Eames sits in his room, debating on what he should write. He's had time to read through the journal posts - well, skim through them. He wants to test the system out for himself, but at the same time he doesn't want to reveal anything about himself too much.
So, setting quill to journal page, he begins to write in flowing, mostly-legible cursive
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I wondered the same thing, to be honest .. took a while to get an answer, but I'm happy to teach the trick along.
[And showing is far easier than explaining. Alex picked it up the same way from Nieta and has little doubt that Eames can pick it up from him.]
I would think sealing it to yourself would be the same way, if you really wanted .. Just don't leave your journal laying around where someone can pick it up.
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Still, since Alex was kind enough to show him the way to lock, he does video back. Alex may note that Eames is already dressing for the period. And letting his stubble grow a bit. ]
Archaic method, but better than nothing. Thank you, darling.
...Though I gather from your tone that it can be broken. [ And now Eames wants to figure that out. ] Which means locking to myself, even, isn't the safest method.
So the request for non magical paper still stands...
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It seems to work well enough and so far as I've been told, there is no way for someone else to break the seal to someone else. I've not tried to seal my own posts within it at any point, so I'm uncertain as to how well that would work.
Perhaps trial and error, with something you're not particularly concerned about posting should it not work. Not sure if you want to risk it, really ..
[He pauses for a moment and looks contemplative for a moment. He leans away from the journal, disappearing for a moment, and then reappears, holding up something that looks rather familiar. As a matter of fact, it's an exact replica of the journal he's talking to you with right now, Eames. Save for one thing .. there is no name on this journal he's holding ( ... )
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Locks are always meant to be broken, Alex. [ His tone is playful, but holds an undercurrent of seriousness. Even the locks in Eames' own head could be picked, if not easily. ] So I'd rather like to know how the ones I'm using could be broken, even if I must do it.
[ When Alex moves out of frame Eames waits patiently, and then his eyes widen ever so fractionally when Alex explains what it is.
That could be a great advantage here, an unnamed journal. Also a great risk, if it goes against rules. ]
If you're really willing to part with it, I'll take it... but you don't have to give it to me, if you don't want.
[ Eames wants it badly, but he can't believe Alex would give it up. ]
If the pages tear, perhaps you'd be willing to part with a few?
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If you do happen to get an answer...
[Be nice...be nice...]
Care to share?
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So he doesn't see much advantage in holding out. ]
I have received an answer, actually, in the positive. But I'll either need your name or to meet you in person to show you.
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Person, preferably - I'd very much like to see how this is done.
[Not that he minds giving his name - at all - but he does so want to see it for himself.]
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[ Eames will bring the wax candle! ]
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That would be exactly what I'm looking for. How exactly could you assist me?
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Well... I have it. The paper I mean. That you could use?
[Clearly there was something here the captain wasn't getting.]
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And you're just willing to give it up?
[ If there's plain paper available that Eames doesn't know about, now is the time to tell him... ]
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*That may or may not already have writting on it, but that stuff's not important.*
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Is there paper in the library that hasn't been taken up by writing?
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Twitchy fingers?
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