Considering that the first game had the exact same mannequins stalking and surrounding the player in the department store, this hallucination seems to exist purely to cause PTSD-style flashbacks in the player. This becomes something of a pattern for a while. Well how about that, three more mannequins have been moved (or just, y'know, moved) to block the way back. Go through the doorway on the right and turn around.
The apartment complex features a room with a posed mannequin in the centre. it's not just the way they look that was scary but the fact that they were alive, you can use them as weapons and if you hold it in front of you, the thing still moves. In the abandoned doll factory it was those fucking dolls. Everything is quiet, then you grab the medkit next to the mirror, and what do you see? A freaking enemy in the mirror. In the apartments, there's a part where you enter a bathroom. The next level, taking place in both an abandoned bowling alley and the school from the first game, somehow came as a relief. It's unnerving enough to know that you're being hunted, but if you value your pleasant dreams, then please, for the love of God, DO NOT look closely at the taxidermy scattered throughout the lodge. The meat of this level is searching for detonators in the main lodge while occasionally fighting SCU members sent to "clean up" some crucial evidence and kill you. Oh, just a ''touch'' from him and you're treated to an extremely horrifying "game over" screen featuring the bear knocking you to the ground, standing on his haunches and roaring, mauling you and finally literally biting your face off or ripping your arm off. Being chased by the huge, rabid Grizzly bear. A guy being mauled by a huge, rabid Grizzly Bear with blood caked to his fur and strings of drool hanging from his jaw. You need to investigate a dilapidated hunting lodge in the mountains that's been abandoned for decades. Black Lake Lodge is arguably the scariest level in the entire game.
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