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[Viral] "There's Something In The Sea" - Bioshock 2?
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Sylocat
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Negative for Blue (DWNWNYEA) and Blar, the Icelandic word for Blue (DWNWNAAW).

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And that leaves me fresh out of ideas.

So, do we just need to wait to be spoon-fed the answer again?

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i tried all the names of the icelandic sagas with five or less letters. The librarian at my school is actually from iceland, so I'm going to ask her if she knows a specific one where a ship didn't get smashed up...

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I bet the captain has heard some worthy sea stories and may give Mark rthe answer.

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Capitan_Barbossa wrote:
I bet the captain has heard some worthy sea stories and may give Mark rthe answer.

Especially if he's Lynch...

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Sylocat wrote:
Capitan_Barbossa wrote:
I bet the captain has heard some worthy sea stories and may give Mark rthe answer.

Especially if he's Lynch...

Wait, Lynch is the Red Pawn, right? So wouldn't he for sure have the answer? Then again, it does say he stumbled upon it...

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Apparently, there are many more pawns than we originally thought. The new update has a letter from the "Grey Pawn 48°" A contact in Africa. Reference at the top of the letter to the IOOP. Also a note at the bottom from Mark "Is this who I think it is?" An arrow to the signature. Tangiers?
Also, there is a new recording. It's an interview with one Lex Harlan about Quain (er... Lutwidge). Talks about Grey Pawns, Blue Pawns, Yellow Pawns, etc... What the hell is going on here?

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On the topic of the solution, I found a link to 7 Icelandic Short Stories (the tales they tell). Maybe we'll find our name here? I have yet to read them all, as I'm in class, but I've got a feelin about this one. http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/5603

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L.W.S. presumably stands for "Lee Wilson Seward," the name that Lex Harlan was talking about on the new tape.

In the letter, he says "Fastest to contact me via my N.Y. Publisher." Another author, perhaps? He sounds pretty well-known. I assume Mark will know who he is.

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Well, LWS seems to be relatively well-known, given that Lex Harlan actually had trouble believing that a caller was him. He's in Tangiers (or was, in 1958), is/was having health and legal problems, and did not much care for Lynch...

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I am hopelessly behind on this, so I have nothing useful to volunteer. NaNoWriMo and other projects stole my soul away... but... it's fun to try and keep up here! Keep up the good work, guys!!! I bow to your superior attention spans and intellect! Very Happy

(and I used to post on here a million years ago, it seems like, but my email for that account was hacked, so I did away with old stuff, and in with the new. Laughing )

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JustAKitten wrote:
I am hopelessly behind on this, so I have nothing useful to volunteer. NaNoWriMo and other projects stole my soul away... but... it's fun to try and keep up here! Keep up the good work, guys!!! I bow to your superior attention spans and intellect! Very Happy

(and I used to post on here a million years ago, it seems like, but my email for that account was hacked, so I did away with old stuff, and in with the new. Laughing )


Ditto here. I am just following now. With moving to Korea and college starting again, I am too far gone. Keep it up though, you guys are still kicking ass.

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Meager update today... just a message on the radio, and I guess that's it for another weekend.

EDIT: Oh my... but what a message.

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is it possible that the message is significant? "Mark dear boy, are you out there somewhere? Jeremiah Lynch here! I- I- I do hope you've received the little postcard I've dispatched to several of your friends. I assume you've been getting all the information you need for the puzzles - eh, because you see, Mark; we need each other, you and I, if we're ever to uncover the marvelous secrets of Orrin Lutwidge. I've been a silent partner, all along you know. Well then, If you'll be seeking - I'll be hiding! Olly olly oxen free! Haaa hahahaha! Best of luck Mark! Oh boy yes, be- best of luck!"

lynch did help with one of his phone messages in phase 2 by singing the drunken sailor song. maybe this is some how relavent? just a stab in the dark.

or maybe its about lynch hiding on the boat as the captain? cuz there was no reason to say olly olly oxen free. and the cargo of plaster budda's are possibly containing supplies for when they get to rapture?

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ForceFeed wrote:
is it possible that the message is significant? "Mark dear boy, are you out there somewhere? Jeremiah Lynch here! I- I- I do hope you've received the little postcard I've dispatched to several of your friends. I assume you've been getting all the information you need for the puzzles - eh, because you see, Mark; we need each other, you and I, if we're ever to uncover the marvelous secrets of Orrin Lutwidge. I've been a silent partner, all along you know. Well then, If you'll be seeking - I'll be hiding! Olly olly oxen free! Haaa hahahaha! Best of luck Mark! Oh boy yes, be- best of luck!"

lynch did help with one of his phone messages in phase 2 by singing the drunken sailor song. maybe this is some how relavent? just a stab in the dark.

or maybe its about lynch hiding on the boat as the captain? cuz there was no reason to say olly olly oxen free. and the cargo of plaster budda's are possibly containing supplies for when they get to rapture?

"Olly Olly Oxen Free" is actually something children would say when playing hide and seek. It was used to call all the players back together. Lynch is, in a way, taunting Mark...

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