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[telegraphspeak]

[Hello fellow Accordians! Today you might find a bunch of weird dashes and slashes and dots written all over your journals. What could they possibly mean?]

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Comments

[deadwhisperer]

--Code?? What sort of code is that?

[telegraphspeak]

Morse code. Haven't you heard of it?

[deadwhisperer]

No... is it really a code, or another language?

[telegraphspeak]

No, it's just a code based on the English language. Each letter and symbol is translated into a certain amount of dashes and dots.

[adstringis]

Wow, interesting to see someone using Morse code.

[telegraphspeak]

And it's interesting to see someone who knows what it is. Some people here haven't heard of it...

[adstringis]

Some people aren't from Earth. I'm not surprised, really.

So, what made you learn Morse code?

[umbrare]

That's rather ingenious.~

[telegraphspeak]

[Bradley freezes on the other side of the journal. He remembers you. You were a cute puppy who's really a terrible creature. Or something.]

Yeah, er, thanks, I guess?

[umbrare]

[Nooo he's a good dog c:]

Is its use common in your world?

[birdmetaphor]

So what's it say?

[telegraphspeak]

[An amused huff.] That I'm homesick, pretty much. It isn't that hard to translate, actually.

[birdmetaphor]

It's called Morse code, right? [he read over the other conversations...] It looks kind of like something I know of from home. It's all open and closed circles.

How long have you been here?

[minerspride]

[Hey, guess who's secretly a twelve year old? Have some bad ASCII art written at you.]

( . )( . )

[telegraphspeak]

...That's not nice. [SO IMMATURE >:I]