Book Four: New Orleans - The Big Uneasy
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Dr. Francis Morgan:
Frank returns Marius’ glance and closely follows the hunter’s lead.
Frank returns Marius’ glance and closely follows the hunter’s lead.
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Reginald Wilkins, unhinged bookdealer
David! Carcosa! Edineth!The bookdealer rambles as he returns, slowly, to consciousness.
He was there! I saw, I ... I... eye saw..... The gate. The gate. So peaceful. It makes sense now. A thing defined by its opposite. There is no peace at the gate, but that is where we find our missing piece! I, I, .... As Reginald wakes up, mumbling, coming out of his dreamstate, his rational mind reasserts itself. Or at least, it made sense, before. What, where is the gate.... The last words are whispers.
If his companions ask, he merely complains of troubled dreams. Once he is alone, he retrieves his handgun, and keeps it in his pocket at all times.
Reginald tries to remember the exercises his psychiatrist taught him, but has a hard time concentrating.
David! Carcosa! Edineth!The bookdealer rambles as he returns, slowly, to consciousness.
He was there! I saw, I ... I... eye saw..... The gate. The gate. So peaceful. It makes sense now. A thing defined by its opposite. There is no peace at the gate, but that is where we find our missing piece! I, I, .... As Reginald wakes up, mumbling, coming out of his dreamstate, his rational mind reasserts itself. Or at least, it made sense, before. What, where is the gate.... The last words are whispers.
If his companions ask, he merely complains of troubled dreams. Once he is alone, he retrieves his handgun, and keeps it in his pocket at all times.
Reginald tries to remember the exercises his psychiatrist taught him, but has a hard time concentrating.
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Frank and Marius enter Reginald's sleeping quarter.

They find the antiquarian book dealer sitting upright in his bunk. He is pale and sweaty and groggy.
"Merely troubled dreams," Reginald says, with perhaps a hint of dismissiveness.
"I heard you talking in your sleep," says bunk-mate Prof. Balandabar. "Something about David and being sorry. Do you remember?

They find the antiquarian book dealer sitting upright in his bunk. He is pale and sweaty and groggy.
"Merely troubled dreams," Reginald says, with perhaps a hint of dismissiveness.
"I heard you talking in your sleep," says bunk-mate Prof. Balandabar. "Something about David and being sorry. Do you remember?
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Dr. Francis Morgan:
Frank cautiously enters, casting a concerned and wary eye at the distraught book dealer, “Reginald, are you okay?”
”Troubled dreams...,” Frank thinks back on his own disturbing night visions induced by the trapezohedron crystal.
Frank cautiously enters, casting a concerned and wary eye at the distraught book dealer, “Reginald, are you okay?”
”Troubled dreams...,” Frank thinks back on his own disturbing night visions induced by the trapezohedron crystal.
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Reginald Wilkins, unhinged bookdealer
I'm fine. Bad dreams is all. When you've seen some of the things we have.... Anyways, thank you for your concern, but I'll be quite all right.
Reginald tries to focus on what Dr. Ferdinand and he discussed. He wonders idly whether New Orleans will be good for his psyche.
I'm fine. Bad dreams is all. When you've seen some of the things we have.... Anyways, thank you for your concern, but I'll be quite all right.
Reginald tries to focus on what Dr. Ferdinand and he discussed. He wonders idly whether New Orleans will be good for his psyche.
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Marius:
The hunters take a close look at Reginald. He's known the man for close to a year now. Was he telling the truth?
It's so hard to read people. I guess that's why he's made his living in the woods.
"It's O.K. Regg. We've all been through a lot recently. Come on doc lets Regg get some sleep."
Marius leads the way back to his and Frank's compartment.
The hunters take a close look at Reginald. He's known the man for close to a year now. Was he telling the truth?
"It's O.K. Regg. We've all been through a lot recently. Come on doc lets Regg get some sleep."
Marius leads the way back to his and Frank's compartment.
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Each night on the Crescent train journey Reginald descends into disturbing dreams. Each morning he tries to follow his therapist’s advice: eat healthy, exercise, cleanse the body with 12 glasses of water daily, dwell on the positive, seek company of friends, avoid that which disturbs you. Reginald finds the last tenet difficult - is it not his whole purpose for being here?
One night the occultist remembers the words of Prof. Angell:
The train eventually arrives in the New Orleans train station at 3:00 pm. The investigators try to shrug off the train's track number of 13.

The investigators go to their hotel, the St. Charles on Canal Street, on the edge of the French Quarter.


“We’ll meet tomorrow at 8:00 am,” says Agent Mulder. “Take it easy tonight.”
One night the occultist remembers the words of Prof. Angell:
The investigators go to their hotel, the St. Charles on Canal Street, on the edge of the French Quarter.


“We’ll meet tomorrow at 8:00 am,” says Agent Mulder. “Take it easy tonight.”
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Reginald Wilkins, unhinged bookdealer
Reginald is anxious for reasons he can't explain. He acknowledges tomorrow's 8 AM meeting and heads to his room. He gets a cup of black coffee and opens the Pnakotic Manuscripts.
Reginald spends the afternoon and evening attempting to understand the ritual of Dream Vision.
Reginald casts that spell if he can before going to sleep for the night.
Reginald is anxious for reasons he can't explain. He acknowledges tomorrow's 8 AM meeting and heads to his room. He gets a cup of black coffee and opens the Pnakotic Manuscripts.
Reginald spends the afternoon and evening attempting to understand the ritual of Dream Vision.
Reginald casts that spell if he can before going to sleep for the night.
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“We managed to find a copper bowl,” says the room service boy, handing Reginald a 6” diameter copper bowl. “Had to visit a nearby voodoo supply shop in the French Quarter.” He laughs nervously and waits expectantly for the money.
It is 2:00 am. Reginald has been feverishly studying the Dream Vision spell since after dinner. Chicken with shrimp. The shrimp tasted off. Or was that the cajun seasoning? Did his fellow investigators notice anything? Reginald smiled a lot, wanting his chums to think all was well with the bookseller. I just feel better holding it, he said of the Pnakotic Manuscripts tome he was sitting on during dinner. Keeping it warm and hidden, like a mother chicken. Chicken dinner. I'm only sweating because of the cajun spices, he told that too-inquisitive Balandabar. Those Indians, they eat spicy food, they don't understand the pressure such spells put on a man's mind.
"Reginald, how is the manuscript? Tasty?" Prof. Balandabar asks.
Why is he asking that? Is he who he says he is? Don't look him in the eyes. The eyes. The eye.
"I say, Reginald, how are the mushrooms. Tasty?"
It is 2:00 am. Reginald has been feverishly studying the Dream Vision spell since after dinner. Chicken with shrimp. The shrimp tasted off. Or was that the cajun seasoning? Did his fellow investigators notice anything? Reginald smiled a lot, wanting his chums to think all was well with the bookseller. I just feel better holding it, he said of the Pnakotic Manuscripts tome he was sitting on during dinner. Keeping it warm and hidden, like a mother chicken. Chicken dinner. I'm only sweating because of the cajun spices, he told that too-inquisitive Balandabar. Those Indians, they eat spicy food, they don't understand the pressure such spells put on a man's mind.
"Reginald, how is the manuscript? Tasty?" Prof. Balandabar asks.
Why is he asking that? Is he who he says he is? Don't look him in the eyes. The eyes. The eye.
"I say, Reginald, how are the mushrooms. Tasty?"
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The keen eye of the hunter doesn't miss a thing. "Spicy wouldn't you say, Reginald?"
Psychology 6% [1d100] = 2
The keen eye of the hunter doesn't miss a thing. "Spicy wouldn't you say, Reginald?"
Psychology 6% [1d100] = 2
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Dr. Francis Morgan:
”I’m quite partial to spicy foods myself. I find them quite invigorating,” Frank adds to the discussion, oblivious to any abnormal behavior.
Psychology (05): [1d100] = 83
”I’m quite partial to spicy foods myself. I find them quite invigorating,” Frank adds to the discussion, oblivious to any abnormal behavior.
Psychology (05): [1d100] = 83
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Marius the observant hunter notices that Reginald’s eyes often flicker away from those he speaks too, as if he is reluctant to make sustained eye contact. The bookseller is also not looking his most robust (too many hours up reading?) and is sweating more than normal. Perhaps that is the cajun spices, but probably not. Will this case break Reginald, as it has to too many of their friends? Marius realizes he needs to keep an eye on Reginald lest he harm himself or others.
Reginald has been more into his books than normal. Marius, who spent some time himself perusing the disturbing Pnakotic Manuscripts on an Arkham-to-Providence train trip, realizes that Reginald’s focus on the book is opening his mind to dark secrets.
It reminds Marius of when Reginald studied the book to learn the spell to seek “gates.” Reginald claimed to see things and gain insights, though the hunter is having trouble remembering exactly what those were.
“Did you know,” exclaims Prof. Balandabar, “the French Quarter is the oldest neighborhood in New Orleans? After New Orleans (La Nouvelle-Orléans in French) was founded in 1718 by Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville, the city developed around the Vieux Carré ("Old Square" in English), a central square. The district is more commonly called the French Quarter today, or simply "The Quarter.” Most of the extant historic buildings were constructed either in the late 18th century, during the city's period of Spanish rule, or were built during the first half of the 19th century, after U.S. annexation and statehood.”
Balandabar eats more cajun shrimp. “Yes, spicy indeed,” he says. “I was reading Agent Mulder’s New Orleans file. This Ann Marie Leveau, do you think she is related to the renown “voodoo queen” Marie Catherine Laveau, who died in 1881? I researched her, she was a Louisiana Creole practitioner of Voodoo, herbalist and midwife, who was renowned in New Orleans. Although some references to Marie Laveau in popular culture refer to her as a "witch," she has also been called a "Voudou Priestess,” and she is frequently described as a 'Voodoo queen'. At the time of her death, the The New York Times, The New Orleans Daily Picayune, the Daily States and other news sources describe her as "woman of great beauty, intellect, and charisma who was also pious, charitable, and a skilled herbal healer."
“Laveau's name and her history have been surrounded by legend and lore. She is generally believed to have been buried in plot 347, in Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1. Tourists continue to visit and some draw X marks in accordance with a decades-old tradition that if people wanted Laveau to grant them a wish, they had to draw an X on the tomb, turn around three times, knock on the tomb, yell out their wish, and if it was granted, come back, circle their X, and leave Laveau an offering.”
“Maybe that isn’t even her real name,” says Balandabar, eating a stray octopi tentacle that made its way into the spiced shrimp.
Reginald has been more into his books than normal. Marius, who spent some time himself perusing the disturbing Pnakotic Manuscripts on an Arkham-to-Providence train trip, realizes that Reginald’s focus on the book is opening his mind to dark secrets.
It reminds Marius of when Reginald studied the book to learn the spell to seek “gates.” Reginald claimed to see things and gain insights, though the hunter is having trouble remembering exactly what those were.
“Did you know,” exclaims Prof. Balandabar, “the French Quarter is the oldest neighborhood in New Orleans? After New Orleans (La Nouvelle-Orléans in French) was founded in 1718 by Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville, the city developed around the Vieux Carré ("Old Square" in English), a central square. The district is more commonly called the French Quarter today, or simply "The Quarter.” Most of the extant historic buildings were constructed either in the late 18th century, during the city's period of Spanish rule, or were built during the first half of the 19th century, after U.S. annexation and statehood.”
Balandabar eats more cajun shrimp. “Yes, spicy indeed,” he says. “I was reading Agent Mulder’s New Orleans file. This Ann Marie Leveau, do you think she is related to the renown “voodoo queen” Marie Catherine Laveau, who died in 1881? I researched her, she was a Louisiana Creole practitioner of Voodoo, herbalist and midwife, who was renowned in New Orleans. Although some references to Marie Laveau in popular culture refer to her as a "witch," she has also been called a "Voudou Priestess,” and she is frequently described as a 'Voodoo queen'. At the time of her death, the The New York Times, The New Orleans Daily Picayune, the Daily States and other news sources describe her as "woman of great beauty, intellect, and charisma who was also pious, charitable, and a skilled herbal healer."
“Laveau's name and her history have been surrounded by legend and lore. She is generally believed to have been buried in plot 347, in Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1. Tourists continue to visit and some draw X marks in accordance with a decades-old tradition that if people wanted Laveau to grant them a wish, they had to draw an X on the tomb, turn around three times, knock on the tomb, yell out their wish, and if it was granted, come back, circle their X, and leave Laveau an offering.”
“Maybe that isn’t even her real name,” says Balandabar, eating a stray octopi tentacle that made its way into the spiced shrimp.
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Reginald Wilkins, unhinged bookdealer
Reginald does his best to keep up with the conversation at dinner, failing miserably. His thoughts are ever on his studies. He feels close to a breakthrough. Perhaps a dream vision will provide the missing piece.
Hadn't Timothy said something like this? It's so hard to remember.
Clearing his head a bit, Reginald joins the dinner conversation. Yes, quite a spicy tome indeed. But the shrimp are delicious. If this comment draws concerned looks from the other investigators, Reginald does not notice.
Reginald does his best to keep up with the conversation at dinner, failing miserably. His thoughts are ever on his studies. He feels close to a breakthrough. Perhaps a dream vision will provide the missing piece.
Hadn't Timothy said something like this? It's so hard to remember.
Clearing his head a bit, Reginald joins the dinner conversation. Yes, quite a spicy tome indeed. But the shrimp are delicious. If this comment draws concerned looks from the other investigators, Reginald does not notice.
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Marius:
Marius scans the rest of the faces at the table. Do they see what he is seeing? No. Marius accidentally (purposely) knocks over his drink onto Dr. Morgan's lap while Dr. Balandabar yabbers on about history and such.
"Oh, I'm so clumpy. I'm sorry doc. These spices have my eyes watering I missed my glass. If we get some water on it right away it shouldn't cause a stain. Here let me help you up to your room so you can change."
An obvious ploy to get Frank away from the table to conduct a private conversation.
Marius scans the rest of the faces at the table. Do they see what he is seeing? No. Marius accidentally (purposely) knocks over his drink onto Dr. Morgan's lap while Dr. Balandabar yabbers on about history and such.
"Oh, I'm so clumpy. I'm sorry doc. These spices have my eyes watering I missed my glass. If we get some water on it right away it shouldn't cause a stain. Here let me help you up to your room so you can change."
An obvious ploy to get Frank away from the table to conduct a private conversation.
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Dr. Francis Morgan:
”Yes, these Cajun dishes are extremely spi...Ahhhhh!” Frank abruptly pushes his chair back as Marius’ glass is overturned in his lap. He looks up at the hunter and nods. ”No worries, my friend. It shouldn’t stain if we act quickly.” He rises from the table and allows Marius to escort him away.
”Yes, these Cajun dishes are extremely spi...Ahhhhh!” Frank abruptly pushes his chair back as Marius’ glass is overturned in his lap. He looks up at the hunter and nods. ”No worries, my friend. It shouldn’t stain if we act quickly.” He rises from the table and allows Marius to escort him away.
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“We managed to find a copper bowl,” says the room service boy, handing Reginald a 6” diameter copper bowl. “Had to visit a nearby voodoo supply shop in the French Quarter.” He laughs nervously and waits expectantly for the money.
It is 2:00 am. Reginald tips the bellboy. The occultist opens the Pnakotic Manuscripts to the spell. He cuts his palm, letting the blood drip into the copper bowl. Reginald next spits into the bowl, then with reluctance rubs his manhood and deposits his seed (do not think of Edith, not her, not her). The antiquarian mixes a cup of water into the mix while reciting the incantation. He drones on for nearly ten minutes and then, with eyes closed, quickly drinks the swill.
Reginald then collapses onto the bed and falls asleep. He descends knowingly into the realm of dreams. He dreams in xaqloui.
ريجينالد ينزل عن علم في عالم الأحلام. (انه يفكر في (اكساكلويلا يوجد مكان هنا ، ولا لحظه. لا اعرفالعقل-الاشكال هنا يجري المعنية مع لا شيء هذا ليس في نهاية المطاف العقل نفسه.الاشكال هنا ليس لها مراسلات في العالم الرسمي.وهي شكل قصائد السيد الشاذلي ، والهذيان الذي قام به الحزراد ، والرياضيات غير الاقليديه ، والأنابيب القوطية ، والدراسات التي تجريها زوان.هنا في هذه المحيطات غير متماسكة من امكانيه غير مصبوب ، ونظم الفكر توفير اليابسة الوحيدة.النظرية والايمان هي كل ما علينا السير عليه ، حيث اللغة هي الشاطئ الذي اجتاحته القذيفة ، حيث الجبر هو شارع شبحي لا نهاية لها.معلقه في هذا التواصل بريق ، جزر من الافتراض ، قارات النموذج ، والمد التيارات الراي في البحيرات الرائعة للإثبات ، وبذلك تاكل بطيئه ، والتغير التدريجي في كفاف.هنا ، فان التحولات في الفهم هي التكتونيه ، والفوضى الفلكية في اللب ، والبراكين من عصر النهضة تهدد ببصق الحرارة والذهب لتغطيه كل العالم مع أمطارهم مشرقه وخطيره.السخام من التغيير والجدة التي لا يمكن الفوز بها علي تيارات النفاثة من الهام الباردة.الأعماق هي بدون صوت ، من الخريطة ، لا يوجد السدسيه التي سوف تقرا الأبراج هنا ريجينالد ينزل عن علم في عالم الأحلام. (انه يفكر في (اكساكلويلا يوجد مكان هنا ، ولا لحظه. لا اعرفالعقل-الاشكال هنا يجري المعنية مع لا شيء هذا ليس في نهاية المطاف العقل نفسه.الاشكال هنا ليس لها مراسلات في العالم الرسمي.وهي شكل قصائد السيد الشاذلي ، والهذيان الذي قام به الحزراد ، والرياضيات غير الاقليديه ، والأنابيب القوطية ، والدراسات التي تجريها زوان.هنا في هذه المحيطات غير متماسكة من امكانيه غير مصبوب ، ونظم الفكر توفير اليابسة الوحيدة.النظرية والايمان هي كل ما علينا السير عليه ، حيث اللغة هي الشاطئ الذي اجتاحته القذيفة ، حيث الجبر هو شارع شبحي لا نهاية لها.معلقه في هذا التواصل بريق ، جزر من الافتراض ، قارات النموذج ، والمد التيارات الراي في البحيرات الرائعة للإثبات ، وبذلك تاكل بطيئه ، والتغير التدريجي في كفاف.هنا ، فان التحولات في الفهم هي التكتونيه ، والفوضى الفلكية في اللب ، والبراكين من عصر النهضة تهدد ببصق الحرارة والذهب لتغطيه كل العالم مع أمطارهم مشرقه وخطيره.السخام من التغيير والجدة التي لا يمكن الفوز بها علي تيارات النفاثة من الهام الباردة.الأعماق هي بدون صوت ، من الخريطة ، لا يوجد السدسيه التي سوف تقرا الأبراج هنا ريجينالد ينزل عن علم في عالم الأحلام. (انه يفكر في (اكساكلويلا يوجد مكان هنا ، ولا لحظه. لا اعرفالعقل-الاشكال هنا يجري المعنية مع لا شيء هذا ليس في نهاية المطاف العقل نفسه.الاشكال هنا ليس لها مراسلات في العالم الرسمي.وهي شكل قصائد السيد الشاذلي ، والهذيان الذي قام به الحزراد ، والرياضيات غير الاقليديه ، والأنابيب القوطية ، والدراسات التي تجريها زوان.هنا في هذه المحيطات غير متماسكة من امكانيه غير مصبوب ، ونظم الفكر توفير اليابسة الوحيدة.النظرية والايمان هي كل ما علينا السير عليه ، حيث اللغة هي الشاطئ الذي اجتاحته القذيفة ، حيث الجبر هو شارع شبحي لا نهاية لها.معلقه في هذا التواصل بريق ، جزر من الافتراض ، قارات النموذج ، والمد التيارات الراي في البحيرات الرائعة للإثبات ، وبذلك تاكل بطيئه ، والتغير التدريجي في كفاف.هنا ، فان التحولات في الفهم هي التكتونيه ، والفوضى الفلكية في اللب ، والبراكين من عصر النهضة تهدد ببصق الحرارة والذهب لتغطيه كل العالم مع أمطارهم مشرقه وخطيره.السخام من التغيير والجدة التي لا يمكن الفوز بها علي تيارات النفاثة من الهام الباردة.الأعماق هي بدون صوت ، من الخريطة ، لا يوجد السدسيه التي سوف تقرا الأبراج هنا
It is 2:00 am. Reginald tips the bellboy. The occultist opens the Pnakotic Manuscripts to the spell. He cuts his palm, letting the blood drip into the copper bowl. Reginald next spits into the bowl, then with reluctance rubs his manhood and deposits his seed (do not think of Edith, not her, not her). The antiquarian mixes a cup of water into the mix while reciting the incantation. He drones on for nearly ten minutes and then, with eyes closed, quickly drinks the swill.
Reginald then collapses onto the bed and falls asleep. He descends knowingly into the realm of dreams. He dreams in xaqloui.
ريجينالد ينزل عن علم في عالم الأحلام. (انه يفكر في (اكساكلويلا يوجد مكان هنا ، ولا لحظه. لا اعرفالعقل-الاشكال هنا يجري المعنية مع لا شيء هذا ليس في نهاية المطاف العقل نفسه.الاشكال هنا ليس لها مراسلات في العالم الرسمي.وهي شكل قصائد السيد الشاذلي ، والهذيان الذي قام به الحزراد ، والرياضيات غير الاقليديه ، والأنابيب القوطية ، والدراسات التي تجريها زوان.هنا في هذه المحيطات غير متماسكة من امكانيه غير مصبوب ، ونظم الفكر توفير اليابسة الوحيدة.النظرية والايمان هي كل ما علينا السير عليه ، حيث اللغة هي الشاطئ الذي اجتاحته القذيفة ، حيث الجبر هو شارع شبحي لا نهاية لها.معلقه في هذا التواصل بريق ، جزر من الافتراض ، قارات النموذج ، والمد التيارات الراي في البحيرات الرائعة للإثبات ، وبذلك تاكل بطيئه ، والتغير التدريجي في كفاف.هنا ، فان التحولات في الفهم هي التكتونيه ، والفوضى الفلكية في اللب ، والبراكين من عصر النهضة تهدد ببصق الحرارة والذهب لتغطيه كل العالم مع أمطارهم مشرقه وخطيره.السخام من التغيير والجدة التي لا يمكن الفوز بها علي تيارات النفاثة من الهام الباردة.الأعماق هي بدون صوت ، من الخريطة ، لا يوجد السدسيه التي سوف تقرا الأبراج هنا ريجينالد ينزل عن علم في عالم الأحلام. (انه يفكر في (اكساكلويلا يوجد مكان هنا ، ولا لحظه. لا اعرفالعقل-الاشكال هنا يجري المعنية مع لا شيء هذا ليس في نهاية المطاف العقل نفسه.الاشكال هنا ليس لها مراسلات في العالم الرسمي.وهي شكل قصائد السيد الشاذلي ، والهذيان الذي قام به الحزراد ، والرياضيات غير الاقليديه ، والأنابيب القوطية ، والدراسات التي تجريها زوان.هنا في هذه المحيطات غير متماسكة من امكانيه غير مصبوب ، ونظم الفكر توفير اليابسة الوحيدة.النظرية والايمان هي كل ما علينا السير عليه ، حيث اللغة هي الشاطئ الذي اجتاحته القذيفة ، حيث الجبر هو شارع شبحي لا نهاية لها.معلقه في هذا التواصل بريق ، جزر من الافتراض ، قارات النموذج ، والمد التيارات الراي في البحيرات الرائعة للإثبات ، وبذلك تاكل بطيئه ، والتغير التدريجي في كفاف.هنا ، فان التحولات في الفهم هي التكتونيه ، والفوضى الفلكية في اللب ، والبراكين من عصر النهضة تهدد ببصق الحرارة والذهب لتغطيه كل العالم مع أمطارهم مشرقه وخطيره.السخام من التغيير والجدة التي لا يمكن الفوز بها علي تيارات النفاثة من الهام الباردة.الأعماق هي بدون صوت ، من الخريطة ، لا يوجد السدسيه التي سوف تقرا الأبراج هنا ريجينالد ينزل عن علم في عالم الأحلام. (انه يفكر في (اكساكلويلا يوجد مكان هنا ، ولا لحظه. لا اعرفالعقل-الاشكال هنا يجري المعنية مع لا شيء هذا ليس في نهاية المطاف العقل نفسه.الاشكال هنا ليس لها مراسلات في العالم الرسمي.وهي شكل قصائد السيد الشاذلي ، والهذيان الذي قام به الحزراد ، والرياضيات غير الاقليديه ، والأنابيب القوطية ، والدراسات التي تجريها زوان.هنا في هذه المحيطات غير متماسكة من امكانيه غير مصبوب ، ونظم الفكر توفير اليابسة الوحيدة.النظرية والايمان هي كل ما علينا السير عليه ، حيث اللغة هي الشاطئ الذي اجتاحته القذيفة ، حيث الجبر هو شارع شبحي لا نهاية لها.معلقه في هذا التواصل بريق ، جزر من الافتراض ، قارات النموذج ، والمد التيارات الراي في البحيرات الرائعة للإثبات ، وبذلك تاكل بطيئه ، والتغير التدريجي في كفاف.هنا ، فان التحولات في الفهم هي التكتونيه ، والفوضى الفلكية في اللب ، والبراكين من عصر النهضة تهدد ببصق الحرارة والذهب لتغطيه كل العالم مع أمطارهم مشرقه وخطيره.السخام من التغيير والجدة التي لا يمكن الفوز بها علي تيارات النفاثة من الهام الباردة.الأعماق هي بدون صوت ، من الخريطة ، لا يوجد السدسيه التي سوف تقرا الأبراج هنا
Re: Book Four: New Orleans - The Big Uneasy
Marius:
On their way to Dr. Morgan's room and far away from earshot of the others Marius informs Frank of his concerns.
"Doc, sorry about your suit but I had to speak to you alone. It's Reginald and that blasted book he carries with him all the time. I don't think he can put it down. I think it has a hold over him. He's become obsessed with it. He spends all his free time with his nose in it and he hasn't been the same since David and Edith's passing. Are we sure it's Reginald inside there? He was alone when David died."
On their way to Dr. Morgan's room and far away from earshot of the others Marius informs Frank of his concerns.
"Doc, sorry about your suit but I had to speak to you alone. It's Reginald and that blasted book he carries with him all the time. I don't think he can put it down. I think it has a hold over him. He's become obsessed with it. He spends all his free time with his nose in it and he hasn't been the same since David and Edith's passing. Are we sure it's Reginald inside there? He was alone when David died."
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Re: Book Four: New Orleans - The Big Uneasy
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Re: Book Four: New Orleans - The Big Uneasy
Dr. Francis Morgan:
Frank nods as he listens to Marius’ observations and adds, ”There was a time I had certain obsessions of my own. Do you recall the crystal I carried? The thing had such power and influence over me. There were times I feared I would lose myself in its void. We should certainly watch Reginald closely. Perhaps we should separate him from the book?”
Frank nods as he listens to Marius’ observations and adds, ”There was a time I had certain obsessions of my own. Do you recall the crystal I carried? The thing had such power and influence over me. There were times I feared I would lose myself in its void. We should certainly watch Reginald closely. Perhaps we should separate him from the book?”