Wed June 28 - Kurt opens die Bibliothek (the library)

[bamf-away.livejournal.com]

Early mornings were not Kurt's friend.

However, that didn't stop him from bamfing! to the school and opening up the library after a few rounds on the gymnastic equipment in the gym.

Although he had not done it as much in the summer, Kurt did want to open the library at least a few times a week, to give students a chance to research, or read.

So coffee in hand, he greets the day, and sits at his desk.

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[nadiathesaint]

"Yeah, I've got Molly." Nadia held out her notes page.

People who definitely have ghosts:
Alphonse - his mom
Veronica - Aaron Echolls (tried to kill her)
Molly - her parents (has two, others only one?)

People who probably do, according to the radio:
Archie - talking to someone, refrenced being haunted - Jack?
Bel - talked to people about ghosts, seemed distracted
Molly - seemed to be talking to someone, bad dreams
Draco - talked to himself
Lana - ran out of Scoobying, talked to herself
Tyler - "joins the ranks of the agitated"
Joxer? - acting weirder than usual last night

*Anakin can see Aaron. So can Bridge and Hamlet

"Just let me know if you think of anything else? Or start spreading the word that these guys aren't alone."

[mparkerceo.livejournal.com]

Parker read the list and nodded, noting Tyler's name and Bel's. "Tyler I remember because of the radio broadcast, and Hamlet said he was in Caritas earlier, and saw a few. He didn't mention who, by name. And Bel was definitely acting off in Archery; talk to Isabel, maybe, they seemed to be in a pretty intense conversation there for a while, when we were supposed to be dodging arrows."

Parker frowned. "You could send out a school-wide e-mail for this? Or I could, if you want. I know I-Club has been pretty much down for the summer, but this is the kind of thing more people need to know about." She scowled at the books in her hand. "Damnit. I wish I weren't leaving on Friday. Even odds that this won't get fixed before then, and if I don't go home, my father will... be very unhappy."

[nadiathesaint]

"I don't know. The email . . . this whole thing seems kind of private. I mean, Molly's parents, Al's mom, Veronica's . . . enemy. . . . Even just saying 'hey, everyone, these people are being haunted! Know of anyone else?' seems kind of . . . wrong."

[mparkerceo.livejournal.com]

"No names, of course. But maybe you're right," Parker agreed. "More research before telling everyone something's up." She frowned. "Do you have any idea of when it started, approximately? Because something had to have set it off."

[nadiathesaint]

"Just a couple days ago, as far as I can tell. Sometime between Sunday, when I saw most of these people at the campfire and they were all fine, and last night when everyone seemed to be going nuts. I know I should contact them, let them know people are trying to help, at least, but I want more to go on."

[mparkerceo.livejournal.com]

"Are they in the same workshops, same floor of the dorm, same anything else? We figured out about the Egyptian book thing because we were all in the room when Rory accidentally read that spell aloud," Parker said, thinking. She looked at the list again. "Different ages, some of them are old students, some new, some on the basketball or cheer team, some not... And it's not just people with painful pasts. Otherwise I can think of other people who should be haunted right now, who seem just fine."

[nadiathesaint]

"Maybe whatever it is that's causing this would haunt other people, too, but it doesn't have enough power?" Nadia shrugged. "Pippi said something about using her crystal ball, which helped us out when Angel was sick. Hopefully that'll give us some good leads."

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[mparkerceo.livejournal.com]

"Maybe. It *di* help. It can't hurt." Parker bit her lip, then nodded. "I'll e-mail you anything I find that looks helpful. The only thing even vaguely close that I've found is poltergeists, since they haunt people, more than places. If I find anything more, or find anyone else who's being haunted, I'll shoot them your way." She held up the books. "Back to the grind, I think."

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[nadiathesaint]

"Yeah, for me, too. Good luck."