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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Endur" data-source="post: 3217306" data-attributes="member: 3346">Jack is unable to find a quiet place in the inn, but he does find a seat near the fireplace and he begins to read Danovich's journal.The first half of the journal contains only sparse notations, spanning months or years with hardly a word.  In one section, Danovich wrote, "He is cursed, the land is cursed, and we are doomed.  He was born long before anyone now living, yet still he rules us.  There is a book, the Tome of Strahd, that might shed light on the details of the curse.  It is well known that our lord kept meticulous notes from ancient times on all he did or said.  Perhaps something could be found there.  The Tome of Strahd should have been in Ravenloft's library, but it wasn't there when I searched the library, all I could find was the Liber Blasmpheme.  I asked Madam Eva about it, and she mumbled something indecipherable.  Why do seers always speak in riddles?"      Another section mentions the former Burgomaster and his daughter Ireena."Ireena Kolyana is not the natural daughter of Kolyan Indirovich.  Ismark and Ireena never knew, but Kolyan found her one day at the edge of the Svalich Woods near the very foot of Ravenloft's crag.  She was but a newborn babe, exposed to the elements.   Kolyan adopted her as his own and loved her dearly."The last portion of the journal goes into greater detail on what happened after Doru died and Danovich chose to read the Liber Blaspheme.  The last portion makes Jack uncomfortable, as if something horrible will be revealed if he reads the last few pages.Does Jack read the final portion of the journal?</blockquote>

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