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Dropped by [[Lawrence Bacon]] | Dropped by [[Lawrence Bacon]] shortly before he fell into the canal, this whistle appears to be carved from black-stained bone. It is threaded onto a leather bootlace. the whistle is carved into the likeness of one of [[the Springer Mound Monsters]] wrapped around the shaft of the whistle. | ||
Nobody has yet blown it. | Nobody has yet blown it. | ||
A very similar whistle was carried by [[Henry Lister]] on the train to Inverness. After being dissuaded from continuing to Scotland Lister left the whistle behind with the investigators. He said that the whistles could be used to call or control 'the Children of Hastur', but that he had no idea how to use his and had never encountered such a creature. It seems that the cultists have these whistles as much as tokens of membership as for any practical purpose. | A very similar whistle was carried by [[Henry Lister]] on the train to Inverness. After being dissuaded from continuing to Scotland Lister left the whistle behind with the investigators. He said that the whistles could be used to call or control 'the Children of Hastur', but that he had no idea how to use his and had never encountered such a creature. It seems that the cultists have these whistles as much as tokens of membership as for any practical purpose. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:40, 22 July 2006
Dropped by Lawrence Bacon shortly before he fell into the canal, this whistle appears to be carved from black-stained bone. It is threaded onto a leather bootlace. the whistle is carved into the likeness of one of the Springer Mound Monsters wrapped around the shaft of the whistle.
Nobody has yet blown it.
A very similar whistle was carried by Henry Lister on the train to Inverness. After being dissuaded from continuing to Scotland Lister left the whistle behind with the investigators. He said that the whistles could be used to call or control 'the Children of Hastur', but that he had no idea how to use his and had never encountered such a creature. It seems that the cultists have these whistles as much as tokens of membership as for any practical purpose.
