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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Shayuri" data-source="post: 6316121" data-attributes="member: 4936">"They're Syrian militia groups..." Constance starts to call after him, but the package distracts her rather effectively. It was, she had to admit, concievable that the militias attacking Iraq could be funded by American black ops/psyops funds, to recreate a wartime environment and perhaps provide a credible pretext for re-occupation. But...what the hell was this?Grand Canyon. Creepy Indian doll. Fifty bucks? There was nothing, nothing that got her motors grinding more than a mystery. In moments the Internet hive mind had spat up a wikipedia article about the katsina dolls, and she was greedily devouring it.The price tag, if authentic, suggested it was probably one of the modern dolls, made specifically for selling to tourists; not one of the originally designed, handcrafted ones...which tended to sell for quite a bit more, but wouldn't be likely to have a 'price tag' on them. Grand Canyon was about right though, geographically. Hell, the spirits that the dolls were meant to resemble, and educate people about, were said to live on a mountain near Flagstaff.Not just people. Young girls and new brides? Constance snorted at that.So. Someone sent her a postcard and a piece of Native American tourist trash, anonymously. Why?Stop thinking like a sleeper. Wikipedia? Lets try a little wand waving.So Constance balanced the postcard in her right hand, and the doll in her left, and closed her eyes...while opening other eyes within. (Casting Interconnections (fate 1) and Sybil's Sight (fate 1) with the two objects as the targets of scrutiny; especially as they relate to her own fate)</blockquote>

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