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LETTER TO HASTIE LANYON (GWEN POOLE):

Dear Dr. Lanyon,

I am sending along a request of certain items I am in need of for my latest series of experiments. I am eager to begin this series of trials in my latest work in energy. I have reason to believe that this will change the world for the better.

I would appreciate your haste.

Sincerely,
Dr. Henry Jekyll

I must keep reminding myself that I have less than a year until I can finally practice medicine on my own and not attend this school. Without too much information, I find myself of two minds many days, wishing to be done and never wanting it to be done. I wish to help people as Dr. Liv Moore.

[Filter to Phoebus de Chateaupers]

I hope this message finds you well, Captain.

It isn’t often that someone of your status shows genuine concern for one of my people. Many would never dare lower themselves in such a manner. But perhaps next time you will wait and see if your concern was necessary.

[Filter to Quasimodo]

I hope this message finds you well, my dear bell-ringer.

If the message behind the drink of water I gave you was not clear enough, please, allow me to make it clear now. I am sorry that I was the cause of your suffering.

[Private to Marian Holcombe]
Firstly I must apologize, for this morning I awoke with the conviction that I must leave town and hadn't considered giving proper goodbyes.

But as I made way to leave, I encountered a woman that upon first glance was your Laura. She seemed distressed and asking for directions. How odd, I thought, for I wasn't aware of another relation. Would you know anything of this?

I don't understand why it is the universities always make us read anything at all beyond the classics. It's so obvious that we'd all just be better off as we lived as the Greeks did. Modernity is such tosh.

[Van Helsing]

My most esteemed friend and colleague.

A trusted friend of mine, the artist Paul Foote, has recently started to raise suspicions regarding the existence of a werewolf here in Novi Grad. To protect the individual accused, I'll refrain from naming him in this letter, but I'd like to discuss this matter with you further, as the subject presents with all the signs of the Lycanthropy Disease that I addressed in my most recent paper, which I've attached to this letter.


Do look forward to hearing from you,
Dr. Christian Ludgren

WHO: Mary, Ilse and Sheriff Applemann
WHEN: Monday afternoon
WHERE: the market
WHAT: a proposal of sorts and a resounding no
RATING: low

( lust is a sin )

TONIGHT I HAVE WITNESSED THE MOST HORRIFIC AND UNSPEAKABLE THING

I CANNOT PUT INTO WORDS MY SHOCK

IT GOES BEYOND HUMAN NATURE

HAS SCIENCE GONE TOO FAR????

I AM SHOOK TO MY CORE

The loss of life and talent is always so sad. The world is much darker and less lovely for the death of someone with the talent of Ms. Vane.

I cannot help but feel as if I have been here before, as if I have felt the echoes of death so many times that I could almost consider them a friend. I have not known many who have died, I am very fortunate to say. There is nothing joyful, nothing pure nor beautiful in death. And yet there is a part of me that, as much as I loathe to speak of it, is almost too used to this sensation. I feel sadness, but it is not as acute as it should be. Perhaps it is just that I did not know Ms. Vane very well. That must be it, there is no other explanation.

Whatever the case, I am currently taking a break from painting a portrait of Ms. Vane, to commemorate and celebrate her life. It feels the only right thing to do.

[Dorian]

My deepest condolences, my dear friend. A soul such as yours should never be tainted by something so dark as the death of a beloved. I will bring you her portrait when it is completed. I only hope that it may bring you comfort.

Such tragedy at last nights performance. My deepest sympathies to poor Mademoiselle Vane's family and indeed her fellow performers, such a thing to endure.

I am not normally one for superstitious leanings but it is difficult to ignore that there have been many strange happenings surrounding the opera of late. It would not be truthful of me to say I hadn't at least fleetingly considered that dark forces are at work there.

[Raoul]
Come and find me in the study at your earliest convenience. We have matters to discuss.

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