Session 3 - Revision history

Binder at 21:13, 13 August 2009

2009-08-13T21:13:16Z

Binder: /* Audio Recording */

2009-08-11T07:15:39Z

Audio Recording

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	~~Link to come~~...		Session 3 - Total Running Time : 2h 17m (32 Meg)

			[http://www.unboundbook.org/wiki/attachments/UBB_Tatters_of_the_King_-_Session_Three.mp3 Alexander's Friends] - Note: This recording has some quality issues.

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2009-02-17T06:19:08Z

Audio Recording

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	Thinking about the 'nine teeth' at Clare Melford, Bartlett remembers a dream that he had in [[Weobley]] and, shaken, recounts it; himself walking and a vast, indescribable creature appearing to him within a circle of nine standing stones.		Thinking about the 'nine teeth' at Clare Melford, Bartlett remembers a dream that he had in [[Weobley]] and, shaken, recounts it; himself walking and a vast, indescribable creature appearing to him within a circle of nine standing stones.

			Continue to [[Session 4]].

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

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

219.89.207.51: /* Session Report - Played Monday 22th May, 2006 */

2006-09-14T00:36:06Z

Session Report - Played Monday 22th May, 2006

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	[[Delia Hartston]]'s mother calls [[Withers]] to inform him that her daughter is now living in Enfield, is married and is called [[Delia Morrison]]. Withers asks if she can possibly call him. Delia phones shortly after this, and impressed by the credentials of an army Captain and an eminent Doctor agrees to meet them that afternoon at her home.		[[Delia Hartston]]'s mother calls [[Withers]] to inform him that her daughter is now living in Enfield, is married and is called [[Delia Morrison]]. Withers asks if she can possibly call him. Delia phones shortly after this, and impressed by the credentials of an army Captain and an eminent Doctor agrees to meet them that afternoon at her home.

	Delia proves to be beautiful and petite, and to have an apparent bruise under her makeup. Taking into account some pictures on the wall which show Delia almost pulling away from her husband and her desire to not have them in her house when he returns [[Withers]] concludes her husband, [[Peter Morrison]], beats her.		Delia proves to be beautiful and petite, and to have an apparent bruise under her makeup. Taking into account some pictures on the wall which show Delia almost pulling away from her husband and her desire to not have them in her house when he returns [[Withers]] concludes her husband, [[Peter Morrison]], beats her, a thought which greatly disturbs him.

	Asked about [[Alexander Roby]], she explains that they split up over his association with [[Lawrence Bacon]], [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Edwards]], who she knew only by their surnames, and never met, and also mentions a fourth man she did meet, a thug called [[Coombes]] who seemed to work for Bacon and who fits the description of [[the Tall Man]].		Asked about [[Alexander Roby]], she explains that they split up over his association with [[Lawrence Bacon]], [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Edwards]], who she knew only by their surnames, and never met, and also mentions a fourth man she did meet, a thug called [[Coombes]] who seemed to work for Bacon and who fits the description of [[the Tall Man]].

	She gives Withers a copy of Roby's book, '[[The Walker by the Lake]]' and says that shortly before they split, Roby kept talking about 'an event' due to take place in December 1925 in a Suffolk village called [[Clare Melford]], and that 'nine teeth' had been prepared on a hill for this 'event'. The 'teeth' appear to have been standing stones.		She gives Withers a copy of Roby's book, '[[The Walker by the Lake]]' and says that shortly before they split, Roby kept talking about 'an event' due to take place in December 1925 in a Suffolk village called [[Clare Melford]], and that 'nine teeth' had been prepared on a hill for this 'event'. The 'teeth' appear to have been standing stones. Barlett and Withers leave but they both leave her a card in case she remembers anything else.

	That night, everyone meets at Bartlett's house to discuss what they have learned and to decide on their next steps. Saunders gives Roby's book to [[Browne]].		That night, everyone meets at Bartlett's house to discuss what they have learned and to decide on their next steps. Saunders gives Roby's book to [[Browne]].

Kinginamber: /* November 6th 1928 */

2006-08-26T04:33:22Z

November 6th 1928

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	===November 6th 1928===		===November 6th 1928===

			[[Image:londonwinter.gif\|right\|200pc\|thumb\|'London, Winter' - Christopher Nevinson 1928]]

	This is the date of the Presidential election in the USA. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herbert_Hoover Herbert Hoover] wins by a large margin. The BBC is reporting blizzards across Scotland, and London itself wakes up to an unseasonally sharp frost. Its more like January than November. The Met Office is predicting that the snow will move south in the next few days.		This is the date of the Presidential election in the USA. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herbert_Hoover Herbert Hoover] wins by a large margin. The BBC is reporting blizzards across Scotland, and London itself wakes up to an unseasonally sharp frost. Its more like January than November. The Met Office is predicting that the snow will move south in the next few days.

202.14.141.254: /* Audio Recording */

2006-07-10T22:44:07Z

Audio Recording

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	[http://www.tentaclesandunderpants.info/downloads/~~download~~.html;jsessionid=~~7duhot47agb8~~?id=~~15159~~ Audio Recording of the Third Session]		[http://www.tentaclesandunderpants.info/downloads/viewDownloads.html;jsessionid=1mpexavapatn9?id=12733 Audio Recording of the Third Session]

203.211.88.228: /* November 9th 1928 */

2006-06-02T10:19:24Z

November 9th 1928

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	[[Delia Hartston]]'s mother calls [[Withers]] to inform him that her daughter is now living in Enfield, is married and is called [[Delia Morrison]]. Withers asks if she can possibly call him. Delia phones shortly after this, and impressed by the credentials of an army Captain and an eminent Doctor agrees to meet them that afternoon at her home.		[[Delia Hartston]]'s mother calls [[Withers]] to inform him that her daughter is now living in Enfield, is married and is called [[Delia Morrison]]. Withers asks if she can possibly call him. Delia phones shortly after this, and impressed by the credentials of an army Captain and an eminent Doctor agrees to meet them that afternoon at her home.

	Delia proves to be beautiful and petite, and to have an apparent bruise under her makeup. Taking into account some ~~photo's~~ on the wall which show Delia almost pulling away from her husband and her desire to not have them in her house when he returns [[Withers]] concludes her husband, [[Peter Morrison]], beats her.		Delia proves to be beautiful and petite, and to have an apparent bruise under her makeup. Taking into account some pictures on the wall which show Delia almost pulling away from her husband and her desire to not have them in her house when he returns [[Withers]] concludes her husband, [[Peter Morrison]], beats her.

	Asked about [[Alexander Roby]], she explains that they split up over his association with [[Lawrence Bacon]], [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Edwards]], who she knew only by their surnames, and never met, and also mentions a fourth man she did meet, a thug called [[Coombes]] who seemed to work for Bacon and who fits the description of [[the Tall Man]].		Asked about [[Alexander Roby]], she explains that they split up over his association with [[Lawrence Bacon]], [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Edwards]], who she knew only by their surnames, and never met, and also mentions a fourth man she did meet, a thug called [[Coombes]] who seemed to work for Bacon and who fits the description of [[the Tall Man]].

203.211.88.228: /* November 6th 1928 */

2006-06-02T10:14:03Z

November 6th 1928

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	===November 6th 1928===		===November 6th 1928===

	This is the date of the Presidential election in the USA. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herbert_Hoover Herbert Hoover] wins by a large margin. The BBC is reporting blizzards across Scotland, and London itself wakes up to an unseasonally sharp frost ~~and~~ . Its more like January than November. The Met Office is predicting that the snow will move south in the next few days.		This is the date of the Presidential election in the USA. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herbert_Hoover Herbert Hoover] wins by a large margin. The BBC is reporting blizzards across Scotland, and London itself wakes up to an unseasonally sharp frost. Its more like January than November. The Met Office is predicting that the snow will move south in the next few days.

	[[Saunders]] calls the police to report last night's incident with [[the Tall Man]] and [[Detective Inspector Andrew Taylor]] asks him to come in and make a statement.		[[Saunders]] calls the police to report last night's incident with [[the Tall Man]] and [[Detective Inspector Andrew Taylor]] asks him to come in and make a statement.

202.14.141.254: /* November 8th 1928 */

2006-05-29T05:18:52Z

November 8th 1928

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	Withers sends a telegram ahead to Delia announcing that 'Captain Withers and Doctor Bartlett' wish to visit her tomorrow.		Withers sends a telegram ahead to Delia announcing that 'Captain Withers and Doctor Bartlett' wish to visit her tomorrow.

	[[Saunders]] and [[Browne]] visit Tuck at his office in Wapping. ~~He is suspicious~~ of ~~their motives~~, ~~when they mention~~ [[Alexander Roby]], ~~but~~ agrees to tell them what he knows if they leave him alone.		[[Saunders]] and [[Browne]] visit Tuck at his office in Wapping, ostensibly to have him investigate [[The Tall Man]]. Browne, unaware of exactly why they are seeing Tuck (he thought they were just vistiting any old private eye), unwittingly reveals the connection to [[Alexander Roby]] causing Tuck to become suspicious and defensive. Finally, however, after some cajoling, he agrees to tell them what he knows if they leave him alone.

	He tells then that he followed Roby for 3 weeks in November 1925, during which time Roby spent most evenings in the company of [[Lawrence Bacon]], [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and a man called [[Edwards]]. He provides addresses and background information for these 3 men.		He tells then that he followed Roby for 3 weeks in November 1925, during which time Roby spent most evenings in the company of [[Lawrence Bacon]], [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and a man called [[Edwards]]. He provides addresses and background information for these 3 men.

202.14.141.254: /* November 7th 1928 */

2006-05-29T05:14:51Z

November 7th 1928

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	===November 7th 1928===		===November 7th 1928===

	[[Bartlett]] and [[Withers]] visit [[St Agnes Asylum]]. They meet Inspector Atkins of the Herefordshire police, an unpleasant and arrogant man who seems to have a problem with army officers and the insane. The meeting with [[Highsmith]] is not very fruitful, but Bartlett arranges to have lunch at the Wheatsheaf pub with Nurse [[Price]].		[[Bartlett]] and [[Withers]] visit [[St Agnes Asylum]]. They meet Inspector Atkins of the Herefordshire police, an unpleasant and arrogant man who seems to have a problem with army officers and the insane (he strikes Withers as the 'Bad NCO' type). The meeting with [[Highsmith]] is not very fruitful, but Bartlett arranges to have lunch at the Wheatsheaf pub with Nurse [[Price]].

	Price meets with Bartlett and Withers and tells them about his discovery of Long's body and the circumstances of the murder, which does indeed seem very similar to the [[Cuthbert Yates]] case.		Price meets with Bartlett and Withers and tells them about his discovery of [[Long]]'s body and the circumstances of the murder, which does indeed seem very similar to the [[Cuthbert Yates]] case.

	Bartlett and Withers return to London, arriving home very late. London is snowbound.		Bartlett and Withers return to London, arriving home very late. London is snowbound.

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	[[Image:londonwinter.gif\|right\|200pc\|thumb\|'London, Winter' - Christopher Nevinson 1928]]		[[Image:londonwinter.gif\|right\|200pc\|thumb\|'London, Winter' - Christopher Nevinson 1928]]

	This is the date of the Presidential election in the USA. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herbert_Hoover Herbert Hoover] wins by a large margin. The BBC is reporting blizzards across Scotland, and London itself wakes up to an ~~unseasonally~~ sharp frost. Its more like January than November. The Met Office is predicting that the snow will move south in the next few days.		This is the date of the Presidential election in the USA. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herbert_Hoover Herbert Hoover] wins by a large margin. The BBC is reporting blizzards across Scotland, and London itself wakes up to an unseasonably sharp frost. Its more like January than November. The Met Office is predicting that the snow will move south in the next few days.

	[[Saunders]] calls the police to report last night's incident with [[the Tall Man]] and [[Detective Inspector Andrew Taylor]] asks him to come in and make a statement.		[[Saunders]] calls the police to report last night's incident with [[the Tall Man]] and [[Detective Inspector Andrew Taylor]] asks him to come in and make a statement.
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	Withers sends a telegram ahead to Delia announcing that 'Captain Withers and Doctor Bartlett' wish to visit her tomorrow.		Withers sends a telegram ahead to Delia announcing that 'Captain Withers and Doctor Bartlett' wish to visit her tomorrow.

	[[Saunders]] and [[Browne]] visit Tuck at his office in Wapping, ostensibly to have him investigate [[The Tall Man]]. Browne, unaware of exactly why they are seeing Tuck (he thought they were just ~~vistiting~~ any old private eye), unwittingly reveals the connection to [[Alexander Roby]] causing Tuck to become suspicious and defensive. Finally, however, after some cajoling, he agrees to tell them what he knows if they leave him alone.		[[Saunders]] and [[Browne]] visit Tuck at his office in Wapping, ostensibly to have him investigate [[The Tall Man]]. Browne, unaware of exactly why they are seeing Tuck (he thought they were just visiting any old private eye), unwittingly reveals the connection to [[Alexander Roby]] causing Tuck to become suspicious and defensive. Finally, however, after some cajoling, he agrees to tell them what he knows if they leave him alone.

	He tells then that he followed Roby for 3 weeks in November 1925, during which time Roby spent most evenings in the company of [[Lawrence Bacon]], [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and a man called [[Edwards]]. He provides addresses and background information for these 3 men.		He tells then that he followed Roby for 3 weeks in November 1925, during which time Roby spent most evenings in the company of [[Lawrence Bacon]], [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and a man called [[Edwards]]. He provides addresses and background information for these 3 men.
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	Asked about [[Alexander Roby]], she explains that they split up over his association with [[Lawrence Bacon]], [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Edwards]], who she knew only by their surnames, and never met, and also mentions a fourth man she did meet, a thug called [[Coombes]] who seemed to work for Bacon and who fits the description of [[the Tall Man]].		Asked about [[Alexander Roby]], she explains that they split up over his association with [[Lawrence Bacon]], [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Edwards]], who she knew only by their surnames, and never met, and also mentions a fourth man she did meet, a thug called [[Coombes]] who seemed to work for Bacon and who fits the description of [[the Tall Man]].

	She gives Withers a copy of Roby's book, '[[The Walker by the Lake]]' and says that shortly before they split, Roby kept talking about 'an event' due to take place in December 1925 in a Suffolk village called [[Clare Melford]], and that 'nine teeth' had been prepared on a hill for this 'event'. The 'teeth' appear to have been standing stones. ~~Barlett~~ and Withers leave but they both leave her a card in case she remembers anything else.		She gives Withers a copy of Roby's book, '[[The Walker by the Lake]]' and says that shortly before they split, Roby kept talking about 'an event' due to take place in December 1925 in a Suffolk village called [[Clare Melford]], and that 'nine teeth' had been prepared on a hill for this 'event'. The 'teeth' appear to have been standing stones. Bartlett and Withers leave but they both leave her a card in case she remembers anything else.

	That night, everyone meets at Bartlett's house to discuss what they have learned and to decide on their next steps. Saunders gives Roby's book to [[Browne]].		That night, everyone meets at Bartlett's house to discuss what they have learned and to decide on their next steps. Saunders gives Roby's book to [[Browne]].

	Thinking about the 'nine teeth' at Clare Melford, Bartlett remembers a dream that he had in [[Weobley]] and, shaken, recounts it; himself walking and a vast, indescribable creature appearing to him within a circle of nine standing stones.		Thinking about the 'nine teeth' at [[Clare Melford]], Bartlett remembers a dream that he had in [[Weobley]] and, shaken, recounts it; himself walking and a vast, indescribable creature appearing to him within a circle of nine standing stones.

	Continue to [[Session 4]].		Continue to [[Session 4]].