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[Group Lock: Wren H, Luke H, Clementine M, Shane A, Graham R, Jack C, Saint R, Thor]

Hi Everyone,

Daisy's second birthday is on Wednesday. I'm having a little party for her from 4:30-7:30 at Nelson A. Rockefeller Park in the
North end of Battery Park City. There's a playground there, and a nice view. It's a pretty fun park.

There will be cake and pizza, so if you want to come let me know so I know how many pizzas to get. It's super laid back, definitely casual and no gifts are necessary. And I can promise good weather! No worries if you can't make it, I know it's the middle of the week and really short notice, but I really hope you can come by at least for a bit.

-Evie

[On Mother's Day: an elaborate arrangement, assorted because he realized with dismay that he doesn't know her favourite flower. It hums with his magic, ensuring that they won't wilt or lose their subtle perfume, and a miniature display of fireworks erupt overhead as soon as her hands touch the attached card.]

You've given me so many gifts in this life. I could never hope to repay you for all of them, but I live each day hoping to be the kind of son that will make you proud. Happy Mother's Day, Wanda.

- Billy M

[Steve R]

Hi, Steve.

[Locked to Victor F]

You've been making a lot of visits in the evening as of late.

[Locked to Mina M]

The party was quite enjoyable.

[Locked to Vanessa I]

Have you heard any new gossip about town?

[Delivery to "Mr. E" at Trafalgar Square]

[The letter comes by private courier several days after the initial conversation. In a tidy, angular handwriting, the author details his experience in odd jobs at the theatre and around town. He goes so far as to assure the recipient of his ability to handle even the most messy of situations as well as a promise to discretion.

There is no return address, and the letter is signed only 'Caliban'.]

[Public]

I never see a bat signal in the sky. There's barely any blimps, either.


[Private to Oswald C.]
[He makes sure not to private it to "Penguin."]

Hi, I was wondering if you had any openings for music acts at the Iceberg Lounge. I went there last night and I really like the feel of it. I played piano over at Gionni's Restaurant a few nights ago, but I can do more modern stuff, too.

There are speakers louder than mine. I wish those, for any coin you would name. What are the best?

And what best vinegar for the floor and sage for the head?