Detective's Pocketbook
Events:
→ Arrived on 12/4; however, the date provided in "Wonderland" was 7/5 (year, unknown)
→ (7/17) Red Queen struck; see subject line "Red Queen" for more detail, conclusions, and further questions
→ (7/23) Adachi arrived from around the same time as I had, despite my three weeks spent here
Keywords:
→ Wonderland: Location's presumed name
+ No fog
+ No TV world
+ Death is not permanent
* I discovered this firsthand on 7/25; there are no scars
+ Appears to feed on the resident's memories
→ Mansion: Ten floors, undetermined number of rooms on each floor (stopped searching after 1k on the second floor);
+ First floor: kitchen, music room, ballroom, library (continued)
+ Second floor: dining room, library (continued)
+ Third floor: library (continued)
+ Fourth floor: infirmary
+ Closets seem to carry an array of interesting things
+ No sign of anyone tending to the gardens, managing rooms, cooking food, anything; however, the place seems well cared for
+ Currently houses around 200 people
+ Considered sentient, causing the "events"
+ I feel odd around the mirrors.
* Keep the mirrors covered at all times
* Caves and forest (confirmed 8/16) seem to be one of the only places without surveillance
→ Residents: Natural "residents" who match the setting of "Wonderland" and warn of events; they often speak in riddle
+ Doormouse- sleeps a lot;
* (9/9) static (???)
+ Alice- young girl; prophetic dreams of events; missing her eyes (still has sight, though); more information required
+ Mock Turtle- incredibly depressing;
* first message "Thus I am born"
* second message "Nine hours a night"
* third message "THE FAULT, DEAR WONDERLAND, LIES NOT IN OUR STARS BUT IN OURSELVES.IT IS COMING AND THERE IS NO WAY TO STOP IT. IT IS COMING, AND IT WILL CONSUME US ALL;" followed by static (9/18)
→ Red Queen: Presumed ruler of "Wonderland;" involved with the mirrors, somehow.
+ (7/17) Made an announcement about "punishing" Alex Kralie, Canada, Jack Ryan, Poland, and Rachel Berry for arbitrary reasons; soon after, all vanished and were replaced with "Mirror" selves
* When returned, I questioned Alex; it seemed his memories of life outside this place vanished
+ (7/20) Her voice echoed through the Mansion; she seemed surprised by the Ghosts that had appeared, mainly that of another Red Queen; she called her Mirrors to act as a diversion
* Many of these Mirrors were violent (especially Mirror Kite and Mirror Lamb)
* Ghosts: White Rabbit was on the first floor; Cheshire Cat on the ninth floor; two Mad Hatters and a March Hare in the Tea room; Chess Pieces on the Chess Board Hills; Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum were on the third and fourth floor; another Red Queen in the mirrors; an odd light in the Dining Room keeping individuals from entering; more information required
+ (7/26) Queen admitted a loss and called the Mirrors to return; individuals who lost their memory had them returned; I was revived shortly before this
* Conclusions: She controls the Mirrors; a Mirror can only exist on the side opposite of the real individual; she is not in complete control of the Mansion; while she can take away memories, something else trumped her own power and returned those memories
* Questions: What constitutes as a "memory"? What caused them to return? How did the Queen take them? What is a Mirror? How are they created and why do they serve the Queen? Why were there multiples of Mansion natives? What created the "Ghosts" and what got rid of them?
+ Created the Mirrors, they are all loyal to her, otherwise she destroys them (8/16)
→ Events: Change in resident's psychology and the mansion's interior; seemingly random; weekly or bi-weekly.
+ Believing everyone was family, butterfly wings, gender change, angry letters from home (previous)
+ Only speaking truth (7/6)
+ Zombies and ruins (8/12)
+ Impulsive behavior (8/22)
+ A virus characterized by black dots and negative, violent emotions (8/28)
+ Sleepless, hospital, explosions (9/6)
* Noticeable increase in event frequency. What does this mean?
+ The Doormouse was interrupted with some sort of static (9/9)
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+ The Mock Turtle was interrupted with some sort of static (9/15)
* Followed by exhaustion and forgetfulness
+ Incredibly improper event announced by Alice (seemed uneffected by static) (10/2)
+ (10/9) No announcement; however, the Mansion stopped regenerating
→ Mirrors: referring to the Mirrorworld and those living in it
+ Exist in the Mirrorworld
+ A copy of each individual on the normal side of the Mansion, but with drastically different personalities
+ Created by the Red Queen and very loyal to her
+ Some have memories of alternate lives, some do not
* When questioned about potential inconstancies between their previous "lives" and here, subjects became hostile
* They never interacted with the other versions of themselves, believing that they have always been in some form of a Mirrorworld
+ The Queen can dispose of them
Individuals:
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Red indicates danger
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Green indicates collaboration
→ (already known) Tohru Adachi: Japanese, 27; police officer in the Inaba police department; Ryotaro Dojima's junior partner; unprofessional
+ "Wow... Then that settles it."
+ (8/16) Met his Mirror
* Ryotaro Dojima's superior
→ (7/6) Nitori Shuuichi: Japanese, around early-teens; been here six months; provided information which has been confirmed by other sources
+ (8/16) Met "Nitorin," the Mirror
* Has memories of childhood; was always aware of Nitori
→ (7/6) Ayanami Rei: Japanese, 14; seems to accept things as they are; mentioned a paper in the foyer explaining "Wonderland"
→ (7/6) Tim: American (?, requested fried American foods), young adult; explained replenishing kitchen and closets
→ (7/6) Duzell: Unknown, unknown; very confident; can turn into a bat, has abnormal human strength and speed, apparently sucks blood
+ Confirmed Vampire
+ Learned from Yujinn that he is the Vampire King and is related somehow to the Kingdom of Pheliosta
→ (7/6)
Benny Stango: American, unknown; a detective from New York
+ information: many individuals in the mansion have been arriving from a place called "Rapture" lately
+ We will be collaborating information
→ (7/6) Dr. Bhamba: Unknown; unknown; murdered brutally by Sander Cohen; interesting personality; doctor of medicine
+ As of 7/12, he is alive and well.
+ His mirror is well-mannered (8/16)
→ (7/6)
Sander Cohen: "Splicer," unknown; murdered Mr. Bhamba; seems to have a deluded sense of self and morality; can create fire and teleport; did not know of Shadows; more information required
+ According to Bhamba, Cohen attacked after Bhamba revealed the data from a blood test; assuming the data was unfavorable to Sanders
+ Alex believed he had some type of drug; more information required
→ (7/8) Japan: Japanese, unknown; anthropomorphic personification of the nation Japan
→ (7/8)
Commander Susan Ivanova: Russian, 31; commander of independent Earth station "Babylon 5"; organizing a neighborhood watch which I have joined
+ (7/14) murdered; a few hours later, I witnessed her revival; instantaneous healing of all wounds
+ Murdered by man with "yellow eyes" who is described as aggressive and as a "ghost"; see "Unknown Spirit" below
+ (8/16) Her mirror is incredibly chatty
→ (7/10) Hungary: Hungarian, unknown; anthropomorphic personification of the nation Hungary; advised me to cover my mirrors
→ (7/12)
Yukino Miyazawa: Japanese, 16; student; also investigating the Mansion; intelligent
+ We have agreed to work together
+ Discussed origin of "ghosts" in the Mansion; the natives of the Mansion do not follow the same laws of life and death as us
+ Discussed origin of Queen; probably unique to this world
+ Met her Mirror; she is very timid
* Revealed that the Mirrors do not share memories with their originals
* Revealed that the Mirrors gather information through eavesdropping through the mirrors
* Has memories of childhood, but was conscious of the real Yukino-san (8/16)
+ Proved herself very competent with a trebuchet (8/12)
→ (7/12) Sofia Lamb: Unknown, unknown (older woman); doctor; year: 1969;
+ Met her Mirror; slightly psychotic and enjoys snakes
+ Johnny reported that she had been murdered recently; investigate covertly
→ (7/12)
Alex Kralie: Unknown, 24; a member of the "neighborhood watch"; met with and shared information concerning the murder of Dr. Bhamba; camcorder pointed at self
+ Abducted by the Queen; his memories of home were stolen
+ After the "event," they were returned
+ (8/10) He was experiencing withdrawal from some drug
* Could be connected to the constant video-taping of self
* Believed Sander Cohen has the drug (keep in mind, Cohen was described as a "junkie" by Dr. Bhamba)
+ (8/16) Spoke with his and J's Mirrors
* Constant video-taping caused by a "monster" ("Operator") that "erases memories, transforms, stalks, and ruins the life" of Alex; more information required
→ (7/12) Pakistan: Pakistani, a long time; anthropomorphic personification of the nation Pakistan
+ Reported both Afghanistan (7/16) and Roshia (7/14) missing
+ Very good cook
+ Missing (9/5)
→ (7/12) Igarashi Ganta: Japanese, 14; convicted and sentenced to the death penalty wrongfully (at this time, there is no reason to suspect a lie); possesses "branch of sin," which involves using one's blood for weaponry; gained this power through experimentation at "Deadman Wonderland"
+ Be on the look-out for the "Wretched Egg," also known as the "Red Man"
+ Missing (??)
→ (7/12) Poland: Polish, from the year 1410; anthropomorphic personification of the nation Poland; appeared at the same time as Lithuania
+ Warned of "the Major," a Nazi in the Mansion known for murder and performing experiments on the residents
+ Abducted by the Queen
+ (8/16) Spoke with his Mirror; "vassal state to the Grand Duchy of Lithuania;" seemed threatening
→ (7/12) Lithuania: Lithuanian, from the year 1410; anthropomorphic personification of the nation Lithuania; have not met him personally; appeared at the same time as Poland
→ (7/12) Sasagawa Ryohei: Japanese, 16; creates "sun flames" for healing; from the same world as mafia members
+ Mentioned a member of the police "Ryuho"; find him
→ (7/12)
Unknown Masked Individual: Unknown, Unknown; male, claimed to have no other identity outside of the mask; an extension of "0110111101110000011001010111001001100001011101000110111101110010";
+ Code potential: binary; find a way to translate it
+ (8/16) Code translates to "0perator" as explained by Masked Individual's Mirror
+ Obeys the "0perator"; more information required
+ Involved in the death of Coraline
+ (8/26) Dead
→ (7/12) Yujinn: Pheliostan, 24; died before arriving; knows Duzell; can create holy magic
+ Knew of "Quincey Morris" from Dracula; more information required
→ (7/12) Dr. Simon Tam: Unknown, 26; from the year 2517
→ (7/12) Germany: German, from the year 2010; anthropomorphic personification of the nation Germany; brothers with the Kingdom of Prussia; arrived at the same time as Prussia
+ Mentioned that "Meriken," a female manifestation of America, has already performed a census; find her to collaborate
+ Cataloging missing persons items left behind
+ Is missing as of 7/17
→ (7/12) Rachel Berry: American, 16; singer
+ Was abducted by the Queen
→ (7/12) Haru: Japanese, 15; possesses some power he does not wish to speak of
→ (7/12) Iceland: Icelandic, ?; anthropomorphic personification of the nation Iceland
+ Took over Meriken's census
+ Testimony from "J" saying "Rapture" is from a video game in his world
+ Missing
→ (7/20) Haruhi Fujioka: Japanese, teen; lived in the Mansion over two years; very knowledgable
+ Revealed that the Mansion eats natives and memories
+ Revealed that our purpose here is to feed the Mansion
→ (7/20) Coraline Jones: Unknown, young; investigative type
→ (7/20) Avatar Aang: Unknown, young; new to the Mansion; controls fire, water, air, and rock; member of the Neighborhood Watch; very kind
→ (7/29) Kite of the Azure Flame: Unknown, unknown; I was killed by his mirror on the 27th; advised to aim for Mirror!Kite's left arm if there are future encounters
→ (8/09) Luna Lovegood: Unknown, young;
→ (8/16)
Gokudera: Unknown, unknown; member of the Mafia
+ (8/16) Spoke with his Mirror
* "Sawada Tsuna" is the real Gokudera's boss
* Real Gokudera killed "Hibari" for unknown reasons
* Apparently the real Gokudera also takes plenty of notes on the Mansion; however, due to his profession, refuses to cooperate with the police
+ (8/25) We are now working together to uncover the mysteries of the Mansion; he is incredibly disagreeable, proceed with caution
→ (8/16) J: Unknown, unknown; knows Alex from home; tormented by the "0perator"
+ (8/16) Spoke with his Mirror
* Concerning the "0perator": "J went to him a week or two ago, let him control him for a week. Really fucked him up too - all his organs were screwed up and he didn't eat or sleep for a long time, and one of his lungs was punctured."
→ (8/16) Augustus Sinclair, Esq: Unknown, unknown;
→ (8/16) Subject Delta, "Johnny": Unknown, unknown; investigating Lamb's death due to conflicting information
+ (8/26) Had information about the "yellow-eyed" "ghost-like" creature that killed Ivanova
→ (8/16)
The 0perator: Unknown, unknown; unknown
+ In the forest
+ Controls the Unknown Masked Individual
+ (9/10) Made visual contact via Unknown Masked Individual's communicator
* it knew I was there
→ (8/26)
Unknown Spirit: Unknown, unknown; a spirit who feeds off souls; very aggressive
+ (7/14) Killed Commander Ivanova
+ (8/27) Spoke with Johnny over possibility of containing the Spirit or an alternate source of food to neutralize danger
→ (9/29) Owl: Unknown, Unknown.
To Do:
→ Finish investigating the Mansion
+ Library will take a few days
* Shape, location of books, size seem to change arbitrarily
→ Census
→ Finish investigating the grounds
+ Garden
+ Forest
* There is something in the forest
+ Beach
* No life in the waters
+ Venders
* They have no faces.
→ Pattern in appearances and disappearances
+ It seems that individuals who are close arrive together (see Poland and Lithuania; Germany and Prussia)
+ Often times, individuals will vanish for a few days, and then return; most often, they come from many years later in their time line, though it was only a few days in the mansion
+ "Quincy Morris" and "Rapture" (including those from it) appear to be fictional in other realities; more information required
→ Pattern in events