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It was speculated by the building superintendent, Frank Sunderland, that they may have had financial troubles or got themselves into danger. The wife appears to have been kept silent, as she is never heard or discussed in the game. The husband was likely abusive, as he screamed phrases such as 'Stupid little crybaby!' and 'Shut the hell up! You can't blame it all on me!'. Thirty-four years before the events of Silent Hill 4: The Room, a couple lived in the city of Ashfield in Room 302 of the South Ashfield Heights apartment building.

I told you we shouldn't have a baby, didn't I?! -Walter's father to his mother He also seemedВ unable to view his victims as anything beyond their roles as his sacrifices, perhaps showing a minor case of narcissism.

Walter viewed Henry and Eileen not as enemies, but simply as two more sacrifices needed to complete the 21 Sacraments ritual,В showing an odd empathy-lacking attitude towards killing. Despite chasingВ Henry and Eileen, attempting to murder them both, he did not hold any hatred orВ resentment towards them. His desire to reunite with his motherВ was so strong that Walter was willing to murder 21 people in order to rebirth GodВ andВ unleash Paradise,В where he could, presumably, be with her again.Дespite him being a serial killer, Walter spoke to Henry Townshend in a surprisingly calm and non-threatening manner. It can be speculated that Walter hatedВ his father for this reason, indicated by a scribbled drawing, and saw his mother as a sort of 'prisoner' to his father.

In Walter's flashbacks, it is shown that Walter's father was abusive to both him and his mother. Walter held a strong desire to be reunited with his mother, whom he never knew. This confusion,В combined with the fact that he had imprinted on the apartment as his mother when he was a baby,В led him to believe Room 302 was his mother. However,В he misinterpreted what Dahlia meant. Despite these beliefs, he held a calm and shy demeanor.ДЄs a child, Walter unquestioningly accepted what the adults in his life taught him,В including when Dahlia Gillespie told himВ his mother was asleep in Ashfield. This viewpoint is understandable, considering his abandonmentВ and rejectionВ by society. When Eileen Galvin gave him her doll while he was homeless and sleeping on the cold streets, Walter cried sorrowfully (or perhaps from happiness and gratitude) because such an act from society was rare.В Walter viewedВ the majority of society and humanity as cruel, corrupt, greedy, and bitter. Walter's life was devoid of any real love or kindness. Walter was willing to murder his victims was for the 'greater good' after all, 21 sacrifices would be nothing compared to humanity's overpopulated billions that would be 'saved' in return. Walter believed he needed to purify humanity's sins by killing people so that a new world could come into being. Walter's fear, hatred, and animosity towards humanity and the world seemedВ to manifest itself into monsters such as the Gum Heads (hatred of men) and Patients (hatred of women), and his Otherworld was filled with macabre and disfigured human-like dolls and corpses. He was a firm believer in Paradise, a new world untainted by human evil, pain,В or suffering.

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Walter feltВ that humanity and society were evil, corrupt, despicable, and full of suffering. Walter sharedВ many similarities to Claudia Wolf. Because the cult adopted him, Walter held the cult in high regardВ and strongly believedВ in its teachings. Throughout his childhood, Walter was indoctrinated with the strict teachings of the Order.