so would save his daughter. [[spoiler:His daughter is with the Order to be merged back into Alessa, and Dahlia is ensuring her daughter doesn't stop their ritual.]]

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* LegitimateBusinessmensSocialClub: She's the proprietress Green Lion Antiques.
* ManipulativeBitch: She used Harry by telling him Alessa was some kind of demon that needed to be purged before it destroyed the world, and that doing so would save his daughter. [[spoiler:His daughter is with the Order to be merged back into Alessa, and Dahlia is ensuring her own daughter doesn't stop their ritual.]]
* NonActionBigBad: [[spoiler:Her rebirth plan for the God via Alessa still drives the plot of Origins, but Kaufmann is the one doing most of the work, whereas the most Dahlia does is simply attempt to convince Travis to stop helping Alessa.
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* WalkingSpoiler: [[spoiler: Her actions as both the high priestess of the Order, and the mother of Alessa Gillespie, make her integral to the lore behind Silent Hill itself.]]
* WickedWitch: Her withered appearance, fanatical beliefs, and the [[spoiler:ritual she performed for Alessa's MysticalPregnancy]] all evoke the image.



* AstralProjection: It's part of her abilities, and this is primarily how she makes her appearances through the first game and ''Origins'', [[spoiler:due to her body being badly burned in the flames caused by Dahlia's ritual. It's also how she causes the car accident in the beginning of the game, by walking onto the middle of the road and tricking Harry into swerving to avoid hitting her]] while Cheryl sits in the passenger's seat.
* AmbiguousSituation: It's unclear as to what was actually the cause of the house fire that burned Alessa; due to a newspaper article stating that the fire was believed to be started by a malfunctioning boiler, a popular theory is that Alessa's PsychicPowers went out of control due to her mother's ritual and caused the boiler to explode in the Gillespie residence. ''VideoGame/SilentHillOrigins'', on the other hand, suggests that Dahlia herself immolated Alessa as part of the ritual itself, judging from the lack of concern when she's spotted leaving her burning house while Alessa is still inside. [[WordOfGod Writer Keiichiro Toyama also believes that Dahlia intentionally set Alessa on fire, and did so impulsively when she chose to carry it out in her own house.]]



* BigBad: At first, but she did make the entire town into what it is now. Considering that the God appears as the final boss in ''1'', ''3'', and ''Origins'' with Alessa, it could be considered Alessa's monster form of sorts, as much as she '''''really''''' doesn't want it to happen.
* CreepyChild: Although Alessa is too old to fill this role by the start of the game, the projections of her childhood memories are deeply disconcerting, with her appearing quiet and distant at times. Her appearance as a 7-year-old in ''Origins'' plays this straight as she projects herself in front of Travis, remaining silent.

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* BigBad: At first, but she did make the entire town into what it is now. Considering that the God appears as the final boss in ''1'', ''3'', and ''Origins'' with Alessa, it could be considered Alessa's monster form of sorts, as much as she '''''really''''' doesn't want it to happen.
happen. If one believes that Alessa herself has combined with the town and is consciously causing the reality shifts, then she could quite possibly be this ''for the entire series'', especially if the God is considered to be Alessa's [[SuperpoweredEvilSide monster form]].
* BigBadEnsemble: [[spoiler:While Dahlia plans to use Alessa to rebirth "God", Alessa goes against this plan when she calls out to her other half Cheryl, bringing her to Silent Hill so they can be merged, before she tricks Harry Mason into crashing his car, and then spreads the Seal of Metatron all over the town with the intent to purge it from the world and contain the Otherworld; as Alessa is unable to die through regular means, her plan to destroy the town is her method of granting "a complete death" upon herself and prevent the God's birth.]]
* CreepyChild: Although Alessa is too old to fill this role by the start of the first game, the projections of her childhood memories are deeply disconcerting, with her appearing quiet and distant at times. Her appearance as a 7-year-old in ''Origins'' plays this straight as she projects herself in front of Travis, remaining silent.silent.
* DeathFakedForYou: The town was led to believe that Alessa died in the fire, [[spoiler:but Dr. Michael Kaufmann had actually planted a substitute body at the scene, while the real Alessa was transferred to the basement of Alchemilla Hospital and nursed in there in secret.]]
* DisappearedDad: Her father is never mentioned anywhere.



* EnemyWithin: [[spoiler: To her own reincarnation Heather Mason in ''VideoGame/SilentHill3''. Upon the [[MirrorBoss Memory of Alessa's]] defeat, the memo left on the floor makes Alessa's intentions to kill "herself" (Heather) clear.]]
--> '''Alessa:''' It would be better for "myself" to die. After all, it's nothing to be afraid of... That child... that demon... When I think of the endless pain it will bring when it is birthed... I decided that, instead of the suffering and cruelty I endured in that sick room... That I would like to bestow a more gentle and peaceful death on "myself". Why do "I" resist? I never thought of "myself" as such a fool...



* GeniusLoci: Could have turned Silent Hill into this with her will -- which would make the titular town an extension of her darker aspects, with the spirits within being in its servitude.
* GreaterScopeVillain: [[spoiler:Her projecting her nightmare onto Silent Hill via her PsychicPowers acts as the catalyst for the town's spiritual nature becoming twisted and manifesting the distorted subconscious of the sequels' protagonists.]]

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* GeniusLoci: Could have She turned Silent Hill into this with her will -- which would make the titular town an extension of her darker aspects, with the spirits within being in its servitude.
* GreaterScopeVillain: [[spoiler:Her projecting [[spoiler:Alessa's projection of her nightmare nightmares onto Silent Hill via her PsychicPowers acts as the catalyst for the town's spiritual nature becoming twisted and manifesting the distorted subconscious of the sequels' protagonists.protagonists; Alessa and the town are inextricably linked to each other, and her powers are what cause the town to shift from the real world to the Fog World and/or Otherworld.]]



* MysticalPregnancy: With the cult's main [[FetusTerrible god]].
* PsychicPowers: For reasons unknown, she was born with them, but those powers never manifested presumably until [[spoiler: she became the surrogate mother of the Order's "God" as a result of her mother's ritual, which in turn is the reason why the town has become so warped as a result of her nightmare made manifest.]] Considering her state as a [[spoiler:bedridden burn victim]], it comes handy that she's capable of astral projection.

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* MindOverMatter: She effortlessly uses her powers to telekinetically shove Harry to the ground when he confronts her at Lakeside Amusement Park, and does so again to Cybil when confronts her and Dahlia in the Otherworld at the end of the game.
* MagicalAbortion: If Harry saves Kaufmann in Annie's Bar, [[spoiler:he shows up at the end and throws a vial of Aglaophotis at Alessa, which forcibly expels the God from her body prematurely.
* MysticalPregnancy: With the cult's main [[FetusTerrible god]].
god]], [[spoiler:all thanks to her monstrous mother.]]
* NighInvulnerability: Alessa cannot be killed or harmed by conventional means, and only the Flauros weakens her. [[spoiler:This is because she is the surrogate mother of "God", and the malevolent deity always protects it's mother's body so that it can be born]].
* PsychicPowers: For reasons unknown, she was born with them, but those powers never manifested presumably until [[spoiler: she [[spoiler:Alessa became the surrogate mother of the Order's "God" as a result of her mother's ritual, which in turn is the reason why the town has become so warped as a result of her nightmare made manifest.]] Considering her state as a [[spoiler:bedridden burn victim]], it comes handy that she's capable of astral projection.



* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: [[spoiler:After being tortured in her nightmares for 7 years.]] As for ''[[VideoGame/SilentHill3 3]]'' and ''[[VideoGame/SilentHill4 4]]'', to think the tragedy could have been avoided if only Claudia and Walter had gotten more hugs growing up.

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* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: [[spoiler:After [[spoiler:Alessa's life was full of nothing but pain and suffering; she was heavily abused by her mother Dahlia, the fanatical leader of the Order, who forced her religious beliefs on her and indoctrinated her. She was also intensely bullied by her classmates when she attended Midwich Elementary School, who would scribble cruel messages on her desk and call her a "witch". Then, when Dahlia discovered Alessa's powers, she used her own daughter as the surrogate mother for the Order's God, performing a ritual to plant the seed of the God in her womb and use her to birth it, when Alessa was only ''seven years old''. The ritual in question is what started a fire in Dahlia and Alessa's house, which led to Alessa sustaining fourth-degree burns, and being hospitalized in Alchemilla Hospital, where she would kept alive in pain for seven ''more'' years to come and tortured in with hallucinogenic drugs to intensify her nightmares for 7 years.]] As for ''[[VideoGame/SilentHill3 3]]'' and ''[[VideoGame/SilentHill4 4]]'', to think pain so that Cheryl Mason, the tragedy other half of her soul, could have been avoided if be compelled to return because of Alessa's pain. Alessa deserved absolutely '''nothing''' of what she was subjected to, and she is only Claudia freed from this torment at the age of 14 when she dies at the end of the first game and Walter had gotten more hugs growing up.is reincarnated as Heather Mason, in the major reveal of ''VideoGame/SilentHill3''.]]



* BigBad: He's still well into the Order's activities by the time of ''Origins'', with Travis having to go after him and facing him as the cult header before facing the final boss.


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* DragonInChief: While Dahlia's plans for Alessa is still the driving force of ''Origins'', Kaufmann is still the more active threat of the game; he's well into the Order's activities by the time of ''Origins'', with Travis having to go after him and facing him as the cult header before facing the final boss.
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