Session 2 - Revision history

Greywolf at 02:58, 30 July 2021

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	A man, possibly [[the Tall Man]] delivers a housebrick to [[Captain George Withers]] at Victoria Barracks, in what appears to have been an exercise to confirm Withers' billet. Withers arranges to change his accommodation in reaction to this.		A man, possibly [[the Tall Man]] delivers a housebrick to [[Captain George Withers]] at Victoria Barracks, in what appears to have been an exercise to confirm Withers' billet. Withers arranges to change his accommodation in reaction to this.

	Later, [[Dr Bartlett]] receives a posthumous letter ([http://~~unboundbook~~.~~org/wiki~~/images/6/63/09_Letter_from_Dr_Trollope_part_1.pdf page 1], [http://~~unboundbook~~.~~org/wiki~~/images/f/f4/09_Letter_from_Dr_Trollope_part_2.pdf page 2]) from Trollope, mentioning [[Delia Hartston]], [[Lawrence Bacon]] and [[Vincent Tuck]]. The letter appears to predict, in exact detail, the circumstances of Trollope's death. Trollope also reveals that Roby once had a book published - '[[The Walker by the Lake]]'.		Later, [[Dr Bartlett]] receives a posthumous letter ([http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/images/6/63/09_Letter_from_Dr_Trollope_part_1.pdf page 1], [http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/images/f/f4/09_Letter_from_Dr_Trollope_part_2.pdf page 2]) from Trollope, mentioning [[Delia Hartston]], [[Lawrence Bacon]] and [[Vincent Tuck]]. The letter appears to predict, in exact detail, the circumstances of Trollope's death. Trollope also reveals that Roby once had a book published - '[[The Walker by the Lake]]'.

	That afternoon, Bartlett receives a visit from [[Detective Inspector Andrew Taylor]], investigating the Trollope murder, who is interviewing all those who had appointments with Trollope in the days before his death. Bartlett is reasonably open with Taylor, mentioning the mysterious activities of [[the Tall Man]] and the possible connection to [[the Roby Murders]].		That afternoon, Bartlett receives a visit from [[Detective Inspector Andrew Taylor]], investigating the Trollope murder, who is interviewing all those who had appointments with Trollope in the days before his death. Bartlett is reasonably open with Taylor, mentioning the mysterious activities of [[the Tall Man]] and the possible connection to [[the Roby Murders]].

Binder: /* Audio Recording */

2018-03-18T04:16:55Z

Audio Recording

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	Session 2 - Total Running Time : 1h 54m (50 Meg)		Session 2 - Total Running Time : 1h 54m (50 Meg)

	[http://www.unboundbook.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/TotK-Session-2-The-Plot-Thickens.mp3\| The Monday Night Players Present...Tatters of the King Session 2 - The Plot Thickens] - Note: This recording was made in 2006 and as such is quiet in places and has some quality issues.		[http://www.unboundbook.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/TotK-Session-2-The-Plot-Thickens.mp3 The Monday Night Players Present...Tatters of the King Session 2 - The Plot Thickens] - Note: This recording was made in 2006 and as such is quiet in places and has some quality issues.

Binder at 04:15, 18 March 2018

2018-03-18T04:15:15Z

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	==Audio Recording==		==Audio Recording==

	Session 2 - Total Running Time : ~~2h 05m~~ (30 Meg)		Session 2 - Total Running Time : 1h 54m (50 Meg)

	[http://www.unboundbook.org/~~wiki~~/~~attachments~~/~~UBB_Tatters_of_the_King_~~-~~_Session_Two~~.mp3 The Plot Thickens] - Note: This recording has some quality issues.		[http://www.unboundbook.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/TotK-Session-2-The-Plot-Thickens.mp3\| The Monday Night Players Present...Tatters of the King Session 2 - The Plot Thickens] - Note: This recording was made in 2006 and as such is quiet in places and has some quality issues.

Binder at 21:12, 13 August 2009

2009-08-13T21:12:14Z

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	Withers, prompted by [[Bartlett]] engages a private investigator, by telephone, to trace [[Delia Hartston]].		Withers, prompted by [[Bartlett]] engages a private investigator, by telephone, to trace [[Delia Hartston]].

	As evening falls, [[Dr. Lionel Trollope]] is murdered in St James's Park.		As evening falls, [[Dr. Lionel Trollope]] is murdered in St James' Park.

	===November 4th 1928===		===November 4th 1928===
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	Fireworks at [[Dr Bartlett]]'s house. They discuss the events of the last few days, during which it becomes clear that everyone knows that Bartlett has been consulting on the case of [[Alexander Roby]].		Fireworks at [[Dr Bartlett]]'s house. They discuss the events of the last few days, during which it becomes clear that everyone knows that Bartlett has been consulting on the case of [[Alexander Roby]].

	[[Bartlett]] discusses the fact that he has been somewhat disturbed by his current work and that a friend of his ([[Dr. Lionel Trollope]]) has not only been murdered, but apparently predicted the exact circumstances of his demise in his letter to Bartlett. He urges [[Browne]] to find a book called '[[The Walker by the Lake]]' which may be ~~pertinant~~ to the case. Browne agrees but is frustrated by Bartlett's unwillingness to share details of the book such as its authorship.		[[Bartlett]] discusses the fact that he has been somewhat disturbed by his current work and that a friend of his ([[Dr. Lionel Trollope]]) has not only been murdered, but apparently predicted the exact circumstances of his demise in his letter to Bartlett. He urges [[Browne]] to find a book called '[[The Walker by the Lake]]' which may be pertinent to the case. Browne agrees but is frustrated by Bartlett's unwillingness to share details of the book such as its authorship.

	[[Nathaniel Browne]] reveals the copy of '[[Le Roi en Jeune]]' that he borrowed from Estus. The [[Yellow Sign]] on the cover seems to writhe and move upon the page, disturbing [[Withers]] and bringing back memories of bad dreams for [[Andrew Saunders]]. This dream was the mirror of Saunders' previous doppelganger dream. in this version Saunders was the armed version of himself, attempting to seize a crown from his unarmed self.		[[Nathaniel Browne]] reveals the copy of '[[Le Roi en Jeune]]' that he borrowed from Estus. The [[Yellow Sign]] on the cover seems to writhe and move upon the page, disturbing [[Withers]] and bringing back memories of bad dreams for [[Andrew Saunders]]. This dream was the mirror of Saunders' previous doppelganger dream. in this version Saunders was the armed version of himself, attempting to seize a crown from his unarmed self.

Binder: /* Audio Recording */

2009-08-11T07:02:33Z

Audio Recording

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	Session 1 - Total Running Time : ~~1h 40m~~		Session 2 - Total Running Time : 2h 05m (30 Meg)

	[http://www.unboundbook.org/wiki/attachments/UBB_Tatters_of_the_King_-~~_Session_One~~.mp3 ~~Opening Night~~] - Note: This recording ~~is quite quiet and~~ has some quality issues.		[http://www.unboundbook.org/wiki/attachments/UBB_Tatters_of_the_King_-_Session_Two.mp3 The Plot Thickens] - Note: This recording has some quality issues.

Binder: /* Audio Recording */

2009-08-11T06:48:49Z

Audio Recording

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	~~Link to come~~...		Session 1 - Total Running Time : 1h 40m

			[http://www.unboundbook.org/wiki/attachments/UBB_Tatters_of_the_King_-_Session_One.mp3 Opening Night] - Note: This recording is quite quiet and has some quality issues.

Binder: /* November 5th 1928, Guy Fawkes' Night */

2009-02-17T06:18:37Z

November 5th 1928, Guy Fawkes' Night

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	On the way home, [[Saunders]]' cab is cut off by a black car and Saunders is threatened by [[the Tall Man]], who warns Saunders to tell his friends to 'drop this matter'.		On the way home, [[Saunders]]' cab is cut off by a black car and Saunders is threatened by [[the Tall Man]], who warns Saunders to tell his friends to 'drop this matter'.

			Continue to [[Session 3]].
	Continue to [[Session 2]].

	==Audio Recording==		==Audio Recording==

	Link to come...		Link to come...

Binder: /* Audio Recording */

2009-02-17T06:18:19Z

Audio Recording

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	On the way home, [[Saunders]]' cab is cut off by a black car and Saunders is threatened by [[the Tall Man]], who warns Saunders to tell his friends to 'drop this matter'.		On the way home, [[Saunders]]' cab is cut off by a black car and Saunders is threatened by [[the Tall Man]], who warns Saunders to tell his friends to 'drop this matter'.


			Continue to [[Session 2]].

	==Audio Recording==		==Audio Recording==

	Link to come...		Link to come...

Greywolf: /* Session Report - Played Monday 15th May, 2006 */

2009-02-03T02:09:16Z

Session Report - Played Monday 15th May, 2006

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	A man, possibly [[the Tall Man]] delivers a housebrick to [[Captain George Withers]] at Victoria Barracks, in what appears to have been an exercise to confirm Withers' billet. Withers arranges to change his accommodation in reaction to this.		A man, possibly [[the Tall Man]] delivers a housebrick to [[Captain George Withers]] at Victoria Barracks, in what appears to have been an exercise to confirm Withers' billet. Withers arranges to change his accommodation in reaction to this.

	Later, [[Dr Bartlett]] receives a posthumous letter ([http://~~www~~.~~artistmonkey.com~~/~~Downloads~~/09_Letter_from_Dr_Trollope_part_1.pdf page 1], [http://~~www~~.~~artistmonkey.com~~/~~Downloads~~/09_Letter_from_Dr_Trollope_part_2.pdf page 2]) from Trollope, mentioning [[Delia Hartston]], [[Lawrence Bacon]] and [[Vincent Tuck]]. The letter appears to predict, in exact detail, the circumstances of Trollope's death. Trollope also reveals that Roby once had a book published - '[[The Walker by the Lake]]'.		Later, [[Dr Bartlett]] receives a posthumous letter ([http://unboundbook.org/wiki/images/6/63/09_Letter_from_Dr_Trollope_part_1.pdf page 1], [http://unboundbook.org/wiki/images/f/f4/09_Letter_from_Dr_Trollope_part_2.pdf page 2]) from Trollope, mentioning [[Delia Hartston]], [[Lawrence Bacon]] and [[Vincent Tuck]]. The letter appears to predict, in exact detail, the circumstances of Trollope's death. Trollope also reveals that Roby once had a book published - '[[The Walker by the Lake]]'.

	That afternoon, Bartlett receives a visit from [[Detective Inspector Andrew Taylor]], investigating the Trollope murder, who is interviewing all those who had appointments with Trollope in the days before his death. Bartlett is reasonably open with Taylor, mentioning the mysterious activities of [[the Tall Man]] and the possible connection to [[the Roby Murders]].		That afternoon, Bartlett receives a visit from [[Detective Inspector Andrew Taylor]], investigating the Trollope murder, who is interviewing all those who had appointments with Trollope in the days before his death. Bartlett is reasonably open with Taylor, mentioning the mysterious activities of [[the Tall Man]] and the possible connection to [[the Roby Murders]].

Greywolf: /* Audio Recording */

2007-09-11T00:02:18Z

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	~~[http://www~~.~~tentaclesandunderpants~~.~~info/downloads/viewDownloads~~.~~html;jsessionid=1mpexavapatn9?id=12733 Audio Recording of the Second Session]~~		Link to come...