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NATALIA OR NATASHA? —Preceding unsigned comment added by Chueyjoo (talkcontribs) 19:13, 2 November 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Should the patient Harris be mentioned?

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Remember that psycho patient that almost killed Dr. Sciarello in Issue 1? Well, according to the print version of Issue 3, that guy's name was Harris, and he plays a very large role in the actual game. He's mentioned in several logs throughout Dead Space, although the best example has to be the following log from Chapter 2 [1].

Interesting Results

MEDICAL LOG

DR. WARWICK, B. (CHIEF PSYCH OFFICER)

REPORT OF PSYCHIATRIC OBSERVATION

PATIENT: HARRIS, B. (Employee #PM-19026-EH)

Harris is asleep, after another strong sedative. He seems literally unable to sleep without chemical aid. Most people succumb to exhaustion after 50+ hours of waking, regardless of any desire to stay awake. Not Harris. His explanation of events on the colony is also odd, and points to the same paranoia we've seen elsewhere planetside. His guilt is not in doubt--two planetside security officers were present when he took Dr. Sciarello hostage and murdered Nurse Evans--and he doesn't deny his actions. But he insists there was no crime, nor does he feel guilt.

This is classic sociopathic behavior, but Harris exhibits no other symptoms. He is affable and friendly, able to empathize and offer original opinions. When questioned about the murder, however, he becomes withdrawn and intransigent, displaying schizophrenic behavior. He also undergoes intermittent hallucinatory periods, again similar to those experienced by other colonists.

Harris claims he threatened the Doctor because he "had to stop the dreams and the faces," and that he'll kill again to "Make it whole again". What that means, I haven't determined yet. A most intriguing case.

I probably went overboard with this explanation. I just thought it was cool how this tidbit proves the relevance and importance of the Dead Space comics.

--71.65.232.6 (talk) 01:37, 13 December 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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Reviewer: ZooBlazer (talk · contribs) 07:16, 24 March 2023 (UTC)[reply]

Hey, I'd be happy to take this review. I've already gone through it some, so I should have more to say pretty quickly.

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Overall, this article looks to be in pretty good shape. Just a few things need to be addressed. Some of it's probably nitpicky.

  • Not absolutely required, but it wouldn't hurt to remove all of the extra non used parameters in the infobox
  • the game's development team acted as overall controller → maybe add "the" before overall.
  • A graphic novel compilation of all six issues ... The graphic novel included exclusive art by Templesmith ... The graphic novel version was re-released → Some slight rewording is needed to avoid repetition. There are three straight sentences starting almost the same way.
  • safeguard the Marker until their ship the Ishimura arrives. → Add a comma after ship
  • Between its discovery and the Ishimura{{'}}s → and the Ishimura{{'s}}
  • after the Marker video leak → is it supposed to be leaks? Just ignore if it's already correct
  • Marker into the colony preparatory to sending both it and → remove "to" and replace it with a comma after preparatory
  • The Ishimura captain Benjamin Mathius refuses → The Ishimura's captain, Benjamin Mathius refuses
  • The Necromorphs attack the colony, killing many including Carthusia and Sciarello and converting the suicides. → Need an extra comma or two
  • In the reception section, convert all {{'}}s to {{'s}}
  • Italicize Wired in the reception section
  • For ref #21, capitalize the author's first name. ben → Ben

Spot checks

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  • #5 - CBR - Talks about Johnston joint the project and Templesmith's previous work checkY
  • #7 - Wizard - Talks about the storyline and keeping continuity across multiple projects checkY
  • #19 - 1UP - Talks about the motion comic being unlockable in Dead Space: Extraction checkY
  • #24-29 - ICv2 - All show the sales numbers for their respective issues checkY

Comments

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Good job overall on this. I think once you address the minor issues above, then the article should be good to go. -- Zoo (talk) 07:39, 24 March 2023 (UTC)[reply]

@ZooBlazer: I've taken care of everything above. I just trimmed the second video leak bit since it's not essential to communicating the character's breakdown. --ProtoDrake (talk) 10:05, 24 March 2023 (UTC)[reply]
@ProtoDrake It's looking good. I came across some minor things when looking over the edits. In the multiple images template you should probably either add the alt text or remove the parameters.
Also space out the references. I see the intention is to have them organized, but you can instead use hidden notes to title the groups, or just space them out without titles so you don't have walls of text that make it harder to find specific refs.
Like I said above, it's mostly nitpicky stuff since the article is in pretty good shape. -- Zoo (talk) 14:18, 24 March 2023 (UTC)[reply]
@ZooBlazer: All done. --ProtoDrake (talk) 14:24, 24 March 2023 (UTC)[reply]
@ProtoDrake With that it looks good to me, so passing. Congrats! -- Zoo (talk) 14:27, 24 March 2023 (UTC)[reply]
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