Alexander finds his dingy surrounds to be distinctly unhelpful in terms of clues and assistance: except for a ratty little street map for a town called Silent Hill lying on the table next to the small TV set and a generic hotel stationary notepad with equally generic hotel souvenir ballpoint pen, there's not much here.  Apparently this place is called Captain Jack's Harbor Inn<br/><br/>A glance out the window shows a foggy parking lot with a few cars in poor shape...none of which are his.<br/><br/>A closer examination of the map shows that there's a hospital nearby, if the main road out there past the parking lot is Nathan Avenue.<br/><br/>+++<br/><br/>The name on the door is Neely's Bar, which is probably accurate but decidedly unhelpful.  It does tell Zach that he's nowhere near the Naval Base, because for all his active and enthusiastic patronage over the past few months, he's never heard of the place.  On the other hand, it's a little hole in the wall, so he<em>might</em>have overlooked it...<br/><br/>Emerging into the chilly fog, feeling the cold sink to the bone within seconds, he notices how quiet it is out here--and how dark.  Almost no streetlights.  No traffic.  No people.<br/><br/>Wait...<br/><br/>Something shuffles along, barely visible through the fog, groaning like a damned soul!  He can probably catch up with a little effort, if he wants to.<br/><br/>+++<br/><br/>Deacon is having his episode, gleefully smashing derelict vehicles, when he first feels the chill creeping upon him, up out of the foggy, foggy woods.  Something in there seems to be calling him down the trail.  But that's crazy!  Woods don't talk.<br/><br/>Scott feels it as well--an icy siren song, reminding him that there is a way around the roadblock.  Although how he knows<em>that</em>is anyone's guess, but if he follows the trail, it eventually leads to the town.  Maybe that's where everybody else has gone?  Maybe he should go, too, and get away from the nutball with the tire iron.  The guy acts like he's been in a straightjacket or something, and didn't he just give orders to a bunch of people who aren't here?<br/><br/>Doctor Munigant, who seems utterly unconcerned with Deacon's bizarre and destructive behavior, wanders into the women's restroom.