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The Never Ending Quest - Episode 11379
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As Stacy searched her computer's files, she found more or less what she
had expected. The cache and history file of her web browser showed
numerous sites about the phases of the moon and the mythology attatched to
it. She'd even downloaded a number of modern psychological research
articles on the validity of old "moon madness" superstitions. Her research
had, apparently, turned up a number of articles on werewolf legendry,
though she couldn't be sure if she had been purposefully searching for
that or if it was simply a common related topic. Considering what she had
seen on the scroll, the former was a disturbing possibility. All of this, though, was more or less what she'd thought she'd find, Stacy reminded herself, considering the books and papers. It might all just be a paranoid theory of hers before she lost her memory the last time. Seriously, scroll or no scroll, it was absurd to think she was some sort of werewolf. Browsing through the files a second time, Stacy came across an actually useful file, a compressed archive of her recent e-mail messages, apparently. She opened it up and read the first entry... From: "The Professor"(MYERJS8@BABEL.NET) Sent: Thursday, July 20, 2000 10:16 AM To: Jones, Stacy L (JONESL9@USA.NET); Subject: RE: Memory Blocks --------------------------------------- Well, I find your predicament intriguing, to say the least. I think I can help you. As you know, I worked with your father at the university, so I have extensive experience in this. Meet me in the donut shop, and we'll discuss it... > From: Jones, Stacy L (JONESL9@USA.NET) > Sent: Thursday, July 20, 2000 10:16 AM > To: "The Professor"(MYERJS8@BABEL.NET); > Subject: RE: Memory Blocks >---------------------------------------- > >The thing is, I don't know if it's a medical condition or if someone is >actively messing with my head. I don't know what to do. Stacy wondered at the meaning of the e-mail. The professor seemed to be one of the people who wanted to help her, yet she'd told herself not to believe him. Her meeting with him oddly coincided with her latest memory lapse. What did that mean? Did he cause the memory lapse, or was it someone who didn't want her to remember the meeting? Could some entries in her journal be forged? Just then...
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