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{{Infobox_Max_Payne_Chapters|game = [[Max Payne 1]]|part = 3|chapter = 0|location = Max Payne's Nightmare|enemies = Max Payne|previous = [[Angel of Death]]|next = [[Take Me to Cold Steel]]|image1 = A Bit Closer to Heaven Prologue LS.png}} |
{{Infobox_Max_Payne_Chapters|game = [[Max Payne 1]]|part = 3|chapter = 0|location = Max Payne's Nightmare|enemies = Max Payne|previous = [[Angel of Death]]|next = [[Take Me to Cold Steel]]|image1 = A Bit Closer to Heaven Prologue LS.png}} |
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| − | The '''prologue of [[A Bit Closer to Heaven]]''' is the third and last prologue in ''[[Max Payne (game)|Max Payne]]''. |
+ | The '''prologue of [[A Bit Closer to Heaven]]''' is the third and last [[Max Payne chapters|prologue]] in ''[[Max Payne (game)|Max Payne]]''. |
==Plot== |
==Plot== |
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| − | The chapter starts with [[Nicole Horne]] departing [[Punchinello Manor]] after killing [[Angelo Punchinello]] and drugging [[Max Payne]] with a large dose of [[Valkyr]], leaving him for dead in the manor. As she and [[Killer Suits|her men]] head to [[Cold Steel]], Max finds himself in another nightmare about the [[Payne |
+ | The chapter starts with [[Nicole Horne]] departing [[Punchinello Manor]] after killing [[Angelo Punchinello]] and drugging [[Max Payne]] with a large dose of [[Valkyr]], leaving him for dead in the manor. As she and [[Killer Suits|her men]] head to [[Cold Steel]], Max finds himself in another nightmare about the [[Payne residence massacre|death of his family]]; once again exploring a twisted dream version of his [[Payne Residence|old house]], he hears [[Michelle Payne|his wife]] and follows her voice through the house. |
Upon going through a door, Max finds himself in a room very similar to Punchinello's office, but the perimeter of the room is on fire. He sees a letter on the desk, and it reads "You are in a [[Graphic Novel|graphic novel]]." After reading the letter, he answers a nearby ringing phone and hears a familiar voice speaking nonsensically. Going into the next room, Max is once again in the fiery office, with another letter and ringing phone on the desk. Reading the letter, Max discovers that he is also in a [[Max Payne (game)|computer game]], reflecting on the various abilities and weapons that he possesses. Answering the phone, Max hears the same familiar voice, telling him that he's been drugged and how he needs to wake up. Through the next door, Max is seemingly back in the dream version of his house and continues exploring, climbing stairs, and walking through familiar, yet distorted, rooms. |
Upon going through a door, Max finds himself in a room very similar to Punchinello's office, but the perimeter of the room is on fire. He sees a letter on the desk, and it reads "You are in a [[Graphic Novel|graphic novel]]." After reading the letter, he answers a nearby ringing phone and hears a familiar voice speaking nonsensically. Going into the next room, Max is once again in the fiery office, with another letter and ringing phone on the desk. Reading the letter, Max discovers that he is also in a [[Max Payne (game)|computer game]], reflecting on the various abilities and weapons that he possesses. Answering the phone, Max hears the same familiar voice, telling him that he's been drugged and how he needs to wake up. Through the next door, Max is seemingly back in the dream version of his house and continues exploring, climbing stairs, and walking through familiar, yet distorted, rooms. |
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