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[AngryDeepground]

I got to say, this is the most intriguing slender vlog we've had in a while. And we've only had 4 seconds of video

Edit: It would suck though, if Andrea lost the ability to speak for a little while. Also am I the only one who dose not totally trust Severus, I have no reason for it, but why keep TJ's past life hidden from her, I doubt keeping it away from her is a permanent solution because no amnesia lasts forever. Also, will it actually keep slendy away, and doesn't Andrea have a right to at least know about her daughter.

[NikkiNikki]

[JiingJiing]

[AngryDeepground]

Well her baby is the main driving force for TJ ( sorry for using the old name bu it's past tense.)

If she eventually remembers dalieah, then she could go all awesome Samuria killer. Boy this doesn't sound like any movies I know

(accidentally drops link http://m.youtube.com/index?desktop_uri=%2F&gl=US#/watch?v=-czwy-aVbbU)

[Tharol]

Checking the video for Umbrella logos.

[MissAnna]

New video just a few minutes ago. Looks like someone else is in the room. Could this be Servus, or is it someone more sinister? Couldn't see what they were doing with the bag, but the malfunctioning camera is troublesome.

Working on trying to crack the code in the text file that's in the linked mediafire file. Here's the raw text:

Password Hint: s@>:?FD^7@CEF?26^>626^DF>
Password: ----------/---/------/----

Any ideas what this is a password to?

It should probably also be noted that the file is entitled "Clavis", which means key.

EDIT: looks like the password hint is ROT47 and translates to "Dominus/fortunae/meae/sum" I tried rearranging the words between the dashes to make it fit the pattern in the dashes, since there is a 3 lettered and 4 lettered word, but the other two words don't match up. Currently working on running it through a Latin translator.

EDIT 2: Google translate says it means "I am the Lord of my fortune." Doesn't help me figure out the password yet, but it sounds hopeful. Like Servus is willing to stand up and fight, and doesn't believe the usual pattern of Slenderstalking>death is inevitable.

EDIT 3: not sure if this is helpful, but I tried googling the phrase. Didn't get much from what Google Translate gave me, but if you look up the words individually it gives you potential synonyms for translation, so I changed it to "I am the master of my fate" and got a line from Invictus by William Ernest Henley:

"Out of the night that covers me,
Black is the pit from pole to pole,
I thank whatever gods may be
For my unconquerable soul.

In the fell clutch of circumstance
I have not winced nor cried aloud.
Under the bludgeonings of chance
My head is bloody, but unbowed.

Beyond this place of wrath and tears
Looms but the Horror of the shade,
And yet the menace of the years
Finds and shall find me unafraid.

It matters not how strait the gate,
How charged with punishments the scroll,
I am the master of my fate:
I am the captain of my soul."

Gonna try to translate that very last line back into Latin and see if it fits the spaces in the password.

EDIT 4: hmm... not sure if I'm getting anywhere with this. Google translate has given me two possibilities. It's first translation of "I am the captain of my soul" was "Ego dux animae meae." The last three words fit into the Password spaces well, but Ego is way too short to be the first word. The second option that I got was "Quia ego sum dux animae meae" Smashing the first three words together does give you 10 letters, but I'm not sure if that's what we're supposed to be doing. Also, no idea what this is a password to, so I can't check it practically.

[Badgerconda]

After playing around with google translate using the coupled line to the one in question in that poem (I am the captain of my soul) I came up with the rough latin version being something like "sum magistratus animam meam" which is almost the right number of letters if you rearrange the order. "magistratus" is 11 letters instead of 10, but otherwise it fits.... if we just knew what the password was meant for, we could at least try a few variations on that..

[Shaded Spriter]

Okay I own a latin dictionary and did two years of latin. lets look at this.

I am the captain of my soul

Captain - few possibilities: praefectus (10) which is militery captain.
navatchus (9) which is a merchant captain.

magistratus means official not captain.

soul = medulla (7) means "The soul of" caput (5 but neutral so the author could of mistakingly put caputus) is another possibility meaning the soul of a person. anima (5) and animus (6) as you put down means essence - in both feminine and masculine. animam is an accusative phrasing of the word according to my dictionary (I would of learned this in my third year I think damn moving.) same with the meam.

Praefectus/sum/animus/meus

Would be the standard Latin Password.

[Anonymousity]

WAIT, WHAT??

OOG:

[AngryDeepground]

[Shaded Spriter]

Okay - looking at the possible things that it could be the password to.

youtube: nope
tumblr: nope
mediafire: Password is too long.

also correction giving the gender of the hint.

Praefectus/sum/animae/meae

also checked the gender changed password - exactly the same.

[Val-u-save]

[Shaded Spriter]

There are a couple of people on the youtube trying to figure things out. Passing on information to them from the thread. (My youtube name is Ronaldsan.)

[mockingbird689]

Delurking for the first time; I Googled the Latin phrase and the first hit led me to this:

http://latindiscussion.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&p=27194

The "corrected" Latin translation of the second phrase fits the number of letters for the password. Hope this was helpful.

[JiingJiing]

Waiting for new tumblr post ._. I hope it gives a clue as to what the password is for.