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I got the exact same note as you, @mouse. The first sentence reads, “I am inside the wall nearest to which you found this note.” The woman at the book table said it was written by “Emily”.

@immortalconqueror Great find!!

Here’s the full image:

Hooray! Looking forward to meeting folks in person 🙂

@electrichippo Happy to help 🙂

@electrichippo “no one witnessed London May exit the compound.” For what it’s worth, I saw London May headed back toward the compound at approximately 9pm as I was leaving the book release party. So, I’m guessing he didn’t burn.

@julierei I think the one in the mask is “Masked Woman” from the Apartment Room (pp. 128-129 in the book). I don’t see Michelle in this pre-delete photo. It looks like she was added in for the book version (standing directly behind Addison/Sabrina in the book photo #35).

@michelle, true. But, to me, it looks like people have been added/Photoshopped in for the book version, rather than omitted for the linked version.

@julierei the person standing next to the red-robed Priest?

@moustachemax @mike, not sure if this photo link will work (forum newbie here), but this is the “undeleted” copy of the cast photo:

Wish the image were bigger… hard to tell who the deleted person is.

I’ll be there. Fully clothed and slightly uncomfortable. 🙂

@dawsonc, 33 is the highest degree in Freemasonry, and some conspiracy theorists link Freemasons with the Illuminati and claim that they are working in tandem to create a New World Order. Hmmm…

More from Wikipedia:

In her 1993 book The Woman with the Alabaster Jar: Mary Magdalen and the Holy Grail, Margaret Starbird developed the hypothesis that Saint SARAH was the daughter of Jesus and Mary Magdalen…She also claimed that the name “Sarah” meant “Princess” in Hebrew, thus making her the forgotten child of the “sang réal”, the blood…[Read more]

I knew I should have used Comic Sans, @bruinbown 😉

BTW, @bruinbown, I hope my last comment didn’t come across as me yelling at you. Totally not what I intended. The italics and exclamation marks were all directed at my own brain. 🙂

@bruinbown haha! You’re not rambling (and, even if you were, I think sometimes it takes a bit of rambling to finally find the heart of what we’re trying to communicate). I work behind the scenes as well, as a designer. So, for me, I don’t think it’s an on-stage/off-stage issue. I think it’s mostly that I can’t quite let go of the fact that it’s…[Read more]

@pandace88: “I work in theatre so for me, it’s really hard to not see actors, props, sets, scripts, etc. It’s really hard for me to allow myself to connect in a real way because to me it’s all fake…there’s that cynical adult side of me that doesn’t let me do things because “that’s stupid”, “how embarrassing”, “you’ll look dumb”…I didn’t even k…[Read more]

2/20: Responded to the “gray area + questionnaire” email with complete honesty. Basically stated that, upon further consideration, I don’t agree that stepping on others is the best way to get ahead and if that means I’m not a good candidate for the System, so be it.

2/22: Still waiting for a response.

I haven’t followed up by calling the phone…[Read more]

Thanks, @sbkevin, for starting this thread. I’ve been thinking about this very topic a LOT since Tension ended.

I attended Ascension having not been a part of the forums or any of the ARG or lead-up events. All I knew of the story was the synopsis on the website. So, I was pretty unclear about exactly how much initiative I could take…how far…[Read more]

@goldtongue I applaud your dedication!

Ok, I’m gonna throw this out there…

IMO, one paragraph in the “acceptance” emails has a very sinister tone:

“Congratulations, this small step has already proven that you are more capable than most of the people around you”…

(Capable of what, exactly?)

…”and rest assured, you are now well on your way to getting exactly what you…[Read more]