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It's polite to get to know your neighbors. And while I certainly don't condone going out of your way to introduce yourselves to the people unliving nearby, I do think that knowing their names might [...] afford you some protection, if they seem particularly upset. The sweetest sound is your own name, after all. My thanks to Ms. Petrichor for the information.

So, if anyone sees the crying boy - the one ~~missing most of his neck~~ who was throwing pine cones earlier this year, be sure to call him Charles when you tell him to cut it out. Charles Ingall.

His dad, [...] the miner [...] is Robert Ingall. Just [...] don't even talk to him, if you can avoid it.

[Warded Later, to Archimedes Rose]

Hey [...] ~~guy~~ ~~kid~~ Archie, I'm kind of interested in collecting more information about the ghosts on campus. And I understand you may have had a run in with Martha? Did you get a look at her, by chance? Could you describe her, if so?

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I'm good at finding treasure and I don't care if I lose a bunch of points.

I've always admired your commitment to the house mug. Let's just hope you turn up ghost memorabilia and not more David Hasslehoff.

maybe we should map out the campus. so we keep track of where everyone has searched??

like a scavenger hunt map?

that's kind of brilliant.

yeah. like that.

and then if there are any patterns in what we find or don't find, we'll know. right??

exactly! what gets found where and which wheres have more stuff. and, i mean, even for the simple convenience of not searching the same place over and over.