The transport bus crashes, however, leaving an opportunity for Murphy to run. Without knowing why, he ends up in Silent Hill and thinks he's going insane because of everything happening to him.
He adamantly claims that he's not a monster when others accuse him of things, and throughout the game, he learns to cope with his past. He does have knowledge of the past except for one important thing that he seems to be blocking out.
Despite being in prison for a reason and more than likely doing questionable things, Murphy comes off as genuine and caring at times, as well as determined to make it through the situation.
He generally has a soft-spoken and calm demeanor except when pushed to his limits. Murphy Pendleton, a convict stranded in the foggy, malevolent world of Silent Hill finds himself lost and alone in the woods on the outskirts of the fabled town when his prison transport bus Read all Murphy Pendleton, a convict stranded in the foggy, malevolent world of Silent Hill finds himself lost and alone in the woods on the outskirts of the fabled town when his prison transport bus crashes.
Murphy Pendleton, a convict stranded in the foggy, malevolent world of Silent Hill finds himself lost and alone in the woods on the outskirts of the fabled town when his prison transport bus crashes. Napier : I'm a sequestered prisoner.
You're not supposed to be here. Officer Sewell? Murphy : You don't recognize me, do you? Napier : What? No, I-guards? Murphy : We used to be neighbors. Napier : Guards! Open the goddamn door. Help, somebody! Napier : This is a violation of my rights. Who the hell do you think you are? When I talk to the warden, I'm Murphy : No one's listening. Sign In. Video Game Play trailer Crime Horror Mystery.
Director Brian Gomez. Top credits Director Brian Gomez. Murphy seems to have a great deal of pain, self-blame, self-pity, and self-loathing, caused by the death of his son.
The real motive behind his actions is enacting revenge on the person responsible: Patrick Napier. He displays benevolence and even nobility at times, such as when trying to save a Screamer whom he thought was a woman at the time from Sanchez's abuse.
Perhaps this is a way to atone for his sins, or just to make him feel more like a good person. Murphy appears to think aloud or analyze things and talks when he wants, possibly as a way to assuage his loneliness. He is also shown to have trust issues as upon meeting Howard, he was blunt and did not shake his hand although, considering the fact that he was an escaped prisoner, it was understandable.
Murphy is also shown to have somewhat of a short temper, losing his patience when Howard and Bobby Ricks refuse to give him a straight answer and in his dealings with the Nun. He is prone to frustration when confronted with many obstacles "Where am I supposed to find a security card?! Murphy spent his childhood in an orphanage, which impacted him greatly.
Murphy states that he and all the other orphans were extremely grateful for the nuns that ran the place. It is also known that he worked in a cinema as a juvenile, revealed while he is in the movie theater. After he left the orphanage, it is implied that he was involved in criminal behavior as seen in his thoughts on Carol , but eventually stopped, got married and had a child.
Murphy was a happy family man, married to Carol Pendleton, and a loving father to Charlie Pendleton. They used to enjoy flying kites, playing ball, and Murphy taught Charlie about cars, a passion shared by both father and son.
Murphy's life changed when his son was abducted by a lurking pedophile by the name of Patrick Napier. He was, unfortunately, a neighbor of the Pendleton's and showed a remote interest in young boys.
Napier kidnapped Charlie, and then forced him into his van and drove away to a lake. Once there, Napier put Charlie inside a canvas sack, and threw him into the water, drowning him.
The loss of their child was too much for the parents. Blaming Murphy for her son's death, Carol divorced him, and sent him a letter telling him to never contact her again. Upset by the loss of his son and wife, Murphy's desire for revenge overwhelmed him. During a night in February, he hijacked a police patrol car and proceeded to evade arrest for ten hours before being stopped in Ashfield and arrested the next morning.
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