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Newspaper issue - March

*"Newspaper issue - March"* is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found on the bulletin board in flat 2 of the Apartment of G. Cavendish

It is a newspaper clipping, presumably from the Oakmont Chronicle

# Content

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> Going, going, gone! Body count rises as vanishings continue across Oakmont!
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>     Locals are in a panic, with most of the reported disappearances occurring in the Shells, Salvation Harbor and Grimhaven Bay. Cpt. Caleb Lyons of the Oakmont Police has put out a call for information.
> "Our evidence suggests a link between these disappearances and the charity organization 'EOD' that has recently risen to prominence among the city's poor," said Lyons. "Most of the victims seem to have either joined this group, or been a recipient of their alms. We encourage anyone with information to come forward."
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>     The Chronicle reminds readers to avoid any suspicious newcomers, especially Innsmouthers, and to remain at home during evening hours. Stay alert!
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Oakmont University

This is the university present in Oakmont. It is situated in south Reed Heights and is made of several departments.

Talking to a man standing by the central fountain launches the case Assigned Reading.

## Department of Medicine

During the Quid Pro Quo case, Charles Reed requests the analysis of a substance found in the EOD's fish storage. Samuel, a student, tells him that the basement first has to be cleared of wylebeasts. Down there, Charles finds that the basement is used to dissect and experiment on them, due to the presence of a dead Stygian and Acheronian. If the red button is pressed, the latter jumps back to life, pressing the button provides the player with the "Reanimator" achievement.

Experiment log, part one,
Basement, next to the discected stygian.

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> - March 2nd. I have finally received a living specimen. Sadly it's only the smallest one. The grunts call it "Mr. Handsome", but I think it needs a proper name.
> - March 3rd. Was thinking about the name of the specimen all night. I've benug a series of experiments on the creature. So far it has proven exceptionally resistant to all the poisonous substances at my disposal as well as acid and electrocution. It's shrieking, though, is bound to haunt me.
> - March 5th. Last night I had a vision. Thousands of hands wrapped around me as a blanket and I heard the name inside my head: Stygian Harvester.
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Experiement log, part two
basement next to the Acheronian.

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> - March 10th. With those pesky limitations remived I can finally continue my experiments unhindered. I need to know more! The specimen remained alive even with half of its internal organs removed. It's facinating. I'm on the verge of a breakthrough in biology as we know it!
> - March 15th. I developed a way to reanimate their tissue, even in one that's been dead for weeks. This is... monumental. The possibilities of it, the implications! Does this hint at something hidden, some trait present inside other creatures, and perhaps even ourselves? I will need to find volunteers.
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Draft of an article:
first floor, Cavendishes office on desk

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> Brothers and Sisters! (crossed out) Too familiar
> My fellow Americans! (crossed out) Theya are americans too
> Citizens of Oakmont!
> How much longer will we put up with those fish-faced bast (crossed out)
> How much longer will we put up with this? Those Kay-forsaken degenerates who call themselves the EOD (crossed out).
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Note from Prof. Westerbrook
first floor, Westerbrooks desk

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> This is absurd. It's been five months and they still haven't finished repairing my office! I' done sitting in the corridor like some kind of waiter! I won't step foot into this building again until the works are finished, or you can give me Cavendish's office. You tell that to the board. I'm through with this farce.
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## Notable characters

* Prof. Edwin Westerbrook, who experiments on wylebeasts
* Prof. George Cavendish, trained in biochemistry
* Prof. Harriet Dough
Residence of Glenn Byers

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## Residence of Glenn Byers

### Address

corner of Powderhouse St and Orchard Ave, eastern Shells

**Residence Of Glenn Byers** is a location in *The Sinking City*.

# Description

The structure is described as a "Revenue house", a type of multi family rental residential building, aka an Apartment.
Robert Throgmorton

**Robert Throgmorton** is one of the characters in *The Sinking City*. He is the head of the Throgmorton Grand Family, one of the three leading families of Oakmont. He had a son, Albert Throgmorton.

Robert explains that his unusual physical appearance is the result of his father marrying into an old royal family, and takes pride in his distinctiveness, even going so far as to claim he represents an evolutionary step forward for humanity.

Robert is unapologetically prejudiced against the Innsmouther refugees who settled in Oakmont after their town was razed by the police. The Blackwood Grand Family tried to help the Innsmouthers, but since the Blackwoods disappeared amidst the onset of the Flood six months ago, Robert has devoted his family's resources and vast influence to denying the Innsmouthers any aid from the city.

Like Johannes van der Berg, Robert has a scholarly interest in the hysterical visions that have been afflicting the citizens of Oakmont with ever increasing severity following the Flood. He has also funded and organized an expedition led by his son to investigate the seabed surrounding Oakmont for the Flood's possible source.

## Personality

Robert Throgmorton is a highly intelligent, cultred, proud, racist and distinguished individual who has no qualms about his extreme prejudice against the innsmouthers. Highly dedicated and cautious; Robert is able to quickly ascertain information from a variety of individuals throughout the city and piece together clues which at times helps Charles Reed. His intelligence is rivalled only by bigoted attitude towards innsmouthers; Viewing them as something to be looked down upon and disrespected. He does whatever he can to prevent the progess of innsmouthers and seeks only their exit. Despite being bigoted, he is shown to be a loving family man who stays focused on ensuring his family's success and cultural/genetic lineage. He is fond of suits with an expressed importance on personal grooming and self-care. His is generally calm, speaking with a deep authoritative tone and dignifies his lineage with every action.

## Appearance

A highly well-groomed face with a sharp cream-colored suit over a black blazer with a red tie. Robert has very animalistic features similar to that of an ape. And his appearance almost never changes throughout the entire story.

## Trivia

* The Throgmortons, specifically their appearance and implied lineage, are a reference to the H. P. Lovecraft short story *Facts Concerning the Late Arthur Jermyn and His Family*.
* As stated to people who despise Throgmorton, his appearance resembles to a Primate for they sometimes address him as an "Ape."
Granny Weaver

**This article contains spoilers for the Silence is Golden side quest.**

Granny Weaver is a witch protecting Oakmont's secrets by punishing gossipers, like Joy Hayden. She comes from the myth of the Salem witch Anne Osborne, who sewn shut her two daughters' mouths after they broke their promise of keeping their mother's witchcraft a secret.

## Notes

In combat, Granny Weaver floats, and as such is immune to set traps.
Oakmont Vernacular

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This page lists and defines words, phrases and other patterns used in the dialect (vernacular) specific to Oakmont City in *The Sinking City*.

# Words

* **Droch**: is used as the equivalent of 'damn'. (e.g. "Save your life and leave this droch city to the depths." -A crumpled letter)
* **Fisk**: used as an equivalent to 'fish' but only that word in particular as other words such as 'fisherman' remain the same rather than 'fiskerman'.
* **Kay**: used as an equivalent to 'God' see the main page on the subject: Kay
* **Ve'ra**: used to mean 'fine' or 'very well'
Mother's Grace

**Mother's Grace** is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found on a desk in the basement of the Abandoned Shop.

## Content

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> The Fecund Mother devours the weak flesh.
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>     The Fecund Mother gives new life to those consumed, a new birth in many forms.
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>     The Fecund Mother is kind, for anyone may be her child. But bad children are purged, and left outside in the cold light.
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>     Keep the secrets of your Mother and she will grant you eternity!
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Vehicles

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As the Flood covered many streets with water, it rendered cars and other terrestrial means of transport unusable. You now have to use a boat to navigate the flooded streets, and use your feet on the dry ones. Most cars are broken down and gas stations rendered useless and covered in weeds.

You can't find any horses in Oakmont ; the locals probably ate them all during the famine or they became prey for the wylebeasts. [*Citation needed*]

Another way you have to travel is by diving.
Prof. Edwin Westerbrook

Prof. Edwin Westerbrook is a professor at the University of Oakmont and a colleague of Prof. Cavendish.

He is not present at the university. He left after writing an angry note, irritated that his office had been under maintenance for over five months. He is responsible for the cabinet containing the chemical substances used by the department of medicine.
Captain Jeremiah Sanders

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## Captain Jeremiah Sanders

### Location

St. Mary's Hospital

**This article contains spoilers for the main case Lost at Sea.**
Capt. Jeremiah Sanders is the captain of the Titania. Charles Reed meets him when investigating the disappearance of the expedition Throgmorton sent to find the cause of the madness spreading in Oakmont.

He finds him at the hospital of Saint Mary, suffering from an axe shoulder wound inflicted by a sailor from his ship during the mutiny. He had used a fake name, Joseph Willow, upon entering the hospital.
The confession

*"The confession"* is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found in the Orion Gentlemen's Club on the second floor, on top of a short bookshelf next to the dead member of the KKK.

It is a note written by Ebernote Blackwood. It seems that the KKK was intending for Ebernote to write a confession of his alleged wrongdoing but he wrote this instead. The KKK torturer was trying to get him to write a different one before a swarm of Wylebeasts showed up.

> *"Think you're funny Blackwood? A confession. A real one. Write it down while you've still got fingers"*
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# Content

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> "I, Ebernote Blackwood, am innocent. My only goal is to save this city from its descent into madness, and ensure the safety of Harriet Dough."
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Abandoned Shop

The **Abandoned Shop** is a location in *The Sinking City*.

## Description

The abandoned shop appears to have once been a clothing shop/hairdresser, but then seems to have become a sort of grocery/general store before being abandoned.
The exterior is painted green with two signs, the higher of the two denoting "HAIR•DRESSER" while the lower of the two says "Men's finest clothing".
This building has a ground floor, upper floor, and a basement.

### Ground Floor

Upon entering, Charles Reed will immediately be greeted by an Acheronian, after dealing with that it can be further explored.

The ground floor features several shelves stocked with canned/boxed goods, as well as lamps, radios, pots, vases, and even gramophones. following the right hand wall there is an empty save, two furnaces and a lootable trunk. On the other side of the room, on the counter is a Cultist letter. At the back of the store but not behind the counter is a pile of slimy rags and a wooden cross which can be inspected

> "*Those bags stink worse than a barrel of rotten fish. Or... fisk... whatever.* "
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### First Floor

The upper floor features two long display cases, a small kitchen/dining area, and a bedroom (both presumably for show). At the top of the stairs, on a small circular table is a lootable briefcase. The display cases show model cars, model trains, dolls, typewriters, clocks, radios, and cigerette cases. In the corner, near a fireplace is a lootable trunk.

### Basement

The stairway to the basement is behind the counter of the first floor. The door is off its hinges and covered in slime, apparently broken from the inside. Once inside the basement reed is greeted by more slime and walls covered in old posters and arcane symbols. On a desk along with a some skulls and candles is a book entitled Mother's Grace. Around the rest of this room are several bodies in bags, covered in slime. Around the side, underneath the stairs is a lootable locker. In the left hand room are several desks and a dresser stacked, next to which are several bagged bodies that can be inspected to obtain a sample

> " *This slime stinks even worse than the bodies.*"
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The right hand room features several crates, more bodies in bags, and several bags that seem to no longer have bodies in them.

## Loot

* Trunk near the stairs heading to the first floor (ground floor)
* Briefcase at the top of the stairs (first floor)
* Trunk in the corner near the fireplace (first floor)
* Locker underneath the stairs (basement)
The Seven Oaks

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## The Seven Oaks

### Address

Western Salvation Harbor, Calmshore St, between Salvation Rd. and Swift Mercy St.

*"The Seven Oaks"* is a location in *The Sinking City*.

## Description

The Seven Oaks is a bar in Salvation Harbor. The sign claimed it was founded in 1685. Its biggest characteristic is the ship placed on the roof with the name of the bar. Its exterior also features other maritime paraphernalia including life preservers on the side, a ships wheel above the door, and a host of barrels. The building has two floors and a basement.

### Ground floor

The ground floor features red painted wooden walls as well as some additional maritime paraphernalia including fishing nets, a buoy and floats. In the main room there are several tables, created by placing a piece of wood on top of two barrels. On the left is the bar, on which is a gramophone, a set of taps, a barrel, and a cash register. At the back of the main room is a set of stairs, on the right, leading to the first floor, on the left leading to the basement. Behind the bar is a model of a boat on a shelf, and several shelves with various cans and bottles. Between these is a doorway leading to a small kitchen, with a stove, several tables, a sink and some firewood. There is also a hole in the ground here that can be used to access the basement.

### First Floor

At the top of the stairs on the first floor on the wall there are several risqué photographs. Further past those are several tables seperated by walls and past that is a much larger table. The room at the end has been commandeered by Officer Shaw of the Oakmont police investigation. This room features a large table in the center covered by photographs and other assorted evidences. There are two wing-back chairs at either side of this table. on the back wall is a map of Oakmont City and on the right there is a large piece of furniture on which are two weapons, a revolver and what looks to be a lever action rifle.

### Basement

The basement is significantly darker than the rest of the building. At the bottom of the stairs and around the corner there are several boxes of fish with labels reading "Blackwood-Marsh Fish Canning Factory" beyond that there are several crates and sacks which can be dropped on should the basement be accessed via the hole in the floor rather than the stairs. There are a few pieces of broken furniture in the basement as well as a dead octopus on a pair of tables.

## Related Cases

* Fathers and Sons
* Deal with the Devil
* Extra Hours

## Characters

* Seven Oaks Bartender
* Sam Shaw
* Billy Drunnon
Insanity spreading!

**Insanity spreading!** is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found on the bulletin board in Charles Reed's room in the Devil's Reef Hotel. This will only appear after completing Lost at Sea and Charles Reed tells Robert Throgmorton That the expedition needs help.

It is presumably a newspaper article from the Oakmont Chronicle.

# Content

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> In recent days, Oakmont has experienced odd outbreaks of sudden madness. They seem to be spreading throughout the city, seemingly at random, though witnesses report seeing University scientists at the location of the outbreaks.
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>     Dr. Philip Grant of St. Mary's Hospital believes it is all due to a peculiar kind of helminth infestation that apparently originated somewhere around the university. He advises citizens not to neglect their health, and to visit the hospital for a highly-effective anti-helmintic treatment at the first signs of disease.
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The professor's fact list

*"The professor's fact list"* is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found in Apartment of G. Cavendish on a desk in flat 2.

It is a note presumably written by Prof. George Cavendish about his preparations to poison the fish in the fish storage

# Content

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> Westerbrook usually has his lunch about half past two.
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> Anna always stays at the Fish market, she shouldn't learn about me
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> New hauls of fish arrive every two days.
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> An ounce per box should be enough.
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Fish Market

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## The Fish Market

### Address

Western Shells on Orchard Ave, between Benevolent Tides Rd. and Holy Fire Ln.

*"The Fish Market"* is a location in *The Sinking City*.

The Fish Market is, as its name suggests, Oakmont's fish market. Reed visits it during the Quid Pro Quo case. This is the place where the EOD is giving away fresh fish.
Sketchy notes

**Sketchy notes** is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found in the Gang Hideout in a box on the table.

# Contents

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> Of Fecund Mother's Young.
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>     Things to be told to Graham!
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>     Of their intellectual abilities:
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> - similar to those of a three year old child, but will continue to evolve mentally
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> - will perform simple orders immediately after brought to life; understanding of complex sentences will come later
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>     Of nutrition:
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> - though expendable, they are living beings and require chemicals to sustain optimal levels of functioning
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> - give potassium and cod-liver oil. It's good for their tissues
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> - will ask for sugar. Do not give!!!
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>     General care:
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Kay

Kay is described by Will Hammond and the name is oft used as a blasphemy throughout Oakmont. Kay is the God of the organised religion in Oakmont, although it isn't explicitly stated there are crosses in their churches and a sculpture of the passion outside St. Michael's church in Advent.

## Kay and the World

Kay doesn't seem to have much effect in the world unless he is merely a guise for Cthylla. Charles Reed however is discribed as 'Kay chosen' and the missing parts of the seal are known as Kay fingers. Whether or not this implys Kay chose Reed out of all the seeds to face Cthygonnaar or it is just a euphemism for Cthylla choosing him is uncertain.

## Heresies and cults

There appears to be no sect or denomination within Oakmont which hasn't suffered some sort of perversion due to the presence of supernatural forces within the region. The remaining 'churches' are cults at best either serving a warped version of Kay or other forces. The two Charles Reed witnesses for himself are:

St. Michael's church of The burning Bush

Redemption Church

## Kay and real world religion

It would seem that Kay is a euphemism for the Judaeo-Christian God. It is likely that this is due to the fact that the developers probably felt that forcing players to live in a world where this was overtly stated may have put players off.
Lis' secret book!

**Lis' secret book!** is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found in the Infected Man's Residence on the ground floor on a side table near a bed.

# Content

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> Bad dreems again. The thing under the floor keeps scratching. I told Mom, but she said it were rats.
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>     Dad told off John for playing with slimes near the hole. But it wasn't him! I told Dad about the thing who lives in the basement and he punnished me too!
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>     Tonight I saw the head looking from the hole and cried. It comes at night and wants to do bad things to me and John! Why don't Mom and Dad believe me?
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>     I was so tired from not sleeping that I coodn't watch the hole. And today I feel so bad. My belly hurts, my mouth tastes like slimes! Mom and John say they feel bad too. Even now I hear it scratching...
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Carpenter heir dead

*"Carpenter heir dead"* is a document in *The Sinking City*

It can be found on the bulletin board in Charles Reed's room in the Devil's Reef Hotel.
This particular document will appear after completing Fathers and Sons and only if Reed chose to side with Brutus Carpenter.

This is a newspaper clip, presumably from the Oakmont Chronicle.

# Content

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> Misfortune has struck the Carpenter household. Graham Carpenter, son of the Grand Family's head, Brutus, has been found dead in his room.
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>     Doctors suggest the death was the result of food poisoning, and have pointed the finger at bad fish as the cause.
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>     Carpenter Sr. cremated his son with all due honors, and immediately returned to active participation in city life after a long vacation.
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Partially burned cargo manifest

*"Partially burned cargo manifest"* is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found on the floor next to a barrel in the basement (behind an illusory wall) of the Expedition Headquarters located in northern Coverside at the crossroad of Asher Rd and Hubert Ave.

## Contents

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> The following must be deliv[unreadable] Grimhaven Bay no later than Friday!
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> MK V diving suits - 6.
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> Canned foods - 18 crates.
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> Research equipment - 7 crates (do not ti[unreadable]
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> Air pipes - 24.
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Draft of an article

**Draft of an article** is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found on Prof. George Cavendish's desk, upstairs, in the Department of Medicine, Oakmont University.

It is a draft of an article, presumably written by Cavendish.

# Content

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> Brothers and Sisters! (crossed out) Too familiar
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> My fellow Americans! (crossed out) They are Americans too
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> Citizens of Oakmont!
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> How much longer will we put up with those fish-faced bast (crossed out)
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> those sea freaks (crossed out)
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Weapons

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The following is a list of weapons in the game The Sinking City.

## List of weapons

* Melee
	+ Shovel
* Ranged
	+ Pistol
	+ Revolver
	+ Shotgun
	+ Battle Rifle
	+ Submachine Gun
* Throwables
	+ Brick
	+ Foot Trap
	+ Firebomb
	+ Hand Grenade
Samuel Hopes

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## Samuel Hopes

### Location

Oakmont University

**Samuel Hopes** is a character in *The Sinking City*. He is first encountered at Oakmont University. He can be found standing by the fountain, surrounded by books, and introduces himself as a honorary member of the Altera Pars book club. Talking to him triggers the side case Assigned Reading.

## Trivia

* *Altera Pars* signifies "the other side" in Latin.
Milton Pierce

**This article contains spoilers for the Self-Defense case.**

**Milton Pierce** is an Oakmont citizen running for mayor and was a witness present at the Crown Theater during Johannes van der Berg's murder.

Charles meets him for the first time at the Oakmont City Hall. Pierce is ruthless in his campaign, going as far as asking Reed to poison his mother to get his inheritance and use it as funds. This is a condition for Pierce to change his testimony, meaning he isn't reluctant to being corrupted.

## Trivia

* Pierce is based on real life businessman and later President of the United States Donald Trump. Pierce's Mayoral campaign mimicks Trump's Presidential campaign slogans such as "Make Oakmont Great Again", "Oakmont first" and his promise to "build a wall" separating Oakmont from the rest of the state.
* Pierce personality is same as any other citizen Of City of Oakmont, with their absolute despise Of \*\*NewComers\*\* however, he goes far worst by his greed and name of power and wealth by asking Reed in order to help his innocent to the court as any man of honor, he immediately frim Reed with the Murder of Sir Johannes van der by the orders of the cult of The King in Yellow. A note he personally signature in such crime which he gladly done it for the seek of become a mayor.
Note on the door

**Note on the door** is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found on the locked door in Benjamin Miller's Residence.

This is a note of unknown authorship, that describes the location of the *melted iron key*.

# Content

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> We're upstairs waiting for you. As always, the key is under the illusion.
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Letter from the morgue

**Letter from the morgue** is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found in the Residence of Sidney Stokes on the table in the kitchen, ground floor.

It is a letter to Sidney Stokes from the Morgue.

## Content

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Another scientist dead!

**Another scientist dead!** is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found on the bulletin board in Charles Reed's room in the Devil's Reef Hotel.
This particular document will appear after completing Fleeing Phoenix and only if Reed sided with Usha.

This is a newspaper clip, presumably from the Oakmont Chronicle.

# Content

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>     Oakmont has lost another great mind.
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>     Prominent local scientist and archaeologist Joseph Hill was found dead in his study in Reed Heights overnight.
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>     Who would dare to take the life of this renowned researcher - and, more importantly, why?
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>     While those questions remain unanswered, it seems like Oakmont University's finest are haunted by some kind of unenviable doom.
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>     Joseph Hill was not the first to leave us grieving his absence, nor, it seems, will he be the last. And yet, he is not entirely gone. He will live on in the hearts of those who knew and loved him, and his science is sure to inspire a new generation of ambitious students.
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Angles of the Mind

**Angles of the Mind** is a document in *The Sinking City*

It can be found on a pedestal, behind an illusory wall on the hidden second floor of Benjamin Miller's Residence.

It is a book written by Your Humble Servant

# Content

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> By your humble servant.
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>     All known forms of shapes are more complex than you dare think, my humble student. Have you ever tired to look inside a straight line, or find the end of a circle?
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>     The angles hide entire realms of existence, dimensions of utter incongruity, where size is backwards and time is optional. And with my help, you can open a passage to these places using only the lines and angles of your mind.
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Throgmorton Manor

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## Throgmorton Manor

### Address

Hillside St, Southern Oldgrove, between Dunsany Ln. and Goldbridge Rd.

**Throgmorton Manor** is a location in *The Sinking City*.

The Throgmorton Manor is the residence of the Throgmorton family. It is a mansion situated in southern Oldgrove, the upper-class district of Oakmont. It can be accessed by water from Coverside, or by foot from the rest of Oldgrove.

It has three floors including the basement. Its interior decoration has a strong African inspiration, with jungle like plants all around the mansion.

## Trivia

When you first visit the mansion, you find yourself in front of Albert Throgmorton's open casket, with several people around it. When you return later in the game, these people are eating a cake shaped like Albert.
Letter from the orphanage

*"Letter from the orphanage"* is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found upstairs, on the desk in the fish storage during the course of Quid Pro Quo.

It is a letter from the administration of St. Jerome's orphanage to Daryl Grimes

# Content

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> Dear Mr. Grimes,
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>      We can't thank you enough for what you do for the children. In these dark times, your toys go down like a tall glass of water. We all pray for your good health every day. We also kindly remind you that we still await your visit! all our staff (and, of course, the children) are eager to finally meet our benefactor in person. So, please don't hesitate, and come as soon as you are able.
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Asylum transfer list

**Asylum transfer list** is a document in *The Sinking City*

It can be found on a bookshelf in the records room of Oakmont State Asylum

# Content

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> E.F. - arrived 04.12.1920
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> W.B. - arrived 01.27.1913
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> E.T. - arrived 08.10.1921, transported to Winner and Co.
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> P.S. - arrived 07.08.1913
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> P.G. - arrived 06.12.1919
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> S.F. - arrived 09.13.1914
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> S.S. - arrived 08.15.1920, transported to Winner and Co.
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Urgent message

**Urgent message** is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found in the Student's House on the kitchen table on the ground floor.

It is a letter of one of the Student Copies.

# Content

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> I was told to contact you when I cross the boundary. We made it. There's three of us.
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>     Tell me, is it really safer there than in our world? I do not like the smell of this air. It reeks of madness.
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>     We have acquired one of their books. Despite may apprehensions, we will open more pathways here. Our people deserve life more that they do. We know horrors without works. We know eternity. We know agony. These people know only indulgence and ego.
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>     We will become them, and they will become nothing.
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Billy Drunnon (Document)

**Billy Drunnon** is a document in *The Sinking City*. The article for the character with the same name can be found here.

It can be found by using the archives at St. Mary's Hospital with the following criteria:

* Evidence: *Good Samaritan*
* Subjects: Patients
* Period: After the Flood
* Department: Therapy

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> Patient: William "Billy" Drunnon,
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> 09.15.1889
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> Diagnosis: Alcoholism, cirrhosis.
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> Unemployed Seven Oaks Bar regular. Taken ot the hospital on multiple occasions due to near-fatal intoxication.
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Albert Throgmorton obituary

*"Albert Throgmorton obituary"* is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found on a table next to the casket in Throgmorton Manor located in southern Oldgrove, Hillside street, between Dunsany street and Goldbridge street

It is a newspaper clipping presumably from the Oakmont Chronicle noting the death of Albert Throgmorton

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> In Loving Memory.
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> Albert Throgmorton, son of respected Robert Throgmorton and descendant of a robust bloodline died on Thursday at Oakmont Port aged 25 years.
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>     We mourn his untimely death, but we celebrate the way he lived his life.
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>     The Throgmorton family appreciates the many comforting words and prayers sent by the citizens of Oakmont.
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Conspiracies

*"Conspiracies"* is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found on a table upstairs in Simms Residence located at South Advent, on Purity Road between St. Michael's Road and Powderhouse Street.

It is a note presumably written by Simms

# Content

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> Flat Earth - disproven. The ocean would drain way too fast.
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>     Hollow Earth - disproven. If the ground is hollow, how come it doesn't ring when I stomp on it?
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>     The fish men - goodness, just take a walk outside. They have flooded the city! The rest of America too, most likely.
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>     By Kay. What if I've been replaced too? Could it be why I'm allergic to tuna?
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Search warrent

**Search warrent** is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found in the locked room in the basement of Randall Glassworks.

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> "Warrent to enter and search the premises of the Randall Glassworks, Salvation Harbor, to
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>     2) Interrogate the suspect, Gaunter Randall."
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To Walter

**To Walter** is a document in *The Sinking City*

It can be found in the Devil's Reef Hotel on the bottom floor on a table.

It is a letter to Walter from Victor Olmstead.

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>  Walter,
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>  Kay help you if I hear you're peddling your "cheap affordable living" again. I could live with you renting out beast ridden flophouses, but you're cutting into MY profit. Don't make that mistake. I know you're on the Fish Market. And I have dangerous people living here that I can send after you.
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Dangers of Diving

*"Dangers of Diving"* is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found in the on a desk on the main floor of the Expedition Headquarters located in northern Coverside at the crossroad of Asher Rd and Hubert Ave.

It is a book written by an unknown author.

## Contents

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> Divers with the bends can suffer from numerous symptoms, including pain, impaired movement, nausea, vomiting, and disorientation.
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>     Acute symptoms can occur within 10 minutes of surfacing, and include paralysis, numbness, blindness, deafness, dizziness, seizures, confusion, or words coming out all weird.
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Note from the church

**Note from the church** is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found in the Redemption Church on a table at the top of the stairs leading to the basement.

It is a note presumably written by the high priest of the Redemption Church.

# Content

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> Hilda failed to seduce the mayor with promises of eternal life. Now we need some mercury spilled in his bedroom to make our proposals more... attractive.
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Former Patient's Shop

**Former Patient's Shop** is a location in *The Sinking City*.

## Description

The building is a large store with a sign reading "Men's finest clothing" above the entryway. It has corrugated metal roofing on either side of the entryway. The second floor windows appear to be part of a facade as there is no accessible upper floor.

Inside there is a main floor and a basement.

### Main floor

Upon entering the main floor there are several shelves with supplies to the right, and a counter to the left. There is strange lullaby-esque music seeming to play from the shell gramophone on the counter, standing too close to the gramophone will cause constant sanity drain. Far to the right of the entryway is a large lootable trunk. Despite the signage on the exterior, there doesn't appear to be any apparel on any of the shelves, the shelves do contain canned food, soap, and cigarettes among other things. A variety of Stygians will appear as the building is explored. The floor has many bloody hand prints on it throughout the majority of which seem to originate from a large hole in the ground near the counter. On the counter are several syringes and a large bottle of aspirin. Behind the counter is a bloody single mattress and a book entitled Shop owner's notes is on the pillow. At the back of the ground floor, near the stairs is a small table with a lamp on it. On this table is a document entitled Hospital response.

### Basement

The basement can be accessed in two ways, one by the stairs at the back of the ground floor and the other through a large hole in the floor of the ground floor.

The basement is filled with many crates bearing the markings *Blackwood-Marsh fish canning factory* as well as several wooden coffins against the side wall, one of which is lootable. Along the back wall is a pile of pallets, several barrels and the location where the owner hanged himself. To his left, on a barrel is a Suicide note On the right (if entering via the stairs) is an area filled with a variety of limbs, should reed enter this area several stygians will appear and immediately attack. After dealing with the wylebeasts there is a large trunk and a metal coffin that can be looted. Note staying in this area causes constant sanity drain.

## Loot

* lootable trunk (ground floor, right of entrance)
* lootable coffin (basement, left wall)
* lootable trunk (basement, right of stairs)
* lootable coffin (basement, right of stairs)
The Academic Poisoner!

**The Academic Poisoner!** is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found on the bulletin board in Charles Reed's room in the Devil's Reef Hotel. This will only appear after completing Quid Pro Quo and Charles Reed kills Prof. George Cavendish.

It is presumably a newspaper article from the Oakmont Chronicle.

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> Oakmont University has lost one of its most esteemed teachers. The professor of biochemistry from the department of Medicine, Dr. George Cavendish, Ph.D., turned out to be responsible for numerous deaths.
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>     This maniac appears to have poisoned multiple innocent bystanders in recent days, leaving the academic world shaken. While some of his colleagues admit that with his passion, he seemed capable of anything, others characterize him as a talented researcher and a law-abiding citizen.
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A plea for help

**A plea for help** is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found in Charles Reeds room in the Devil's Reef Hotel on a table at the end of the bed should you own the Worshipers of the Worshippers of the Necronomicon (DLC).

It is a letter intended for Charles Reed written by an unknown individual who had the room across from his in the Devil's Reef Hotel.

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> Dear Mr Reed, I understand you are the private eye that caught the murderer in the port.
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>      My life is in danger and I cannot trust anyone in this city. Please come to my room, which is just opposite yours!
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>      I am in despair. My studies have drawn the attention of vile forces. They stalk me, and will take me soon. I have cast my lot, and am beyond saving, but the seven books must be saved at any cost. Even if I'm gone, find my notes there. This knowledge must not be lost, as it could be our kind's last hope for enlightenment!
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## Notes

Reading this document starts the Mystic Tomes case.
Seal of Cthygonnaar

[ WIP ]

**This page contains spoilers.**

The Seal of Cthygonnaar is a central object in the story.

During the Nosedive case, as Charles Reed goes through an underwater cave to find Harriet Dough, the following prophecy is revealed to him.

> *Since dark aeons before the age of man, Cthygonnaar lies beneath the ground. In that eldritch prison rests the Dreamer's Hidden Daughter, bound to never leave*.
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Sidney Stokes

**Sidney Stokes** is a character in *The Sinking City*.

## Description

Sidney Stokes is a small-time criminal, and known associate of Philip O'Connel(aka "Squint"). He like many in Oakmont City has been facing a great deal of hardship. His mother, Martha Stokes recently passed away and he has been unable to afford the cost to bury her. He has been saving bullets to afford the burial.

### A Delicate Matter

Both Sidney and O'Connel were hired by A mysterious woman to steal a particular mirror from Herbert Glover. During the burglary they were surprised by Glover who shot at them and Sidney stabbed Glover. After fleeing and returning to his residence they attempt to hand over the mirror to the mysterious woman but she ends up killing O'Connel and trapping Sidney behing an illusory wall. He is behind this wall untill Charles Reed finds him.
Book Restorer's Manor

### Address

single detached manor on Baker St, between Huracan Rd and Ambrose St, in Reed Heights south

**Book Restorer's Manor** is a location in *The Sinking City*.

## Description

The Book Restorer's Manor is a detached manor near, it has a large white fence, then a smaller wrought iron fence. The front of the manor has white painted wood exterior, while the sides and back are brick. In the back of the house there is a gazebo with a bench inside it as well as a windmill. The front door is locked so Charles Reed must enter through the boarded up back door. This building features a ground floor, a first floor and two basement levels.

### Ground Floor

In the main room, there is a desk covered with pages and a typewriter in the center of the room. On that desk is an Unsent letter. Above is a large chandelier. To the right from the main entrance is a small room with a fireplace, and a storage room with some shelves and a desk. The kitchen is largely empty, save some furniture and a fireplace, but some furniture and boards have been used to barricade the doorway going directly to the entry room.

### First Floor

The first floor has a grand piano and two rooms. Heading back parallel with the staircase on a small desk there is A scrap of paper. to the right is a hallway but the end of it is barricaded with several pieces of furniture. The other room (entrance near the grand piano and the statue is padlocked but can be opened using a gun or a shovel. This room features a bed, a fireplace, and a set of illusory shelves. Behind these shelves is the other (barricaded) room. Inside this room is the Book Restorer ad the book Mastery of Words on a pedestal.

### Basement 1

This level of the basement has a number of barrels, broken furnature, a pool table, sowing machine, shelves, and two upright pianos. There is also a hole in the ground that leads to the next basement level via a stack of crates.

### Basement 2

This level of the basement has the floor covered in pages. In this room is a large pump, what appears to be some sort of generator, and a stack of crates. There is also a section of the room with a brick arch but nothing of note there.

## Documents

* A scrap of paper
* Unsent letter
* Mastery of Words

## Notes

Should Reed return after completing *Assigned Reading* many things will be missing from the house and the floating/strewn pages will be gone.
Calmshore Marina

**Calmshore Marina**, or **Calm Shore** is a location in *The Sinking City*.

## Description

Calmshore Marina is a beach located at the south-west corner of Salvation Harbor. It can be found past some wooden docks in disrepair. The beach itself is somewhat narrow, between the ocean and a large rock face. Nearby, next to the last structure on the left (before the rock face) there is a crate that can be looted as well as 6 Metal Scrap and 4 Shell Casings. The beach itself has several Wylebeasts on it, mostly Stygians, aparrently gathering due to several corpses.

On the left is a wooden hull of a boat at the start of the area, between the hull and the rock face on the right is a corpse missing its face, this can be examined, After examinations, omens will appear leading to a symbol on the rock face further ahead. Next to the corpse is 6 Gunpowder and some 12-gauge shells. On the left ahead is the symbol the omens lead to. It can be examined

> "*Ebernote drew this same sigil in the Orion Club to summon monsters.* "
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 On either side of the sigil are bloody handprints. There is a bloody trail on the ground leading to the sigil from further down the beach. At the end of this trail is another corpse. Next to this corpse is a strange knife which can be examined with Mind's Eye revealing a vision of Ebernote stabbing the now corpse on the ground with this knife.

Past the corpse on the right is a metal propeller, To the left of this propeller is a rock with scratches on it as well as an oxygen tank. Past that, under a beaach umbrella is what is left of the diving suit and a crate which can be looted. The suit pieces can be examened with mind's eye to reveal a vision of Ebernote holding the Seal of Cthygonnaar saying he needs to "head to the manor before more interlopers show up". At the end of the beech is a wooden building that looks to have been painted red at one point. This building has a small steeple and two chimneys. Climbing on a rock near the waters edge reveals a small dock on the other side of the building. This building seems to have no accessible entryway.

In the water there are several different boats, all looking to have at least somewhat capsized.

## Loot

* Porch near last building on the left on entering
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	+ 6 Metal Scrap
	+ 4 Shell Casings
* Next to the first corpse
	+ Gunpowder
	+ 12-gauge shells
* Crate at the end of the beach, beneath umbrella.