Session 9 - Revision history

Greywolf at 04:57, 30 July 2021

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	Meanwhile, [[Browne]] and [[Withers]], more or less intact, use their experience of such things to spin a tale to the Scottish police which convinces them that their attacker was [[Alexander Roby]], who killed [[Edwards]] with some kind of acid then stabbed [[Saunders]] before fleeing. Though there are many holes in the story, it's the best the police have, and the investigators are released.		Meanwhile, [[Browne]] and [[Withers]], more or less intact, use their experience of such things to spin a tale to the Scottish police which convinces them that their attacker was [[Alexander Roby]], who killed [[Edwards]] with some kind of acid then stabbed [[Saunders]] before fleeing. Though there are many holes in the story, it's the best the police have, and the investigators are released.

	Local newspapers report the [http://~~unboundbook~~.~~org/wiki~~/images/5/5a/19_Newspaper_Article_on_Events_in_the_Highlands.pdf deaths of a number of villagers] in Cannich on the night that Carcosa vanished		Local newspapers report the [http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/images/5/5a/19_Newspaper_Article_on_Events_in_the_Highlands.pdf deaths of a number of villagers] in Cannich on the night that Carcosa vanished

	On the 14th, Browne returns to London, where he is inspired to start turning his experiences into short stories. He is joined a couple of days later by Withers. They still want to find [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Wilfred Gresty]].		On the 14th, Browne returns to London, where he is inspired to start turning his experiences into short stories. He is joined a couple of days later by Withers. They still want to find [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Wilfred Gresty]].
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	===December 13th 1929===		===December 13th 1929===

	Suddenly, a breakthrough. The papers [http://~~unboundbook~~.~~org/wiki~~/images/6/61/20_Newspaper_Article_on_Grestys_Arrest.pdf report] the arrest of a '[[Wilfred Gresty]]' for an assault on a priest in a London Church, and reveal the location and time of his appearance before the magistate, later that very day.		Suddenly, a breakthrough. The papers [http://tatterswiki.ddns.net/images/6/61/20_Newspaper_Article_on_Grestys_Arrest.pdf report] the arrest of a '[[Wilfred Gresty]]' for an assault on a priest in a London Church, and reveal the location and time of his appearance before the magistate, later that very day.

	At long last, the game is, once more, afoot!		At long last, the game is, once more, afoot!

Binder at 21:22, 13 August 2009

2009-08-13T21:22:48Z

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	On the 14th, Browne returns to London, where he is inspired to start turning his experiences into short stories. He is joined a couple of days later by Withers. They still want to find [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Wilfred Gresty]].		On the 14th, Browne returns to London, where he is inspired to start turning his experiences into short stories. He is joined a couple of days later by Withers. They still want to find [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Wilfred Gresty]].

	[[Browne]] sends a letter, by hand, to 'Occult Magazine', offering a book of [[Bacon]]'s to the author of the dead occultist's obituary. The next day he ~~recieves~~ a call from a man claiming to be the writer, and an invitation to meet that evening by [http://k-punk.abstractdynamics.org/archives/east_karl_marx_tomb.jpg Karl Marx's Tomb] in Highgate ~~Cemetary~~.		[[Browne]] sends a letter, by hand, to 'Occult Magazine', offering a book of [[Bacon]]'s to the author of the dead occultist's obituary. The next day he receives a call from a man claiming to be the writer, and an invitation to meet that evening by [http://k-punk.abstractdynamics.org/archives/east_karl_marx_tomb.jpg Karl Marx's Tomb] in Highgate Cemetery.

	[[Image:marx.jpg\|thumbnail\|Karl Marx's tombstone\|right]]		[[Image:marx.jpg\|thumbnail\|Karl Marx's tombstone\|right]]
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	Crowley thought little of Bacon, and is disappointed that the book on offer is merely a copy of '[[Le Roi en Jeune]]' (Browne having a spare one of these and unwilling to risk [[The Turner Codex]]), but he's much more interested in [[Edwards]] and [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and attempts to trade for information. He reveals that Quarrie went to Italy to seek 'Il Fratelli di Signo Giallo' ([[the Brothers of the Yellow Sign]]), a society which performs a version of '[[The King in Yellow]]' annually.		Crowley thought little of Bacon, and is disappointed that the book on offer is merely a copy of '[[Le Roi en Jeune]]' (Browne having a spare one of these and unwilling to risk [[The Turner Codex]]), but he's much more interested in [[Edwards]] and [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and attempts to trade for information. He reveals that Quarrie went to Italy to seek 'Il Fratelli di Signo Giallo' ([[the Brothers of the Yellow Sign]]), a society which performs a version of '[[The King in Yellow]]' annually.

	Shortly after this, Browne realises Crowley is attempting to use Mesmerism, or some other form of mental domination on him. When Crowley realises his attempts have failed he says that he must leave, but invites Browne to a party he is holding the next week. As he leaves the ~~cemetary~~, Crowley tells Withers 'you can come out now'.		Shortly after this, Browne realises Crowley is attempting to use Mesmerism, or some other form of mental domination on him. When Crowley realises his attempts have failed he says that he must leave, but invites Browne to a party he is holding the next week. As he leaves the cemetery, Crowley tells Withers 'you can come out now'.

	Browne goes to the party - from which Crowley is sadly absent, and learns many things about the appetites of the rich and bored. He bathes in sin for a few hours, and returns to write more stories.		Browne goes to the party - from which Crowley is sadly absent, and learns many things about the appetites of the rich and bored. He bathes in sin for a few hours, and returns to write more stories.
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	===February 1929===		===February 1929===

	[[Saunders]] is released from ~~hosptal~~, returns to ~~london~~ and dines with his friends. [[Browne]] is delighted to reveal that his book is to be published!		[[Saunders]] is released from hospital, returns to London and dines with his friends. [[Browne]] is delighted to reveal that his book is to be published!

	Withers and [[Delia Hartston]] drift ever closer, still kept apart by social convention.		Withers and [[Delia Hartston]] drift ever closer, still kept apart by social convention.
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	===March 1929===		===March 1929===

	The Hyades dip below the horizon and with that the influence of [[Hastur]] stops dead. The dreams stop - those artists, like [[Browne]] filled with inspiration based on the Carcosa mythos feel themselves bereft of ideas - though slowly their sane, everyday muses return.		The Hyades dip below the horizon and with that the influence of [[Hastur]] stops dead. The dreams stop - those artists, like [[Browne]] filled with inspiration based on the Carcosa mythos feel themselves bereft of ideas - though slowly their sane, everyday muses return.

	The long cold winter ends.		The long cold winter ends.
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	===April 1929===		===April 1929===

	Spring is in full bloom, and, in the absence of further leads, the ~~investiagtors~~ forget about [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Wilfred Gresty]] and enjoy their lives.		Spring is in full bloom, and, in the absence of further leads, the investigators forget about [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Wilfred Gresty]] and enjoy their lives.

	===May 1929===		===May 1929===
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	The events of the previous year sink ever further into memory, and the investigators meet less frequently. All seems right with the world until the middle of the month.		The events of the previous year sink ever further into memory, and the investigators meet less frequently. All seems right with the world until the middle of the month.

	On the 17th, the Hyades rise, and the dreams return with a ~~vengance~~. Both [[Browne]] and [[Saunders]] find their dreams of the previous year extended to dark, disturbing conclusions. Once more [[the Yellow Sign]] and [[the King in Yellow]] start to appear in graffiti, art and whispered rumour.		On the 17th, the Hyades rise, and the dreams return with a vengeance. Both [[Browne]] and [[Saunders]] find their dreams of the previous year extended to dark, disturbing conclusions. Once more [[the Yellow Sign]] and [[the King in Yellow]] start to appear in graffiti, art and whispered rumour.

	On October 29th, the American Stock Market crashes dramatically. It seems to mark the end of the good times.		On October 29th, the American Stock Market crashes dramatically. It seems to mark the end of the good times.

Greywolf: /* December 1928 */

2009-03-04T00:50:42Z

December 1928

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	[[Browne]] sends a letter, by hand, to 'Occult Magazine', offering a book of [[Bacon]]'s to the author of the dead occultist's obituary. The next day he recieves a call from a man claiming to be the writer, and an invitation to meet that evening by [http://k-punk.abstractdynamics.org/archives/east_karl_marx_tomb.jpg Karl Marx's Tomb] in Highgate Cemetary.		[[Browne]] sends a letter, by hand, to 'Occult Magazine', offering a book of [[Bacon]]'s to the author of the dead occultist's obituary. The next day he recieves a call from a man claiming to be the writer, and an invitation to meet that evening by [http://k-punk.abstractdynamics.org/archives/east_karl_marx_tomb.jpg Karl Marx's Tomb] in Highgate Cemetary.

	[[Image:marx.jpg\|right]]		[[Image:marx.jpg\|thumbnail\|Karl Marx's tombstone\|right]]

	Browne arrives early, and Withers hides behind a nearby gravestone. It is a chill evening. A middle-aged man arrives and introduces himself, though Browne instantly recognises [[Aleister Crowley]], the self-styled 'wickedest man alive'.		Browne arrives early, and Withers hides behind a nearby gravestone. It is a chill evening. A middle-aged man arrives and introduces himself, though Browne instantly recognises [[Aleister Crowley]], the self-styled 'wickedest man alive'.

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2009-02-17T06:22:58Z

December 13th 1929

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	At long last, the game is, once more, afoot!		At long last, the game is, once more, afoot!

			Continue to [[Session 10]].

			==Audio Recording==

			Link to come...

Greywolf: /* December 13th 1929 */

2009-02-17T00:55:22Z

December 13th 1929

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	===December 13th 1929===		===December 13th 1929===

	Suddenly, a breakthrough. The papers [http://~~www~~.~~artistmonkey.com~~/~~Downloads~~/20_Newspaper_Article_on_Grestys_Arrest.pdf report] the arrest of a '[[Wilfred Gresty]]' for an assault on a priest in a London Church, and reveal the location and time of his appearance before the magistate, later that very day.		Suddenly, a breakthrough. The papers [http://unboundbook.org/wiki/images/6/61/20_Newspaper_Article_on_Grestys_Arrest.pdf report] the arrest of a '[[Wilfred Gresty]]' for an assault on a priest in a London Church, and reveal the location and time of his appearance before the magistate, later that very day.

	At long last, the game is, once more, afoot!		At long last, the game is, once more, afoot!

Greywolf: /* December 1928 */

2009-02-17T00:54:40Z

December 1928

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	Meanwhile, [[Browne]] and [[Withers]], more or less intact, use their experience of such things to spin a tale to the Scottish police which convinces them that their attacker was [[Alexander Roby]], who killed [[Edwards]] with some kind of acid then stabbed [[Saunders]] before fleeing. Though there are many holes in the story, it's the best the police have, and the investigators are released.		Meanwhile, [[Browne]] and [[Withers]], more or less intact, use their experience of such things to spin a tale to the Scottish police which convinces them that their attacker was [[Alexander Roby]], who killed [[Edwards]] with some kind of acid then stabbed [[Saunders]] before fleeing. Though there are many holes in the story, it's the best the police have, and the investigators are released.

	Local newspapers report the [http://~~www~~.~~artistmonkey.com~~/~~Downloads~~/19_Newspaper_Article_on_Events_in_the_Highlands.pdf deaths of a number of villagers] in Cannich on the night that Carcosa vanished		Local newspapers report the [http://unboundbook.org/wiki/images/5/5a/19_Newspaper_Article_on_Events_in_the_Highlands.pdf deaths of a number of villagers] in Cannich on the night that Carcosa vanished

	On the 14th, Browne returns to London, where he is inspired to start turning his experiences into short stories. He is joined a couple of days later by Withers. They still want to find [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Wilfred Gresty]].		On the 14th, Browne returns to London, where he is inspired to start turning his experiences into short stories. He is joined a couple of days later by Withers. They still want to find [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Wilfred Gresty]].

Greywolf: /* December 1928 */

2007-06-20T20:24:56Z

December 1928

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	Crowley thought little of Bacon, and is disappointed that the book on offer is merely a copy of '[[Le Roi en Jeune]]' (Browne having a spare one of these and unwilling to risk [[The Turner Codex]]), but he's much more interested in [[Edwards]] and [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and attempts to trade for information. He reveals that Quarrie went to Italy to seek 'Il Fratelli di Signo Giallo' ([[the Brothers of the Yellow Sign]]), a society which performs a version of '[[The King in Yellow]]' annually.		Crowley thought little of Bacon, and is disappointed that the book on offer is merely a copy of '[[Le Roi en Jeune]]' (Browne having a spare one of these and unwilling to risk [[The Turner Codex]]), but he's much more interested in [[Edwards]] and [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and attempts to trade for information. He reveals that Quarrie went to Italy to seek 'Il Fratelli di Signo Giallo' ([[the Brothers of the Yellow Sign]]), a society which performs a version of '[[The King in Yellow]]' annually.

	Shortly after this, Browne realises Crowley is attempting to use Mesmerism, or some other form of mental domination on him. When Crowley realises his attempts have failed he says that he must leave, but invites ~~browne~~ to a party he is holding the next week. As he leaves the cemetary, Crowley tells Withers 'you can come out now'.		Shortly after this, Browne realises Crowley is attempting to use Mesmerism, or some other form of mental domination on him. When Crowley realises his attempts have failed he says that he must leave, but invites Browne to a party he is holding the next week. As he leaves the cemetary, Crowley tells Withers 'you can come out now'.

	Browne goes to the party - from which Crowley is sadly absent, and learns many things about the appetites of the rich and bored. He bathes in sin for a few hours, and returns to write more stories.		Browne goes to the party - from which Crowley is sadly absent, and learns many things about the appetites of the rich and bored. He bathes in sin for a few hours, and returns to write more stories.

203.144.32.165: /* December 1928 */

2006-09-07T22:56:17Z

December 1928

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	Inverness, the morning after. [[Bartlett]] is hospitalised and sedated, his wife hurries to be by his side. [[Saunders]], though critically hurt, is conscious, and Jennifer and the rest of his family flock to his side.		Inverness, the morning after. [[Bartlett]] is hospitalised and sedated, his wife hurries to be by his side. [[Saunders]], though critically hurt, is conscious, and Jennifer and the rest of his family flock to his side.

	Meanwhile, [[Browne]] and [[Withers]} more or less intact, use their experience of such things to spin a tale to the Scottish police which convinces them that their attacker was [[Alexander Roby]], who killed [[Edwards]] with some kind of acid then stabbed [[Saunders]] before fleeing. Though there are many holes in the story, it's the best the police have, and the investigators are released.		Meanwhile, [[Browne]] and [[Withers]], more or less intact, use their experience of such things to spin a tale to the Scottish police which convinces them that their attacker was [[Alexander Roby]], who killed [[Edwards]] with some kind of acid then stabbed [[Saunders]] before fleeing. Though there are many holes in the story, it's the best the police have, and the investigators are released.

	Local newspapers report the [http://www.artistmonkey.com/Downloads/19_Newspaper_Article_on_Events_in_the_Highlands.pdf deaths of a number of villagers] in Cannich on the night that Carcosa vanished		Local newspapers report the [http://www.artistmonkey.com/Downloads/19_Newspaper_Article_on_Events_in_the_Highlands.pdf deaths of a number of villagers] in Cannich on the night that Carcosa vanished

219.89.207.51: /* Session Report - Played Monday 7th August, 2006 */

2006-09-06T01:50:03Z

Session Report - Played Monday 7th August, 2006

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	Inverness, the morning after. [[Bartlett]] is hospitalised and sedated, his wife hurries to be by his side. [[Saunders]], though critically hurt, is conscious, and Jennifer and the rest of his family flock to his side.		Inverness, the morning after. [[Bartlett]] is hospitalised and sedated, his wife hurries to be by his side. [[Saunders]], though critically hurt, is conscious, and Jennifer and the rest of his family flock to his side.

	Meanwhile, [[Browne]] and [[Withers]~~]. More~~ or less intact, use their experience of such things to spin a tale to the Scottish police which convinces them that their attacker was [[Alexander Roby]], who killed [[Edwards]] with some kind of acid then stabbed [[Saunders]] before fleeing. Though there are many holes in the story, ~~its~~ the best the police have, and the investigators are released.		Meanwhile, [[Browne]] and [[Withers]} more or less intact, use their experience of such things to spin a tale to the Scottish police which convinces them that their attacker was [[Alexander Roby]], who killed [[Edwards]] with some kind of acid then stabbed [[Saunders]] before fleeing. Though there are many holes in the story, it's the best the police have, and the investigators are released.

	Local newspapers report the [http://www.artistmonkey.com/Downloads/19_Newspaper_Article_on_Events_in_the_Highlands.pdf deaths of a number of villagers] in Cannich on the night that Carcosa vanished		Local newspapers report the [http://www.artistmonkey.com/Downloads/19_Newspaper_Article_on_Events_in_the_Highlands.pdf deaths of a number of villagers] in Cannich on the night that Carcosa vanished

	On the 14th, Browne returns to London, where ~~his~~ is inspired to start turning his experiences into short stories. He is joined a couple of days later by Withers. They still want to find [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Wilfred Gresty]].		On the 14th, Browne returns to London, where he is inspired to start turning his experiences into short stories. He is joined a couple of days later by Withers. They still want to find [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Wilfred Gresty]].

	[[Browne]] sends a letter, by hand, to 'Occult Magazine', offering a book of [[Bacon]]'s to the author of the dead occultist's obituary. The next day he recieves a call from a man claiming to be the writer, and an invitation to meet that evening by [http://k-punk.abstractdynamics.org/archives/east_karl_marx_tomb.jpg Karl Marx's Tomb] in Highgate Cemetary.		[[Browne]] sends a letter, by hand, to 'Occult Magazine', offering a book of [[Bacon]]'s to the author of the dead occultist's obituary. The next day he recieves a call from a man claiming to be the writer, and an invitation to meet that evening by [http://k-punk.abstractdynamics.org/archives/east_karl_marx_tomb.jpg Karl Marx's Tomb] in Highgate Cemetary.
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	Browne's book, '[[The Tatters of the King]]' is published, and sells in truckloads to all those whose dreams of Carcosa have just left them. He is a great success, and starts to enjoy this new experience.		Browne's book, '[[The Tatters of the King]]' is published, and sells in truckloads to all those whose dreams of Carcosa have just left them. He is a great success, and starts to enjoy this new experience.

	[[Bartlett]] is released to the care of his wife. A combination of medication and ~~psychotheraspy~~ is slowly returning him to mental health.		[[Bartlett]] is released to the care of his wife. A combination of medication and psychotherapy is slowly returning him to mental health.

	===April 1929===		===April 1929===

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December 1928

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	Local newspapers report the [http://www.artistmonkey.com/Downloads/19_Newspaper_Article_on_Events_in_the_Highlands.pdf deaths of a number of villagers] in Cannich on the night that Carcosa vanished		Local newspapers report the [http://www.artistmonkey.com/Downloads/19_Newspaper_Article_on_Events_in_the_Highlands.pdf deaths of a number of villagers] in Cannich on the night that Carcosa vanished

	On the 14th, Browne returns to London, where his is inspired to start turning his ~~exoperiences~~ into short stories. He is joined a couple of days later by Withers. They still want to find [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Wilfred Gresty]].		On the 14th, Browne returns to London, where his is inspired to start turning his experiences into short stories. He is joined a couple of days later by Withers. They still want to find [[Malcolm Quarrie]] and [[Wilfred Gresty]].

	[[Browne]] sends a letter, by hand, to 'Occult Magazine', offering a book of [[Bacon]]'s to the author of the dead occultist's obituary. The next day he recieves a call from a man claiming to be the writer, and an invitation to meet that evening by [http://k-punk.abstractdynamics.org/archives/east_karl_marx_tomb.jpg Karl Marx's Tomb] in Highgate Cemetary.		[[Browne]] sends a letter, by hand, to 'Occult Magazine', offering a book of [[Bacon]]'s to the author of the dead occultist's obituary. The next day he recieves a call from a man claiming to be the writer, and an invitation to meet that evening by [http://k-punk.abstractdynamics.org/archives/east_karl_marx_tomb.jpg Karl Marx's Tomb] in Highgate Cemetary.