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Scott at 18:38, 13 March 2007

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			{{Season1}}

	==NOTICE!==		==NOTICE!==
	'''THIS PAGE IS OUTDATED!!'''		'''THIS PAGE IS OUTDATED!!'''

	Not that the page itself is full of stuff on ~~nonesense~~. But when [[Monica Grand]] died, her last words were: "''We never held it, it was already gone.''"		Not that the page itself is full of stuff on nonsense. But when [[Monica Grand]] died, her last words were: "''We never held it, it was already gone.''"

	The crew who we had suspected stole [[the Cube]] never got to it. Someone else got there first.		The crew who we had suspected stole [[the Cube]] never got to it. Someone else got there first.

Maevey at 10:53, 12 April 2006

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	As [[Scarlett's Adventure Timeline\|Scarlett's story unfolds]], we are learning more about [[Viendenbourg]]. Is that the namesake of V? We don't know.		As [[Scarlett's Adventure Timeline\|Scarlett's story unfolds]], we are learning more about [[Viendenbourg]]. Is that the namesake of V? We don't know.

	====[[C?]]====		====[[C]]?====
	We have only a letter and a job requirement for this person. C. Their codename is the same as their real surname. Their job was to be the technical genius of the group.		We have only a letter and a job requirement for this person. C. Their codename is the same as their real surname. Their job was to be the technical genius of the group.

Scott: Theft moved to Theft-Archive

2005-12-02T00:16:30Z

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Scott at 04:50, 21 October 2005

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			==NOTICE!==
			'''THIS PAGE IS OUTDATED!!'''

			Not that the page itself is full of stuff on nonesense. But when [[Monica Grand]] died, her last words were: "''We never held it, it was already gone.''"

			The crew who we had suspected stole [[the Cube]] never got to it. Someone else got there first.

			Throws a heckuva wrench into things, doesn't it.

			Just let that sink in.

			Okay. So. As of this revision, this page is outdated, and works under the assumption V Q K & C stole the cube. Maybe they were hired by others as a distraction. Maybe V was behind it afterall, somehow. Lots of maybes. When Monica died, the community was sent almost back to square one. Except for one little detail: [[The Receda Trail]].

			The remainder of this page is kept a reminder of where we've come from. As an editorial note, some enterprising soul could certainly re-edit this page to reflect the current situation. Otherwise, read on, take from it what you will, then go follow [[The Receda Trail]].


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	== The Theft - Plot So Far==		== The Theft - Plot So Far==

Scott at 21:20, 9 September 2005

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	From remarks made by [[Advisor\|The Advisor]] to [[Pietro Salk]], we can deduce that there was a dedicated team engaged in [[the Cube]] theft. This team was apparently four strong, which agrees with a security analysis developed by the head of [[Academy]] Security, [[Henrik Tanner]], who [http://www.perplexcitysentinel.com/archives/2005/06/iona_interviews_1.html opined that a four - person team] would have been needed to orchestrate the theft. Although we are aware that each of the four would have brought a differing skill to the team (Tanner’s report mentioned that the theft would have had to require the skills of both a ''‘hardware’'' and a ''‘software’'' expert, for instance), we have only been made aware of one particular specialty – one of the four (code – name C) was ''‘some kind of software genius’''. Given that [[Bernardo Holyoke]] [see below] is, however, associated with the team, and known to have both [http://www.perplexcitysentinel.com/archives/2005/05/holyoke_housed.html fenced and ~~jury – rigged~~ stolen items of Academy tech], it may be fair to suppose that he was the ''‘hardware genius’''.		From remarks made by [[Advisor\|The Advisor]] to [[Pietro Salk]], we can deduce that there was a dedicated team engaged in [[the Cube]] theft. This team was apparently four strong, which agrees with a security analysis developed by the head of [[Academy]] Security, [[Henrik Tanner]], who [http://www.perplexcitysentinel.com/archives/2005/06/iona_interviews_1.html opined that a four - person team] would have been needed to orchestrate the theft. Although we are aware that each of the four would have brought a differing skill to the team (Tanner’s report mentioned that the theft would have had to require the skills of both a ''‘hardware’'' and a ''‘software’'' expert, for instance), we have only been made aware of one particular specialty – one of the four (code – name C) was ''‘some kind of software genius’''. Given that [[Bernardo Holyoke]] [see below] is, however, associated with the team, and known to have both [http://www.perplexcitysentinel.com/archives/2005/05/holyoke_housed.html fenced and jury–rigged stolen items of Academy tech], it may be fair to suppose that he was the ''‘hardware genius’''.

	The precise functions of the other two members of the team remain open to speculation. The four – person team were, according to The Advisor, not known to each other before they were assembled, and, in fact, great pains were taken by their sponsors to transfer payment for the theft to them anonymously etc. They addressed one another using code – names: Q, C~~, K~~ and V. ~~We remain uncertain as~~ to ~~whether these initials stood for~~ a ~~longer title~~. ~~In one case~~, ~~we already know that this was so: Q stood for Quercus – given that this~~ is a ~~Latin word referring to the oak tree, it has been assumed that Q, therefore, has to have been Holyoke (The Advisor’s comment on the title was ''‘I guess it’s sort~~ of ~~clever’'')~~. ~~Less clever would seem~~ to have ~~been the adoption of C – we know, at least, that this associate was~~ a ~~woman, but that the initial was slightly ill chosen~~ (Advisor’s comment – ''‘I think C. was the initial of her real surname’''). The ~~Advisor herself (and all the circumstantial evidence in the [[Salk logs]] would seem to point to her being a woman) took the identity K. Finally, the~~ group was masterminded by V, who the Advisor told Salk was a ''‘dangerous…true believer’'', and the only member of the group who knew all the other members before they were recruited.		The precise functions of the other two members of the team remain open to speculation. The four – person team were, according to The Advisor, not known to each other before they were assembled, and, in fact, great pains were taken by their sponsors to transfer payment for the theft to them anonymously etc. They addressed one another using code – names: Quercus, Kilo, C and V. Generally all 4 members referred to each other by letter, which is a simple abbreviateion of their codename. C, however is a bit of an exception. She appears not to have a codename (Advisor’s comment – ''‘I think C. was the initial of her real surname’''). The group was masterminded by V, who the Advisor told Salk was a ''‘dangerous…true believer’'', and the only member of the group who knew all the other members before they were recruited.


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	[[Newspaper Text\|On Ball Night, when Academy security is frequently stretched to its limit, the team struck]]. Police Chief [[Eoin Morgan]] recognised that the group would have to have been ''‘highly organised and technologically sophisticated’'' in order to pull off the theft. It was recognised immediately by the Academy that portions of the security system had been reprogrammed in order to allow the theft to take place, and that three different systems had, in fact, been disabled without causing alarms to trip.		[[Newspaper Text\|On Ball Night, when Academy security is frequently stretched to its limit, the team struck]]. Police Chief [[Eoin Morgan]] recognised that the group would have to have been ''‘highly organised and technologically sophisticated’'' in order to pull off the theft. It was recognised immediately by the Academy that portions of the security system had been reprogrammed in order to allow the theft to take place, and that three different systems had, in fact, been disabled without causing alarms to trip.

	Security guard, [[Fran Mendling]], was murdered the same night, apparently because she chanced across the theft (although it remains an outside possibility that she may have been allied to the team, and aided their entry). Fran was murdered with a ~~neuro – suppressant~~, which appears to have killed her instantly. This could have been a ~~knee – jerk~~ response to the team’s discovery, but use of a ~~neuro – suppressant~~ may have actually been quite deliberate, inasmuch as it effectively masked Fran’s time of death, and thus gave the thieves more cover for their activities. V may have been the killer, given ~~the ''‘dangerous’'' reputation. It is also interesting that The Advisor at one point told Salk that she feared V because she had ''‘seen V work.’'' (perhaps Fran’s killing was the occasion)~~. Fellow members of the security team later discovered Fran’s body at 2 a.m. when she failed to check in for a shift change. By that time, the Cube and the thieves would appear to have been long gone.		Security guard, [[Fran Mendling]], was murdered the same night, apparently because she chanced across the theft (although it remains an outside possibility that she may have been allied to the team, and aided their entry). Fran was murdered with a neuro–suppressant, which appears to have killed her instantly. This could have been a knee–jerk response to the team’s discovery, but use of a neuro–suppressant may have actually been quite deliberate, inasmuch as it effectively masked Fran’s time of death, and thus gave the thieves more cover for their activities. K may have been the killer, given her aptitude with weapons. Fellow members of the security team later discovered Fran’s body at 2 a.m. when she failed to check in for a shift change. By that time, the Cube and the thieves would appear to have been long gone.

	Some have supposed that escape was made by way of the [[Catacombs]], which are known to run much of the length of the City, all the way from the [[Old Town]] (Holyoke’s base of operations) to the Academy, and further out, towards the harbour/dock regions of the City.		Some have supposed that escape was made by way of the [[Catacombs]], which are known to run much of the length of the City, all the way from the [[Old Town]] (Holyoke’s base of operations) to the Academy, and further out, towards the harbour/dock regions of the City.
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	====[[Advisor]]====		====[[Advisor]]====
	The advisor has another codename, of course. The Advisor only gave ~~themselves~~ that name when contacting [[Pietro Salk]]. ~~The Advisor's codename begins with "K", and has no relation~~ to her ~~real~~ name.		The advisor has another codename, of course: Kilo. The Advisor only gave herself that name when contacting [[Pietro Salk]]. She was given this name due to her last name, Grand. It is a very strongly held belief The advisor is [[Monica Grand]].

	====[[Quercus]]====		====[[Quercus]]====
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	====[[Viendenbourg\|V?]]====		====[[Viendenbourg\|V?]]====
	As [[Scarlett]]'s story unfolds, we are learning more about [[Viendenbourg]]. Is that the namesake of V? We don't know.		As [[Scarlett's Adventure Timeline\|Scarlett's story unfolds]], we are learning more about [[Viendenbourg]]. Is that the namesake of V? We don't know.

	====[[C?]]====		====[[C?]]====
	We have only a letter and a job requirement for this person. C. Their codename is the same as their real surname. Their job was to be the technical genius of the group.		We have only a letter and a job requirement for this person. C. Their codename is the same as their real surname. Their job was to be the technical genius of the group.


	== The Dispersal of the Cube Theft Team ==		== The Dispersal of the Cube Theft Team ==


	It is very difficult to be precise about the current situations of members of the Cube theft team.		It is very difficult to be precise about the current situations of members of the Cube theft team.
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	Holyoke (who was probably Q) is dead, perhaps murdered by V.		Holyoke (who was probably Q) is dead, perhaps murdered by V.

	The Advisor (K) ~~is presumably in hiding~~, ~~although one must be left to wonder~~. If ''‘the conspiracy’'' have become aware of Salk’s activities, then they may have also become aware of those of The Advisor. On the other hand, her circumspection throughout proceedings may well have enabled her to remain undetected for the time being.		The Advisor (K) appears to be carrying on with her life, more or less. If ''‘the conspiracy’'' have become aware of Salk’s activities, then they may have also become aware of those of The Advisor, and thus she is remarkably paranoid. On the other hand, her circumspection throughout proceedings may well have enabled her to remain undetected for the time being.

	The identity of C remains unknown. Given that we know she is a female software genius whose surname also begins with C, there have been some sensible guesses as to her identity. One possibility is the PCAG wunderkind, [[Myra Champaign]]. Another is [[Sarah Covington]], who, right at the outset of our investigations, was mentioned in conjunction with the Academy’s [[Perplex City Errorlogs\|Gatehouse Error Logs]]. It is perhaps worth recalling the brief excerpts of conversation recorded between [[Lyssa Ling]] and Sarah Covington at this juncture: Covington mentions feeling distracted because she is thinking about a mysterious ''‘them’''.		The identity of C remains unknown. Given that we know she is a female software genius whose surname also begins with C, there have been some sensible guesses as to her identity. One possibility is the PCAG wunderkind, [[Myra Champaign]]. Another is [[Sarah Covington]], who, right at the outset of our investigations, was mentioned in conjunction with the Academy’s [[Perplex City Errorlogs\|Gatehouse Error Logs]]. It is perhaps worth recalling the brief excerpts of conversation recorded between [[Lyssa Ling]] and Sarah Covington at this juncture: Covington mentions feeling distracted because she is thinking about a mysterious ''‘them’''.

	V also remains unknown. We have no information on what sex they are.		V also remains unknown. We have no information on what sex they are.

	It appears unlikely that any of the team code letters relate to their everyday surnames. If this were the case, it would be rather surprising that The Advisor singles out C’s action as ''‘foolish’'', in choosing a code that resonated with the first letter of her actual name.

	The undated advice contained on Salk’s log ''‘You must find her before it’s too late. You must find out what she knows’'' is ambiguous. It has been plausibly suggested that it could have been advice given to Salk by The Advisor, directing him to locate C before she, too, was murdered. However, it could equally plausibly have been a plea written by Salk himself to those who would decode his logs (namely, us), and asking that we locate The Advisor before it is too late. If the latter is the case, then there is no reason that C may not have been disposed of at any time between the theft and the present, although one wonders if the deaths connected to the case thus far are reactive attempts to cover up when inquiry gets too close, rather than a systematic drive to ''‘clean up’'' in the wake of the theft.		The undated advice contained on Salk’s log ''‘You must find her before it’s too late. You must find out what she knows’'' is ambiguous. It has been plausibly suggested that it could have been advice given to Salk by The Advisor, directing him to locate C before she, too, was murdered. However, it could equally plausibly have been a plea written by Salk himself to those who would decode his logs (namely, us), and asking that we locate The Advisor before it is too late. If the latter is the case, then there is no reason that C may not have been disposed of at any time between the theft and the present, although one wonders if the deaths connected to the case thus far are reactive attempts to cover up when inquiry gets too close, rather than a systematic drive to ''‘clean up’'' in the wake of the theft.

Scott: /* Members of 'The Conspiracy' */ altered Viendenbourg info

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Members of 'The Conspiracy': altered Viendenbourg info

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	It is strongly held to be true that "Q" is short for Quercus -- Quercus being a latin word referring to a tree -- and is the codename of [[Bernardo Holyoke]]. Holyoke's task in the heist was to provide a secure den in which to operate. It's possible he was more or less an innocent bystander who saw a profitable opportunity, and quickly got in way over his head.		It is strongly held to be true that "Q" is short for Quercus -- Quercus being a latin word referring to a tree -- and is the codename of [[Bernardo Holyoke]]. Holyoke's task in the heist was to provide a secure den in which to operate. It's possible he was more or less an innocent bystander who saw a profitable opportunity, and quickly got in way over his head.

	====[[Viendenbourg]]====		====[[Viendenbourg\|V?]]====
	~~We have only atiny scrap of paper given to us by~~ [[Scarlett ~~Kiteway~~]] ~~with this one name on it~~. ~~It is a strong possibility this is~~ the ~~codename~~ of ~~the dangerous and enigmatic "~~V".		As [[Scarlett]]'s story unfolds, we are learning more about [[Viendenbourg]]. Is that the namesake of V? We don't know.

	====[[C?]]====		====[[C?]]====

Seej: /* The Pietro Salk Logs */

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The Pietro Salk Logs

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	#Pietro then starts to pursue research in the [http://www.perplexcityacademy.com/students.html Academy Library], hoping to find out more about ''‘the conspiracy’'' from ancient texts. He canvasses the idea on 25th May. We must assume that he then proceeded to do this research at intervals. By 13th June, he mentions, elliptically, what he has found out.		#Pietro then starts to pursue research in the [http://www.perplexcityacademy.com/students.html Academy Library], hoping to find out more about ''‘the conspiracy’'' from ancient texts. He canvasses the idea on 25th May. We must assume that he then proceeded to do this research at intervals. By 13th June, he mentions, elliptically, what he has found out.
	#During this time period, The Advisor is holed up in her apartment in [[Ascendancy Point]], presumably in hiding.		#During this time period, The Advisor is holed up in her apartment in [[Ascendancy Point]], presumably in hiding.
	#On June 1st, Helena Frye gives Pietro more information on the continuing investigation into the Five of Cups operation. The police have now discovered several pieces of tech that were missed on the earliest sweeps – these are a [[~~Letters from Kurt#Tech Talk\|~~Reynolds ioniser and three Klebold plates]]. None of these items have a security application. They appear to have been stolen after January 1st, 2005. This would imply that these pieces of tech could not have been involved in the theft effort per se. However, it is a strong likelihood that what the ''‘mysterious assailant’'' who murdered Holyoke was looking for were these pieces of tech, and that, for some reason, it was necessary to any ''‘clean – up’'' operation that these pieces '''not''' be found. It would appear, however, that Holyoke had hidden them away too well, possibly even as insurance should the deal turn sour. Salk’s opinion on these pieces was that Holyoke was unlikely to have obtained them himself; presumably they had been handed over into his care, perhaps with the initial desire that he would alter them, and then fence them on. Attitudes appear to have hardened between January and June as the investigative net tightened.		#On June 1st, Helena Frye gives Pietro more information on the continuing investigation into the Five of Cups operation. The police have now discovered [[Letters from Kurt#Tech Talk\|several pieces of tech]] that were missed on the earliest sweeps – these are a [[Reynolds ioniser]] and three [[Klebold plates]]. None of these items have a security application. They appear to have been stolen after January 1st, 2005. This would imply that these pieces of tech could not have been involved in the theft effort per se. However, it is a strong likelihood that what the ''‘mysterious assailant’'' who murdered Holyoke was looking for were these pieces of tech, and that, for some reason, it was necessary to any ''‘clean – up’'' operation that these pieces '''not''' be found. It would appear, however, that Holyoke had hidden them away too well, possibly even as insurance should the deal turn sour. Salk’s opinion on these pieces was that Holyoke was unlikely to have obtained them himself; presumably they had been handed over into his care, perhaps with the initial desire that he would alter them, and then fence them on. Attitudes appear to have hardened between January and June as the investigative net tightened.
	#June 1st is also the day that Salk realises that The Advisor has been ''‘spying’'' on his domestic arrangements. Aggrieved by this, he appears to have downed contact for several days.		#June 1st is also the day that Salk realises that The Advisor has been ''‘spying’'' on his domestic arrangements. Aggrieved by this, he appears to have downed contact for several days.
	#On 4th June, the correspondence resumes. The Advisor apologises for spying, but claims that she had to be certain that Salk was fully trustworthy.		#On 4th June, the correspondence resumes. The Advisor apologises for spying, but claims that she had to be certain that Salk was fully trustworthy.
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	#By 20th June, Salk has been got to, and found comatose. Apparently, this occurred relatively suddenly, and when his wife [[Sylvia Salk\|Sylvia]] returned to their apartment, she discovered the door hanging open. The latter fact is probably not significant, although it may indicate that, in haste, the assailant failed to close the door behind them as they fled. Another possibility is that Salk’s condition, which by the 23rd June, is clearly diagnosed as a degenerative neurological one had lain dormant in his system for some little while (how it would have been transferred to him remains a mystery), and that he was being visited by someone he knew (perhaps the Advisor) when he collapsed suddenly, and they fled in dismay. It does not seem to be the case that the door was broken in from the outside.		#By 20th June, Salk has been got to, and found comatose. Apparently, this occurred relatively suddenly, and when his wife [[Sylvia Salk\|Sylvia]] returned to their apartment, she discovered the door hanging open. The latter fact is probably not significant, although it may indicate that, in haste, the assailant failed to close the door behind them as they fled. Another possibility is that Salk’s condition, which by the 23rd June, is clearly diagnosed as a degenerative neurological one had lain dormant in his system for some little while (how it would have been transferred to him remains a mystery), and that he was being visited by someone he knew (perhaps the Advisor) when he collapsed suddenly, and they fled in dismay. It does not seem to be the case that the door was broken in from the outside.
	#Salk proceeded to encode as much information as he could within his key, under cover of a maze - generating programme, when he emerged for a time from his coma, and before death claimed him on the 27th. [[Pietros maze\|Pietro's Maze]] is uploaded onto [http://www.salkfamily.com the Salk Family website], and from it we are able to retrieve various phrases which are all sub-directories on the Salk family website, each of which contains part of [[Salk logs\|Salk's logs]]. It is at least suggestive that the theft team murdered Fran Mendling via use of a neuro – suppressant, and that Salk, too, was disposed of with a neurological tool.		#Salk proceeded to encode as much information as he could within his key, under cover of a maze - generating programme, when he emerged for a time from his coma, and before death claimed him on the 27th. [[Pietros maze\|Pietro's Maze]] is uploaded onto [http://www.salkfamily.com the Salk Family website], and from it we are able to retrieve various phrases which are all sub-directories on the Salk family website, each of which contains part of [[Salk logs\|Salk's logs]]. It is at least suggestive that the theft team murdered Fran Mendling via use of a neuro – suppressant, and that Salk, too, was disposed of with a neurological tool.


	== 'The Conspiracy' ==		== 'The Conspiracy' ==

Scott: /* Quercus */

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Quercus

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	====[[Quercus]]====		====[[Quercus]]====
	It is strongly held to be true that "Q" is short for Quercus -- Quercus being a latin word referring to a tree -- and is the codename of [[Bernardo Holyoke]].		It is strongly held to be true that "Q" is short for Quercus -- Quercus being a latin word referring to a tree -- and is the codename of [[Bernardo Holyoke]]. Holyoke's task in the heist was to provide a secure den in which to operate. It's possible he was more or less an innocent bystander who saw a profitable opportunity, and quickly got in way over his head.

	====[[Viendenbourg]]====		====[[Viendenbourg]]====

Scott: Trimmed out "the identity" segment as it becomes less useful and fFarther towards spec.

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Trimmed out "the identity" segment as it becomes less useful and fFarther towards spec.

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	The undated advice contained on Salk’s log ''‘You must find her before it’s too late. You must find out what she knows’'' is ambiguous. It has been plausibly suggested that it could have been advice given to Salk by The Advisor, directing him to locate C before she, too, was murdered. However, it could equally plausibly have been a plea written by Salk himself to those who would decode his logs (namely, us), and asking that we locate The Advisor before it is too late. If the latter is the case, then there is no reason that C may not have been disposed of at any time between the theft and the present, although one wonders if the deaths connected to the case thus far are reactive attempts to cover up when inquiry gets too close, rather than a systematic drive to ''‘clean up’'' in the wake of the theft.		The undated advice contained on Salk’s log ''‘You must find her before it’s too late. You must find out what she knows’'' is ambiguous. It has been plausibly suggested that it could have been advice given to Salk by The Advisor, directing him to locate C before she, too, was murdered. However, it could equally plausibly have been a plea written by Salk himself to those who would decode his logs (namely, us), and asking that we locate The Advisor before it is too late. If the latter is the case, then there is no reason that C may not have been disposed of at any time between the theft and the present, although one wonders if the deaths connected to the case thus far are reactive attempts to cover up when inquiry gets too close, rather than a systematic drive to ''‘clean up’'' in the wake of the theft.


	~~== The Identity of the 'Conspiracy' Operatives ==~~


	~~We have virtually no idea of what ''‘the Conspiracy’'' stands for, what organisations it has infiltrated etc.~~

	~~We have no clear idea of what they want to do with the Cube.~~

	The only suggestive piece of information thus far is that the ''‘mysterious stranger’'' trailing Salk and The Advisor may have been working for the Conspiracy (and might have been the assassin who took out Salk). This figure, as has been pointed out, sounds rather like Garnet Reed. Interestingly, his presence (if correctly identified) appears to indicate that The Advisor is unlikely to be an Academy staff member or student, as she did not recognise the ''‘stranger’'' when he was observing Salk.

	The popular suggestion that the [[Reconstructionists]] were involved in the theft is, at this point (which is less of a point and more of a globule), hanging very much in the air. Salk's investigation tends to suggest they were not involved, yet all the hooks are in place. While their motivation falls short of murder and their tendencies do not seem especially in line with the Conspirators, it would be folly to rule them out completely.


	{{Conspiracy}}		{{Conspiracy}}

Scott: Added Members of 'The Conspiracy'

2005-08-12T22:48:00Z

Added Members of 'The Conspiracy'

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	*It would appear that V was the theft team liaison with the conspiracy (a ''‘true believer’''). The other members of the team appear to have been freelancers, who did the job for the money. The conspiracy presumably arranged for the theft to take place, with V orchestrating proceedings on their behalf. V may be a minor cog in a much bigger machine, therefore.		*It would appear that V was the theft team liaison with the conspiracy (a ''‘true believer’''). The other members of the team appear to have been freelancers, who did the job for the money. The conspiracy presumably arranged for the theft to take place, with V orchestrating proceedings on their behalf. V may be a minor cog in a much bigger machine, therefore.



			== Members of 'The Conspiracy' ==

			''Members of the [[:Category:Conspiracy]] (see the [[Salklogs.doc]], and [[Reynolds Ionizer]])''. None of these knew each other until the night of the heist.

			====[[Advisor]]====
			The advisor has another codename, of course. The Advisor only gave themselves that name when contacting [[Pietro Salk]]. The Advisor's codename begins with "K", and has no relation to her real name.

			====[[Quercus]]====
			It is strongly held to be true that "Q" is short for Quercus -- Quercus being a latin word referring to a tree -- and is the codename of [[Bernardo Holyoke]].

			====[[Viendenbourg]]====
			We have only atiny scrap of paper given to us by [[Scarlett Kiteway]] with this one name on it. It is a strong possibility this is the codename of the dangerous and enigmatic "V".

			====[[C?]]====
			We have only a letter and a job requirement for this person. C. Their codename is the same as their real surname. Their job was to be the technical genius of the group.

	== The Dispersal of the Cube Theft Team ==		== The Dispersal of the Cube Theft Team ==