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Hey guys I got the second call from The Russian. I was driving home when my phone rang with a No Caller ID. I was pretty excited but also thinking “fuck I need to pull over so I can concentrate”. As I’m trying to figure that out he asked me what my heart’s true desire is. I was going to answer him but he kept talking.
At this point I am trying to cross traffic to pull over and he kept talking. I was overwhelmed with everything that was going on around me, while trying to focus on what he was saying, and I barely retained anything.
I remember hearing him say something about “wait till dusk, that’s when he comes”. I’m pretty sure he didn’t refer to anyone specific or by name, so I am not sure who “He” is. He also referred to a book so I’m thinking my phone call could have been the same or similar to @brianamatopoeia
To be honest, it took me so long to post this because I broke down in my car. I’m so mad and upset with myself that I wasn’t able to remember or retain much. By the time I was able to try and write things down, the conversation was ending. I don’t know why I didn’t ask him to repeat everything, at the time it seemed silly to ask that. I feel like I let you guys down and I’m sorry. Next time I will ask them to wait or to repeat. I hope whatever I was able to share helps.
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Girl, when those calls come and the heart starts racing, it’s hard to remember anything just from that alone. Mix in driving in traffic + Russian accent and I’m surprised you were able to even process that you got a call at all. No fault.
Knowing nothing of what else was said, I’d say remembering the phrase “wait till dusk, that’s when he comes” is a pretty important detail.Now what does it mean? Excuse me while I go abuse the ever living shit out of Google trying to figure that out.
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Yeah, you didn’t let anyone down there!
The bit about, “wait till dusk, that’s when he comes,” has got to be a reference to what was posted from @coryphella’s account
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@kevin Maybe it’s something along the lines of Game of Thrones mantra, “Winter is coming”. They didn’t literally mean the season of Winter.
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@meghanmayhem Yeah, that makes a lot of sense. So who or what is bringing this darkness? And are they with it or against it?
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So who or what is bringing this darkness? And are they with it or against it?
This might be the most terrifying question of all.
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@shankfx22 don’t you dare beat yourself up! You got a call that’s exciting, be happy ? so maybe you didn’t remember every word, so what. If they need more to be revealed they will call again! You did what you could and that is perfect ???
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When it comes to remembering calls: Everyone is trying their best! You’re participating, that’s what matters.
But interesting, the use of robocalling. It’s a great mechanism, and also de-humanifies some of the message, which is polar opposite of interactions of like Tina. Or Nancy. They’re almost too human, or too emotional.
To call, play a recording, then hang up, is inflicting a message (instead of conversation or share), because you will receive it whether to you want it or not. You can’t tell a recording no.
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You did great! Doesn’t sound like he would’ve repeated anyway. Thanks for reporting in.
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That’s awesome l!
Wait…Sorry if I’m making connections too soon, but does anyone else think this has a connection to 6/03…? Probably not. -
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@shankfx22 – you did great, I can’t believe you even took this call in LA traffic. I remember trying to drive to !#*@#*(&!#(*&@&*()$@)$(*#$&(* Echo Park for a dead drop last year and being lost and trying to take those calls – it’s not easy!!!
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When the darkness comes, will we run away or embrace it?
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Darkness is an ally. Madness is the emergency exit.
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@coryphella Love that quote so much.
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Thank you, you guys are awesome. I’m better now lol I calmed down and became rational… I’m ready to jump back down this rabbit hole with you guys…
I’m going to dive into the Googles myself and see if there are any correlations with religion referencing dusk or perhaps the devil and dusk, since we are speaking of darkness.
Also this quote:
“That’s not my shadow, it’s my darkness.”
-S.L.Short but powerful and also kinda relevant to this storyline.
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@shankfx22 I’m late to this post but just want to reiterate what has been previously mentioned. DON’T YOU DARE GET DOWN ON YOURSELF, GIRL! You did great! You stayed cool under pressure and retained as much info. as possible under the circumstances, then you reported it on the forums. aka. Exactly what you’re supposed to do. You be nice to my new pal, Hannah, you hear me?! 😀
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Just reiterating what everyone else is saying: Do Not beat yourself up for this. You did what you could, you did a good job, and that’s what matters!
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@chrysalis359 HAHAHA you are great thank you <3
Thanks @lexthewolf I appreciate it!
@sfire8 What was the info you came across about the devil and the crossroads at dusk? -
Apologies if I’m saying things people already know. In most versions of the story, you meet the devil at a crossroads at midnight to sell your soul in exchange for something you want. Robert Johnson’s is one particularly famous version of this legend: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Johnson#Devil_legend, although the Faustian bargain at a crossroads motif is pretty prevalent in many types of folklore (https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-mythology-of-the-crossroads-demon). Good luck, Hannah – it appears you have a tough but unique decision ahead. Is your heart’s desire worth your soul?
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Is your heart’s desire worth your soul?
@lustcaution
I find this resonates with me. Speaking solely for myself, yes. Yes it is. Wholeheartedly. And that may be a bad thing, some people may treat it as a negative. But I’m realistic. Everyone has a price, I just know exactly what mine is. It’s very expensive, but I know it’s there. -
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