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At the end of the viewings a tall man with long, curly, straw coloured hair arrived. He didn't shake Helen's hand, she started the tour anyway, although the man did not appear to take anything in. After a short while, she found him standing at a small yellow door with a black handle which she hadn't seen before. The man asked what was behind the door, and Helen was shocked, as she knew there had never been a door there before. Slowly she put her hand to the door, which opened for her.
 
At the end of the viewings a tall man with long, curly, straw coloured hair arrived. He didn't shake Helen's hand, she started the tour anyway, although the man did not appear to take anything in. After a short while, she found him standing at a small yellow door with a black handle which she hadn't seen before. The man asked what was behind the door, and Helen was shocked, as she knew there had never been a door there before. Slowly she put her hand to the door, which opened for her.
   
Behind the door was a corridor with green wallpaper, a black rug and pale yellow carpets. She didn't remember going into the corridor, but she suddenly realised she was inside it with the door closing behind her. Realising she had been crying, she hammered on the mirror where the door had been. With no other choice, she started to walk down the corridor. The corridor itself curved slightly to the left, had electric lamps on the walls every 10 feet and endless framed photos and paintings of the corridor, as well as a few mirrors. Every so often, there was a passage to the right. Initially Helen ignored these, but after walking for hours she decided to try one. Down there was more corridor, but as she turned around to go back, she found only the same corridor with more right turns. As she progressed the colours of the rug, carpet and walls changed.
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Behind the door was a corridor with green wallpaper, a black rug, and pale yellow carpets. She didn't remember going into the corridor, but she suddenly realised she was inside it with the door closing behind her. Realising she had been crying, she hammered on the mirror where the door had been. With no other choice, she started to walk down the corridor. The corridor itself curved slightly to the left, had electric lamps on the walls every 10 feet and endless framed photos and paintings of the corridor, as well as a few mirrors. Every so often, there was a passage to the right. Initially Helen ignored these, but after walking for hours she decided to try one. Down there was more corridor, but as she turned around to go back, she found only the same corridor with more right turns. As she progressed the colours of the rug, carpet and walls changed.
   
 
After being in there for around 3 days with no food or water, occasionally slumped against a wall in despair, she saw a figure approaching. The figure was distorted but humanoid, with long pointy hands. The images on the wall changed to that of this creature and the mirrors slowly changed to that same figure. Finally there was one mirror remaining that she pushed up against, fell through and ended up in Dulwich.
 
After being in there for around 3 days with no food or water, occasionally slumped against a wall in despair, she saw a figure approaching. The figure was distorted but humanoid, with long pointy hands. The images on the wall changed to that of this creature and the mirrors slowly changed to that same figure. Finally there was one mirror remaining that she pushed up against, fell through and ended up in Dulwich.
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== Post-Statement ==
 
== Post-Statement ==
[[Jonathan Sims]] believes her story, and asks if the man's name was [[Michael]], which Helen confirmed. After she leaves, Sasha confirms there were no new details to add to her [[MAG 26: A Distortion|statement about Michael]], which had been lost in Prentiss' attack on the Institute.  
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[[Jonathan Sims]] believes her story, and asks if the man's name was [[Michael]], which Helen confirms. After she leaves, Sasha confirms there were no new details to add to her [[MAG 26: A Distortion|statement about Michael]], which had been lost in Prentiss' attack on the Institute.  
   
After Sasha left, a figure appeared, asking "Do you even know they are lying to you?" Jonathan demanded to know how he got in, but the figure replied saying that wasn't how it worked. The figure, revealed to be the mysterious Michael, says it's just come by to collect what is his: the Wanderer, Helen. Jonathan asks if he owns the corridor, to which it replied asking if a hand owns a stomach. When Jonathan tries to make Michael let her go, Michael stabs him. It hints that there is a war going on, and that if the Archives had fallen it would have unbalanced the struggle too early. It then leaves.
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After Sasha leaves, a figure appears, the static on the tape recorder increasing to a high pitched whine, asking "Do you even know they are lying to you?" Jonathan demands to know how he got in, but the figure replies that that wasn't how it worked. Johnathan confirms that the figure is Michael, and asks if he is here to kill him, which Michael flatly denies. He says he is simply collecting what is his, the Wanderer, Helen. When Jonathan asks if he owns the Hallways, it replies by asking, Does your hand in any what owns your stomach?
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Johnathan claims it is too late for Michael to get Ms. Richardson, as she'd left already. Michael laughs and asks if Johnathan noticed ''which'' door she had left through, and Johnathan replies yes, before realizing there hadn't been a door there before. Jonathan demands for Michael to let her go and Michael stabs him. When Johnathan angrily demands who Michael is, he laughs and says "I am not a ''Who'', Archivist, I am a ''What''. A "who" requires a degree of identity I can't ever attain."
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Johnathan asks why Michael has intervened in the past to help them. Michael replies that he's normally neutral, but losing the Archives would have unbalanced the struggle too early, implying the existence of a war. He then leaves.
 
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Revision as of 17:04, 22 July 2020

Statement of Helen Richardson, regarding a new door in a house she was selling.

Statement

Helen Richardson has worked for Wolverton Kendrick for 8 years, they are a company who sells expensive family homes in Wimbledon. She was hosting viewings at a house in St Alban's Avenue when the event occurred.

At the end of the viewings a tall man with long, curly, straw coloured hair arrived. He didn't shake Helen's hand, she started the tour anyway, although the man did not appear to take anything in. After a short while, she found him standing at a small yellow door with a black handle which she hadn't seen before. The man asked what was behind the door, and Helen was shocked, as she knew there had never been a door there before. Slowly she put her hand to the door, which opened for her.

Behind the door was a corridor with green wallpaper, a black rug, and pale yellow carpets. She didn't remember going into the corridor, but she suddenly realised she was inside it with the door closing behind her. Realising she had been crying, she hammered on the mirror where the door had been. With no other choice, she started to walk down the corridor. The corridor itself curved slightly to the left, had electric lamps on the walls every 10 feet and endless framed photos and paintings of the corridor, as well as a few mirrors. Every so often, there was a passage to the right. Initially Helen ignored these, but after walking for hours she decided to try one. Down there was more corridor, but as she turned around to go back, she found only the same corridor with more right turns. As she progressed the colours of the rug, carpet and walls changed.

After being in there for around 3 days with no food or water, occasionally slumped against a wall in despair, she saw a figure approaching. The figure was distorted but humanoid, with long pointy hands. The images on the wall changed to that of this creature and the mirrors slowly changed to that same figure. Finally there was one mirror remaining that she pushed up against, fell through and ended up in Dulwich.

Helen remained in hospital to recover from the dehydration, and spent a lot of time at home. After particularly bad nightmares she decided to come to the Magnus Institute to record her statement.

Post-Statement

Jonathan Sims believes her story, and asks if the man's name was Michael, which Helen confirms. After she leaves, Sasha confirms there were no new details to add to her statement about Michael, which had been lost in Prentiss' attack on the Institute.  

After Sasha leaves, a figure appears, the static on the tape recorder increasing to a high pitched whine, asking "Do you even know they are lying to you?" Jonathan demands to know how he got in, but the figure replies that that wasn't how it worked. Johnathan confirms that the figure is Michael, and asks if he is here to kill him, which Michael flatly denies. He says he is simply collecting what is his, the Wanderer, Helen. When Jonathan asks if he owns the Hallways, it replies by asking, Does your hand in any what owns your stomach?

Johnathan claims it is too late for Michael to get Ms. Richardson, as she'd left already. Michael laughs and asks if Johnathan noticed which door she had left through, and Johnathan replies yes, before realizing there hadn't been a door there before. Jonathan demands for Michael to let her go and Michael stabs him. When Johnathan angrily demands who Michael is, he laughs and says "I am not a Who, Archivist, I am a What. A "who" requires a degree of identity I can't ever attain."

Johnathan asks why Michael has intervened in the past to help them. Michael replies that he's normally neutral, but losing the Archives would have unbalanced the struggle too early, implying the existence of a war. He then leaves.