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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Old Fezziwig" data-source="post: 1533086" data-attributes="member: 59">Diggory nods in response to Yeats's thoughts, raising an eyebrow at the mention of the cypher.  Making a mental note to pay attention to any mention of such things in Thomas's journal, Jamison begins to get comfortable reading.  Before he's a page into the journal, however, he turns to Yeats, Walsingham, and Hewitt and says quietly.  "Could the Dionysians become more than dabblers and fakers with the knowledge available in that study?  I'm probably being a wee bit paranoid, but a healthy bit of paranoia has kept me alive more than once.  Also," he turns to Yeats, "if he is a Dionysian, why did he contact you and not them?"    OOC: Diggory will read for an hour or two after the end of the conversation before turning into bed.  Instead of reading from front to back, he'll work his way back from the last entries into the earlier sections of the journal, hoping that he'll be able to trace threads of thought and experience more easily in that manner.</blockquote>