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[[Dr Bartlett]] meets [[Dr. Lionel Trollope]] in his London home. Trollope describes the [[Roby murders]], and explains that he does not think [[Alexander Roby]] is now, or ever will be, fit for release. | |||
Trollope seems drained and preoccupied. | |||
[[Nathaniel Browne]] has a lunch date with [[Talbot Estus]]. they describe their mutual enthusiasm for '[[the King in Yellow]]' and Estus lends Browne his copy of '[[Le Roi en Jeune]]'. | |||
On his return home, Bartlett discovers that a man claiming to be a taxi driver was looking for his house earlier in the day, but never called. This appears to be [[the Tall Man]], who makes more appearances later on. | |||
===November 2nd 1928=== | ===November 2nd 1928=== | ||
Revision as of 14:32, 17 May 2006
Session Report - Played Monday 15th May, 2006
October 31st 1928
Halloween. The four friends meet at Dr Bartlett's Wimbledon home on Wednesday evening, for a game of bridge. Dr Bartlett raises the subject of the play and mentions that he recently encountered references to various elements of its contents during a professional consultation.
Nataniel Browne explains that such elements have already been published as part of Chambers' work and that this would explain where Bartlett's patient most likely encountered it.
November 1st 1928
Dr Bartlett meets Dr. Lionel Trollope in his London home. Trollope describes the Roby murders, and explains that he does not think Alexander Roby is now, or ever will be, fit for release.
Trollope seems drained and preoccupied.
Nathaniel Browne has a lunch date with Talbot Estus. they describe their mutual enthusiasm for 'the King in Yellow' and Estus lends Browne his copy of 'Le Roi en Jeune'.
On his return home, Bartlett discovers that a man claiming to be a taxi driver was looking for his house earlier in the day, but never called. This appears to be the Tall Man, who makes more appearances later on.
November 2nd 1928
November 3rd 1928
November 4th 1928
November 5th 1928
Guy Fawkes Night. Fireworks at Dr Bartlett's house.
