Handwritten Notes

Handwritten notes - 6.3.4.5.13.9.10, document 6658

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Handwritten notes, date unknown. Loose handwritten working papers from the tradition.

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[Original scan: MoW 6658] Transcription of: MoW, CF44; Doc no_ 6658.pdf --- 6658 240 6.3.4.5.13.9.10. To stop anyone writing against you. Hello Michael, you haven't been around for days — [is it him?], coward. Rotten little God. For days I wanted you around me, I could have injured you while I have been working in hospitals — I can't be there and there. Be quiet, your mouth, you behave yourself, treat your king how he should. Don't you be rude to me. I have [illegible]. You must make peace with anyone, anybody 14 days only if you like, then we are going to need power for Lebanon. Israel is going to change. Excuse me, I've been in the army — can I help? You can have all of me if you want me. Michael, don't be a poofter. I am his minder, and you are his — I know. You can use me, keep his birdcage guard away from me. Sort it, Michael, let me go through [the body?], that's alright. Notes: This appears to be addressed to "Spirit Michael" — the recurring spirit figure named throughout this collection. Reference to "Lebanon" and "Israel" — real, identifiable places named directly in the text. Authorship note: This document is narrated by an unnamed diarist describing Alex from the outside. Per UK copyright convention, the diarist would likely be considered the author of this document.

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