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{{James}}: So apparently the Carnegie museum has some Egyptian exhibits for a few more days. We check it out, as there might be a tie to Becca's necklace shenanigans. We find a piece there with the Egypt chickenscratch on it that looks like her jewelry. Something to do with Aten, looks like chains or a sun or something. It seems to put off a bit of magical residue. How very intriguing. | |||
== Carnegie Museum: The Light and Love of Akhenaten & Nefertiti == | == Carnegie Museum: The Light and Love of Akhenaten & Nefertiti == | ||
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Starring: 
James, 
Brick, 
Becca
Guest Starring: Popeye, MeeMaw, Mrs Goldsteinbeck
Challenge: Becca's necklace mystery
Location: Carnegie Museum, MeeMaw's House
Date Played: 16 Sept 2012
Checking In On A Sick Becca
James: Hanging out at Brewed, Conan the Librarian comes in, looking dapper. He asks where Becca's been. He has a good point, I hadn't heard from her in a couple days. Unusual. So we check it out. No answers to calls or texts. Brick is mega-worried, way more than is called for at this point. A fruitless visit to the dorm and a near break-in by the overanxious jock later, we head to her granny's place. She's there, but "sick". More like comatose. I see her necklace is radiating magic so I remove it. She wakes up. Cool.
Researching the Necklace
James: So apparently the Carnegie museum has some Egyptian exhibits for a few more days. We check it out, as there might be a tie to Becca's necklace shenanigans. We find a piece there with the Egypt chickenscratch on it that looks like her jewelry. Something to do with Aten, looks like chains or a sun or something. It seems to put off a bit of magical residue. How very intriguing.
Carnegie Museum: The Light and Love of Akhenaten & Nefertiti
MeeMaw has Museum Connections
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