No, I couldn't hang with that game at all." We were a little shocked - enough, in fact, to sort of blurt: "What, are you kidding? You thought it sucked?" He looked at us, shook his head a little too slowly, and said (in surprisingly perfect and colloquial English): "No. We somehow got talking about the merits of Silent Hill 2. You just knew he was a jaded, hardcore gamer nerd, the kind of guy who'd sneer if he caught you playing a demo game on easy. If this is the only place where it states Mary could be in the trunk(regardless of general inference due to circumstances and likelihood), then I think I will write off the trunk theory off my list, although of course that is just my opinion.Silent Hill Anecdote #27: We were rummaging around a new and used games/comic shop in Tokyo last summer, one with lots of action figures on display, 'swimsuit' calendars and looping videos featuring the virtual cheesecake of Dead or Alive Volleyball, and a large and somehow arrogant-looking fellow working the counter. I have read all the evidence you presented on this theory(trunk theory), and the only last piece that I was still hung on was this statement in the chronicles about Mary p ossibly being in the trunk. For instance, since the Water ending is not the real ending(as I don't believe it is myself), but it is stated that that's why James went to Silent Hill(as stated in the Chronicles), then the statement about Mary possibly being in the trunk is also likely to be incorrect(since these statements would both apply to an incorrect ending, since each statement in the Chronicles is listed only because it happens to relate to that particular ending(water ending)). Hmm, I have come to the conclusion that the trunk theory is incorrect based on the above statements.
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