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The Greenland Diaries: Day 68
Nothing ever goes according to plan.
I’ll start again with last night. Not much actually changed. More darkness, drums, and illusions. More crying from Gerald, hushes by me, and whines out of Snowy.
In the morning, we immediately started walking towards Crystal Lake, which was the earlier site of the daylight Unnamed. We moved carefully and slowly, just in case the monster was waiting for us in some sort of bizarre ambush. I had witnessed their attack at night because of those illusions, but how the Unnamed would operate during the day was a complete mystery. When it staggered past me, it looked sick and anemic, like it wasn’t truly there.
It’s too hot and humid outside to carry extra gear with us, especially when we need to conserve our strength. Gerald had his rifle. I had my shotgun and M16. It’s rained twice since the start of the Drum, which means we should expect rainfall once a month. The unchanging humidity might be worse than the Unnamed in some respects, especially since we theoretically get a break from the monsters in the daylight.
We set up our scouting spot on top of a playground about a hundred yards away from the bench where I saw the Unnamed. The structure was completely covered in plants. We had to tear some of them apart to even find a place to kneel or sit down. Eventually, we made a spot on top of a round slide, between some narrow bars. Gerald set up his rifle between them. Snowy came with us also, I won’t be leaving her alone.
We waited most of the day in our little hiding spot. The sun burned us, and gnats constantly wandered over in angry little clouds to bite our eyes. We both wore Kevlar vests for protection, and the armor combined with the heat made us sweat in a thousand different places.
We each probably drank one gallon of water, Snowy included.
Around four we saw it. It walked, if you could call it that, down the same hills and paths as before. It followed the outline of the lake like an angry cloud. It looked the same; spiked, foggy, and strangely hooded with a dark and fluctuating cloak. It was heading for the same patch of trees as before. Gerald started shaking and gasping at the sight of it. He dropped the rifle and cowered back against the monkey bars.
I’d forgotten if he’d actually seen the Unnamed before.
I picked up the rifle and followed the black sight down. It took a few seconds to get used to the perspective. The numbered grid eventually focused on the drifting monster, and I impulsively pulled the trigger. The shot echoed across the Greenland world. The Unnamed shook for a second like a startled animal and turned toward me with its shadowy head.
It had found me that fast, I couldn’t believe it.
It started to run towards us like a bladed wind. I fired at it multiple times, but it twisted wildly back and forth, leaving small plums of dust behind its body. I threw down the rifle and picked up my M16. In that small amount of time, it’d closed the gap between us and was running for the slide. I fired a quick burst into it, which slowed it down for a second and knocked it off its feet. It crawled onto the slide in a hooded shutter. Thorns hit the playground around us. Gerald grabbed Snowy who was shaking and curled against the wall as the black points fell on us. I ran over to the top of the slide and fired into the Unnamed at point blank range. It hissed and shook like a trapped fog, but still crawled upwards.
My clip went empty as it reached the top.
Without even thinking, I kicked the monster in its shrouded, gold-caged chest. Thankfully, the Unnamed was weak from the gunfire and toppled back down the slide. Still, it was like kicking a living wall. I followed and fired five shells from my shotgun into its quivering mass. It went still with a quiet hiss, like steam being released from an engine.
I ran down to the body to look at the monster’s face. The hood was completely black but moving. As I approached it, the plants, which had invaded the playground in a green carpet, clung onto the Unnamed like a sleeping child and cocooned the body in a twist of ivy. I jumped back onto the playground; afraid the green tide might suck me in.
They were working together.
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The Greenland Diaries: Day 68
Nothing ever goes according to plan.
I’ll start again with last night. Not much actually changed. More darkness, drums, and illusions. More crying from Gerald, hushes by me, and whines out of Snowy.
In the morning, we immediately started walking towards Crystal Lake, which was the earlier site of the daylight Unnamed. We moved carefully and slowly, just in case the monster was waiting for us in some sort of bizarre ambush. I had witnessed their attack at night because of those illusions, but how the Unnamed would operate during the day was a complete mystery. When it staggered past me, it looked sick and anemic, like it wasn’t truly there.
It’s too hot and humid outside to carry extra gear with us, especially when we need to conserve our strength. Gerald had his rifle. I had my shotgun and M16. It’s rained twice since the start of the Drum, which means we should expect rainfall once a month. The unchanging humidity might be worse than the Unnamed in some respects, especially since we theoretically get a break from the monsters in the daylight.
We set up our scouting spot on top of a playground about a hundred yards away from the bench where I saw the Unnamed. The structure was completely covered in plants. We had to tear some of them apart to even find a place to kneel or sit down. Eventually, we made a spot on top of a round slide, between some narrow bars. Gerald set up his rifle between them. Snowy came with us also, I won’t be leaving her alone.
We waited most of the day in our little hiding spot. The sun burned us, and gnats constantly wandered over in angry little clouds to bite our eyes. We both wore Kevlar vests for protection, and the armor combined with the heat made us sweat in a thousand different places.
We each probably drank one gallon of water, Snowy included.
Around four we saw it. It walked, if you could call it that, down the same hills and paths as before. It followed the outline of the lake like an angry cloud. It looked the same; spiked, foggy, and strangely hooded with a dark and fluctuating cloak. It was heading for the same patch of trees as before. Gerald started shaking and gasping at the sight of it. He dropped the rifle and cowered back against the monkey bars.
I’d forgotten if he’d actually seen the Unnamed before.
I picked up the rifle and followed the black sight down. It took a few seconds to get used to the perspective. The numbered grid eventually focused on the drifting monster, and I impulsively pulled the trigger. The shot echoed across the Greenland world. The Unnamed shook for a second like a startled animal and turned toward me with its shadowy head.
It had found me that fast, I couldn’t believe it.
It started to run towards us like a bladed wind. I fired at it multiple times, but it twisted wildly back and forth, leaving small plums of dust behind its body. I threw down the rifle and picked up my M16. In that small amount of time, it’d closed the gap between us and was running for the slide. I fired a quick burst into it, which slowed it down for a second and knocked it off its feet. It crawled onto the slide in a hooded shutter. Thorns hit the playground around us. Gerald grabbed Snowy who was shaking and curled against the wall as the black points fell on us. I ran over to the top of the slide and fired into the Unnamed at point blank range. It hissed and shook like a trapped fog, but still crawled upwards.
My clip went empty as it reached the top.
Without even thinking, I kicked the monster in its shrouded, gold-caged chest. Thankfully, the Unnamed was weak from the gunfire and toppled back down the slide. Still, it was like kicking a living wall. I followed and fired five shells from my shotgun into its quivering mass. It went still with a quiet hiss, like steam being released from an engine.
I ran down to the body to look at the monster’s face. The hood was completely black but moving. As I approached it, the plants, which had invaded the playground in a green carpet, clung onto the Unnamed like a sleeping child and cocooned the body in a twist of ivy. I jumped back onto the playground; afraid the green tide might suck me in.
They were working together.
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Choice Notes on History from Notes and Queries (1858)
https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/choice-notes-from-notes-and-queries/
Issues of the journal "Notes and Queries" at PG:
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Choice Notes on History from Notes and Queries (1858)
https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/choice-notes-from-notes-and-queries/
Issues of the journal "Notes and Queries" at PG:
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/search/?query=notes+and+queries&sort_order=downloads
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'Applying an identical rule to unequal starting points does not produce a fair outcome. It simply reproduces existing advantage and calls it consistency.'
'We asked him to reconsider, and set out why a flat, one-size-fits-all deadline disadvantages researchers with caring responsibilities, disabilities, medical needs, limited institutional support, heavy teaching or administrative loads, or field-based roles without reliable internet access or even those who might be on annual leave. The response we received defended the policy as consistent and, in the editor’s words, “fair”.'
Released by @AdriftLab: https://adriftlab.org/news/equality-is-not-equity-why-we-have-withdrawn-our-manuscript-from-marine-environmental-research/
#consistency #Elsevier #revision #reviews #publishing #journals #equality #equity #research #NZ #sea #academicChatter
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'Applying an identical rule to unequal starting points does not produce a fair outcome. It simply reproduces existing advantage and calls it consistency.'
'We asked him to reconsider, and set out why a flat, one-size-fits-all deadline disadvantages researchers with caring responsibilities, disabilities, medical needs, limited institutional support, heavy teaching or administrative loads, or field-based roles without reliable internet access or even those who might be on annual leave. The response we received defended the policy as consistent and, in the editor’s words, “fair”.'
Released by @AdriftLab: https://adriftlab.org/news/equality-is-not-equity-why-we-have-withdrawn-our-manuscript-from-marine-environmental-research/
#consistency #Elsevier #revision #reviews #publishing #journals #equality #equity #research #NZ #sea #academicChatter
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The Greenland Diaries: Day 67
I wish I could think of one single thing to say to Gerald to help ease his mind about what’s happened in the last twelve hours. In just one day, the entire colony was destroyed and hopelessness returned.
I just don’t know what to say.
Last night was sad and awkward. I wanted to tell him in the thick air of my shed it was going to be okay, and more colonies would get established. My positive attitude sounded ridiculous in my head, since I’m just as hopeless as Gerald.
I didn’t say anything.
I’m shocked someone made the crucial mistake of bringing a mirror around so many people, knowing the Unnamed are lurking behind every reflection. I shouldn’t dwell on idiocy, it’s just that there aren’t very many of us left, and when things like this happen, it reduces the small amount of hope you hold within you.
The illusions were out last night. The Drum boomed solemnly. Gerald cried all night long. It was loud, weepy, and full of groans. I was afraid he might attract the Unnamed, but what could I say to him? I was just glad he was back, and that there was someone for me to finally talk to. I stayed up all night watching him cry.
We almost had it, a piece of our old world again.
In the morning, Gerald moved a few of his things into the shed, mainly his weapons, water, and leftover food. We have a bunch of it now, enough to last us more than a few months. I’m glad he’s willing to stay together through all these horrors. Snowy’s really attached to him, it’s almost like she was tired of me. She’s feeling better, but she still has a whole constellation of hives on her ears. I gave Gerald a few books to read to keep his mind off the Drum coming in the evening. He didn’t even pick them. He just listened to his little battery-powered radio. Nothing but static, not even the emergency sounds play anymore.
I told Gerald about the Unnamed out in the daylight, the one who wandered around like a spiked cloud. He didn’t believe me. He laughed at me. I know what I saw. I shouted at him about it. We’re both frustrated by the loss of the colony. Regardless, I’m making Gerald go with me to the lake tomorrow to see if we can see it.
I need to know if we should be afraid during the day as well, or if it was just a random occurrence.
We biked all the way to Brooklyn Center yesterday and didn’t see one.
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The Greenland Diaries: Day 67
I wish I could think of one single thing to say to Gerald to help ease his mind about what’s happened in the last twelve hours. In just one day, the entire colony was destroyed and hopelessness returned.
I just don’t know what to say.
Last night was sad and awkward. I wanted to tell him in the thick air of my shed it was going to be okay, and more colonies would get established. My positive attitude sounded ridiculous in my head, since I’m just as hopeless as Gerald.
I didn’t say anything.
I’m shocked someone made the crucial mistake of bringing a mirror around so many people, knowing the Unnamed are lurking behind every reflection. I shouldn’t dwell on idiocy, it’s just that there aren’t very many of us left, and when things like this happen, it reduces the small amount of hope you hold within you.
The illusions were out last night. The Drum boomed solemnly. Gerald cried all night long. It was loud, weepy, and full of groans. I was afraid he might attract the Unnamed, but what could I say to him? I was just glad he was back, and that there was someone for me to finally talk to. I stayed up all night watching him cry.
We almost had it, a piece of our old world again.
In the morning, Gerald moved a few of his things into the shed, mainly his weapons, water, and leftover food. We have a bunch of it now, enough to last us more than a few months. I’m glad he’s willing to stay together through all these horrors. Snowy’s really attached to him, it’s almost like she was tired of me. She’s feeling better, but she still has a whole constellation of hives on her ears. I gave Gerald a few books to read to keep his mind off the Drum coming in the evening. He didn’t even pick them. He just listened to his little battery-powered radio. Nothing but static, not even the emergency sounds play anymore.
I told Gerald about the Unnamed out in the daylight, the one who wandered around like a spiked cloud. He didn’t believe me. He laughed at me. I know what I saw. I shouted at him about it. We’re both frustrated by the loss of the colony. Regardless, I’m making Gerald go with me to the lake tomorrow to see if we can see it.
I need to know if we should be afraid during the day as well, or if it was just a random occurrence.
We biked all the way to Brooklyn Center yesterday and didn’t see one.
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Archaeoethnologica: CUPAUAM Nº 52/1 - 2026
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Archaeoethnologica: CUPAUAM Nº 52/1 - 2026
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Archaeoethnologica: CUPAUAM Nº 52/1 - 2026
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Archaeoethnologica: CUPAUAM Nº 52/1 - 2026
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Archaeoethnologica: CUPAUAM Nº 52/1 - 2026
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Archaeoethnologica: CUPAUAM Nº 52/1 - 2026
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Archaeoethnologica: CUPAUAM Nº 52/1 - 2026
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