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Case #26: Video

[George is stood in his room. If it seems more well lit than usual...it is. Because ghosts can't haunt you in the light; too see-through.]

I think the obvious solution is to hold one to several seances. Whom on board is the most sensitive?

We might also try to catch one of the spirits mid-haunt and try to communicate with it there, but that would require everybody turning out their lights and being quite quiet, luckily, rather late at night. Would anybody else be interested in taking part in such an investigation? ...because I wouldn't like to undertake one alone.

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Go through walls. Fly. Take people to their pasts or futures to show them the error of their ways and the true meaning of Christmas-time...

Oh. [Disappointed.] Then I don't see that a seance would affect you at all.

Edited 2011-10-04 22:08 (UTC)

No, I don't.

I opened a door, once.

I am still a little worried it might bring the truth to light.

How, though? You aren't a ghost.

What sorts of things did you think about, as a ghost?

But I'm more like one than anyone else here.

Much the same things I did in life.

Did you know other ghosts?

No, I didn't, unfortunately.

That must have been lonely.

I had bigger concerns at the time, I think.

What were they? If you don't mind my asking?

I had to save the boys. Nothing more than that.

Save them from what?

Jacinto was going to kill them.

Were you able to? Save them?

Yes.

Well, I freed them. They saved themselves after that.

Did you...pass over then?

Yes.

What was it like?

Like falling asleep.

And then waking up again.

But, that being said, I did die of blood loss. I imagine it's not the same to others.

Did you...did you meet Jesus? I like to think he wouldn't be intimidating, but I just can't fathom how.

I imagine that's rather part of going to Heaven.

Do you think he wears a sort of plaque with his name on? So everybody knows who he is since we've never met in person before? Or does he simply introduce himself first thing, and in Heaven one never forgets a face?

The way it is told... you would know by believing. By truly feeling in His presence.

I never was much of a theologian; more of a scientist, myself.

I think the same of myself. ...Well, not a scientist, exactly.

I'd rather be a man of science than a man of God, but I've learnt not to rule anything out.

Detective Murdoch is a very strict Catholic, and he's the most scientific man I know. ...Well, I also know Mr. Tesla, but the detective is very scientific.

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