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video + text » shortly after sam's post;
[ before clara speaks, she cracks her knuckles. this is big news and big business, so she speaks crisply, ]
Alright then, so, for those of you watching the network, Mr. Winchester was nice enough to sound the alarm on subnetwork shenanigans.
At first, all you see is a cryptic-ish message, complete with a signature from our favorite shady benefactor. [ ☺ ]
[ She copy/pastes the original clues for reference. ]
It's all very literary and Greek — as was discussed. To make long story short, all the hints point to Anthedon, a town in ancient Greece and, more relevant to us space cadets, one of Alexandria's moons. Both Homer and Pausanius wrote about it — the old town, that is — Pausanias moreso. I think it was the farthest port, which makes sense in the context of the clues. No idea about the blackbirds, although I'd wager the two names at the end were mythological heroes or something of that sort. See Sam's post for more on the underlying meaning, if you put stock in that stuff. [ said as if she does, tyvm. ]
Anyway, I'm Clara Oswald, and I want to talk about the transmission that comes after you pop this buzzword in. I've transcribed it as best I can below, for convenience's sake. Of course, you can listen to it yourself, if you like.
[ in clara's transcription 'deep off-mike thumping' is LOUD CREEPY NOISE you're welcome. ]
So, we all agree that the woman is Resnik and the man is Ward, right? Any other thoughts?
[ aaand she pings THE DOCTOR because he's the smartest guy she knows. ]
Alright then, so, for those of you watching the network, Mr. Winchester was nice enough to sound the alarm on subnetwork shenanigans.
At first, all you see is a cryptic-ish message, complete with a signature from our favorite shady benefactor. [ ☺ ]
[ She copy/pastes the original clues for reference. ]
☺
SUCH IS THE APPEARANCE OF THE BLACKBIRDS.
SCYLLA TURNED BACK; SHE DARED NOT TRUST HERSELF FAR OUT AT SEA
HERE ARE THE GRAVES OF THE CHILDREN OF IPHIMEDEIA AND ALOEUS.
It's all very literary and Greek — as was discussed. To make long story short, all the hints point to Anthedon, a town in ancient Greece and, more relevant to us space cadets, one of Alexandria's moons. Both Homer and Pausanius wrote about it — the old town, that is — Pausanias moreso. I think it was the farthest port, which makes sense in the context of the clues. No idea about the blackbirds, although I'd wager the two names at the end were mythological heroes or something of that sort. See Sam's post for more on the underlying meaning, if you put stock in that stuff. [ said as if she does, tyvm. ]
Anyway, I'm Clara Oswald, and I want to talk about the transmission that comes after you pop this buzzword in. I've transcribed it as best I can below, for convenience's sake. Of course, you can listen to it yourself, if you like.
[ in clara's transcription 'deep off-mike thumping' is LOUD CREEPY NOISE you're welcome. ]
UNKNOWN AUDIO LOG [LIVE FEED]
W: ░▓▓▒▒▓▒an’t keep this up forever. Th▒▓▓▓ ooking for you.
R: Watch me.
W: Hidi▓▒▒ will only ▒▒▒▓▓▓░▓t worse. ▓░▓▓▓▒▒▒▒░▓░░nly do so much to—
R: I can onl▓▒▒▒▒░ so much.
W: What are you going to ░▓▓▒▒▓▓▓▒▒en the ship st▓▓▓▒▒▒▒▓▓░░▓▓▓▓▓▓ damage contr▓▒▒▒?
R: If you want to take ove▒▓▓░░▓▓y guest.
[ DEEP OFF-MIC THUMPING ]
W: ▓▒▒’ll talk about this later.
So, we all agree that the woman is Resnik and the man is Ward, right? Any other thoughts?
[ aaand she pings THE DOCTOR because he's the smartest guy she knows. ]
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