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[Moon]

Although, for as amateur arg-ish it looks like, it's a pretty cool angle. Especially the dog in the oven bit.

[chaos]

my moola's on isaac in the fridge next

[JohnOmega]

After all the time I've spent waiting on new entries, and a lack of motivation to follow JAF, Im happy there is something else to spend the free time with.

[croisvoix]

Isaac, I wonder if he's on the right side. I think he's down the path of slendy disease. Frantic drawings, paranoia, collecting information. Now if he's worshipping Slendy is the question.

[chaos]

[croisvoix]

This is all assuming ti follows the usual leads, granted we may get a curve ball from the PM and have him change up the game like he did with the Slenderman opposing the light that will remake the world.

[Warbear]

Who here thinks Devon should actually get the hell out of Isaac's place? Seems like Isaac has information on Slender Man, which Devon knows already. I think he's going to stay there, if only to learn more about Slender Man, and get the hell out once he knows what he needs to.

[chaos]

[kevrock]

[chaos]

[croisvoix]

We need a confirmation. Isaac might be a slender hunter.

[croisvoix]

Sorry for the double post but there's a new THETREESWATCH entry.

[OneEyedGod]

Where does this stuff about "Der Großmann" come from?

I´ve never ever heard of anything like that. And i can´t find anything on the web.

[croisvoix]

It's part of the Slenderman mythos. SA created a character that spanned hundreds of years, being "spotted" in Germany in the 1600s, called Der Grossman

[Warbear]

There are woodcuts dated back to the 16th century in Germany featuring a tall, disfigured man with only white spheres where his eyes should be. They called him "Der Großmann"[Sic], the tall man. He was a fairy who lived in the Black Forest. Bad children who crept into the woods at night would be chased by the slender man, and he wouldn't leave them alone until he caught them, or the child told the parents what he or she had done. Even then, there is this chilling account from an old journal, dating around 1702:
(Translated from German, some words may be innaccurate)

"My child, my Lars...He is gone. Taken, from his bed. The only thing that we found was a scrap of black clothing. It feels like cotton, but it is softer...thicker. Lars came into my bedroom yesterday, screaming at the top of his lungs that "The angel is outside!", I asked him what he was talking about, and he told me some nonsense fairy story about Der Großmann. He said he went into the groves by our village and found one of my cows dead, hanging from a tree. I thought nothing of it at first...But now, he is gone. We must find Lars, and my family must leave before we are killed. I am sorry my son...I should have listened. May God forgive me."

I think this is the only thing relating SM to Germany.