Lisa reveals that Alessa Gillespie had died because of her burns and tells Travis that she has to leave because Dr.
Her kindheartedness shows when she persists in asking if Travis is alright. When Travis Grady wakes up in the reception area of Alchemilla Hospital, Lisa is by his side and introduces herself as a trainee nurse working in the hospital. Lisa appears in the prequel game Silent Hill: Origins, where her role as an informant does not change. He apparently did cut off Lisa's supply, and Lisa apparently began to hallucinate insects and blood and pus flowing from a faucet as a form of withdrawal symptom. However, Kaufmann refused to allow her, and threatened to cut off her supply of PTV, which led to arguing and fighting between the two. Lisa wanted to leave Alchemilla and quit nursing Alessa because she eventually grew sick of it. Alessa was hidden in the hospital basement for about seven years. The ordeal of constantly replacing the bandages took a toll on Lisa's mental health and sanity. Lisa did not know what was keeping the girl alive (the Book of Lost Memories reveals Dahlia cast a magical incantation on her daughter, in addition to the God in Alessa's womb protecting her body). Alessa's body was covered in burn wounds which would not heal, and were always oozing blood and pus, requiring frequent bandaging. Alessa was severely burned in a fire as a little girl and fully covered in third/fourth degree burns as a result of her mother Dahlia Gillespie, and her extreme devotion to The Order's religion and their God. One of Lisa's duties was to take care of a patient, Alessa Gillespie. However, it was here that Lisa became addicted to PTV, a drug being dealt by the hospital's administrator named Doctor Michael Kaufmann, and Silent Hill's resident cult known as The Order. With nursing being her family's tradition, she began her career at Alchemilla Hospital. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.Lisa Garland was born and raised in the American northwestern town of Silent Hill, and attended Midwich Elementary School as a child.
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