Hello Neighbor - Gibbons Estate

This takes place ALWAYS on October 15th, 1979 unless the loop is broken. Anthony Mazzola is a man who is slowly going mad. Born in St. Louis, Missouri, Ever since an incident within his town, things have started to become desolate. The town practically turned into a barren field with no wildlife whatsoever, and now it is only him and his very weird neighbor living across the street. He keeps hearing frightful noises in his sleep which further builds his curiosity. He had attempted to contact the police, but the police had denied him any arrests on his neighbor because of the lack of evidence. This drives him to want to explore his only neighbors house to find out what is going on over there. It is always midnight. No matter how much time passes, it ALWAYS STAYS MIDNIGHT. He believes there is a force beyond his comprehension messing with him, purposefully causing him to go mad and suicidal. Back in 1979, a neighbor of his own seems strange, he enters through an open window and finds there is no trace of sanity or innocence which is what could have been the incident. After that, the man who had entered the weird neighbors house had acts commited upon him that Angels that day had started to intervene, which was a reason why the town had became non-existent 3 DAYS LATER as a safety precaution by the heavens. Through the VHS tape that was recorded, it was seen through the breaking and entering that the spirits had written on the screen "God, save us all from the hell in his attic.." Anthony could be the only one who lives there as because of the Angels picking Anthony without his knowlage to be the savior to end the Neighbors madness, but the Neighbor has sold his soul to the devil. It is visible through him burning mannequins and paintings as a sacrifice to Lucifer out of fear for protection. The Weird Neighbors House: The house is a large, two-story structure set against a dark, star-filled night sky, giving it a quiet but slightly eerie presence. Its design blends traditional suburban elements with a somewhat grand, almost manor-like feel. The exterior appears light-colored with multiple sections and varied rooflines, including a rounded bay area on the left and a long upper balcony or overhang stretching across the front. At the center, a set of wide red double doors sits at the top of a short stone staircase, illuminated by a single overhead light that creates a dramatic focal point. Stonework lines the base of the house, adding weight and solidity to the structure. Several windows glow from within—some with warm yellow light, others with a deeper reddish hue—hinting at activity inside while also contributing to a mysterious atmosphere. The upper level features shuttered windows, one of which is open, letting a red interior light spill out into the darkness. Overall, the house feels large, quiet, and imposing at night—welcoming in its warm lights, yet shadowed enough to carry a subtle sense of tension or intrigue. The interior is composed of a labyrinth design, with the style mainly being of the 1930's because of the wallpaper and furniture. The thing that really sticks out is the heavily boarded up basement door, where the tortured souls are supposedly trapped in from the neighbor. The Neighbor is a man in his fifties. He has grown a stubble as compared to the first game, probably due to him living in isolation for months to escape the police. His scary-looking greasy black rubber gloves are on him at all times, with his sleeves rolled up. Theodore's brown but graying hair forms into a swirl at the top of his head, and his iconic mustache is always curled at the sides. His thick eyebrows are normally arched, and point down toward his red triangular nose. Theodore has green eyes, and seems to be sleep deprived. He has strong cheekbones and a round chin, and has wrinkles and creases on his forehead. His shirt is a yellow collared shirt, with a stain on the left collar. The very small pattern on it resembles a rain-resistant material. The sweater vest he has over the shirt is blue, with a diamond argyle pattern on it. The edges of the vest are dark blue and ridged, while the diamonds are a lighter blue. There are white dotted lines crossing the vest as part of its pattern. Theodore's pants are an orange color with darker orange stripes, and his shoes are black and white sneakers.