u/ShySkye94

I'll try to get the next episode done by next week.

I know these are all WUTLH things, but I'm making notes for the podcast on my break and wanted to share something I found.

Does anyone remember in Stranger the notes on the wall of the cabin? One of them says "Host who lives beneath Civil War museum can transfer his memories by making eye contact."

Jump forward to Relic where we have the passage "Again, that morose vision invaded her thoughts: a gaunt hand, a silver-tipped pen stabbing into pale flesh. Alison started to believe there was only one way to make it stop, to get her old life back."

How does Eve have such a vivid memory of an event she didn't witness? Only heard about?
Let's jump forward 97 pages to Labyrinth.

"She looked over her shoulder, directly at Eve. Dim light glinted off of the woman's unblinking eyes. Two white flecks surrounded by an ocean of black. It was like she could see into Eve's thoughts, feel Eve's terror. Like she was trying to tell Eve something without speaking a word."

Then Eve gets uploaded with Alison's memory including almost verbatim:

"A moonlight room, a guant hand, white knuckles gripped around a silver-tipped fountain pen. Soundlessly stabbing into pallid flesh."

And then a pale blue light which I'm starting to suspect is either a previous version of someone from Eve mentioning she was in the exact spot as the pale blue light she saw or someone else witnessing a memory through eye contact.

I really think the vivid memories Eve has of the stabbing early on in the book is from making eye contact with Alison in Labyrinth.

I can't remember if we've ever talked about this because I never noticed. It reminds me of how the historical registry catalogs houses and buildings.

A documents: all are related to someone coming into contact with something/someone related to Old House for the first time.

B documents: all related to Mandela effects

C documents: all events either related to someone already having been in an Old House or an event related to Old House. Inkblots is by Bjørn Erikson who was introduced to Old House in A06 Names.

E documents: I'm not 100% sure, but I wonder if notorious enough wards/anchors get their own categories?

I also wonder if markers are just the sequential order of how the documents were found and cataloged for that category.