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| {{TOCleft}}<center>''When an old man dies suddenly in the Three Broomsticks, very little seems suspicious at first. But as some begin to dig into his past, they find a network of secrets stretching all the way back to the first Dark Wizard of the 20th Century: Gellert Grindelwald. And though decades have passed since Grindelwald's defeat, some of the threats that he left behind are all too current...''</center>
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| ==How to Get Involved==
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| ===Who?===
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| * Any characters who have a connection to World War 2, whether personal or through family members.
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| * Any characters who might be intrigued by the mystery.
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| * Criminals or other antagonists who are interested in finding some of Grindelwald's secrets that have been lost since his downfall in 1946.
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| ===Plotting Resources===
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| Plot Development Topics: [http://absitomen.com/index.php?topic=13993.0 For the Greater Good: Grindelwald and WWII Plotting!]
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| Tags: [http://absitomen.com/index.php?action=tags;tagid=4170 For the Greater Good]
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| Primary Contact: [http://absitomen.com/index.php?action=profile;u=338 Sparky] and [http://absitomen.com/index.php?action=profile;u=359 Sunny]
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| ==Characters==
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| <Gallery>
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| RaizelCohenAvatar.jpg|[[Raizel Cohen]]
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| BethanEllisAvatar.png|[[Bethan Ellis]]
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| AkivaKatzAvatar.jpg|[[Akiva Katz]]
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| JacobaSchlagenweitAvatar.jpg|[[Jacoba Schlagenweit]]
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| XiomaraHoochAvatar.jpg|[[Xiomara Hooch]]
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| JohannStormAvatar.jpg|[[Johann Storm]]
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| ChalmersHoltAvatar.jpg|[[Chalmers Holt]]
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| Avatar.png|[[Adelebert Hughes]]
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| </gallery>
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| </center>
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| =The Events Unfold=
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| ===January 6, 2010===
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| Waitress [[Bethan Ellis]] is hoping for a break in her usual routine when Cursebreaker [[Raizel Cohen]] stops into the Three Broomsticks for a quiet lunch -- but the day turns out to be anything but routine or quiet when a mysterious visitor delivers a strange music box to a customer at the bar. When the box is opened, a [[dybbuk|strange creature]] escapes and attacks the people present. An old man dies, Aurors arrive, and Raizel and Bethan are both left facing the start of a decades-old mystery.
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| :[http://absitomen.com/index.php?topic=13707.0 Harbingers of Things Long Past] with [[Raizel Cohen]], [[Bethan Ellis]], and [[Hector Harrison]]
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| But he hadn't just died, she realized as she set the bottle down and angled her head to peer at the old man's body over the counter of the bar. He had been killed. There had been that strange hooded figure, who had apparated away as soon as he'd spoken to the man; as soon as he'd realized that anyone else had been watching. And then the dybbuk had been released. A chill ran down Raizel's spine, and she shot a glance back toward the door of the tavern. But no one was there now; whoever had brought the dybbuk to the old wizard, it seemed that his flight had been genuine.|author=[[Raizel Cohen]]}}
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| After being questioned by the Aurors, Raizel Cohen is finally allowed to leave -- and she goes back to Gringotts with the strange music box that she quietly took from the Three Broomsticks. Alone in her office, she examines it for more clues.
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| :[http://absitomen.com/index.php?topic=14118.0 Dim as an Ember] with [[Raizel Cohen]]
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| ===January 8, 2010===
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| [[File:DailyProphetIcon.png|left]] [http://absitomen.com/index.php?topic=14160.0 War Hero Found Dead in Hogsmeade] as The Daily Prophet reports on [[Hector Harrison]]'s death.
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| {{QuoteBlock|quote=For many, Harrison's name might be lost to history. For the last decade or so, Harrison lived a life of obscurity mainly consisting of frequent visits to his local pub. But for those more versed in the dark times of Gellert Grindelwald's reign of terror, Harrison's is a name synonymous with a war hero, a warlock of the highest esteem. As a young wizard, Harrison infiltrated Grindelwald's followers and became instrumental in the events that ultimately lead to his defeat. |author=[[Niobe Thursby]]}}
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| After reading about Harrison's death in the Prophet, his old school friend [[Xiomara Hooch]] immediately sets off to find the young barmaid who witnessed his last minutes in order to get answers. Bethan recounts the tale and reveals to Hooch that it was no Dementor (as the Prophet told), but rather a [[dybbuk]]. And that there was a mysterious man at the scene. Hooch is shaken and leaves immediately to find more answers at Hogwarts castle.
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| :[http://absitomen.com/index.php?topic=14179.0 Do My Eyes Deceive?] with [[Xiomara Hooch]] and [[Bethan Ellis]]
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| ===January 16, 2010===
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| Raizel Cohen hasn't been able to let Harrison's death go. She takes her research into the mysterious numbers engraved on the bottom of the music box to Alohomocha, where she meets fellow history enthusiast [[Jacoba Schlagenweit]]. But it turns out that Jacoba has more of a tie to Harrison's past than either woman would have suspected.
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| [http://absitomen.com/index.php?topic=14179.0 Three Miles Up Currahee] with [[Raizel Cohen]] and [[Jacoba Schlagenweit]]
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| ===January 23, 2010===
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| It's been several weeks since the incident in the Three Broomsticks, and the Aurors have decided to classify Harrison's death as a heart attack. Still convinced there must be something more to it, Raizel returns to the pub in order to ask Bethan to help her investigate on their own.
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| [http://absitomen.com/index.php?topic=14120.0 Flash and Thunder] with [[Raizel Cohen]] and [[Bethan Ellis]]
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| ===January 26, 2010===
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| Meanwhile, at the British Museum of Wizarding History, a late-night visit turns into something more when the son of an important diplomat attempts to steal a Grindelwald-era artifact from a display case.
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| [http://absitomen.com/index.php?topic=13972.0 Mind Your Fingers] with [[Johann Storm]], [[Adelebert Hughes]], and [[Chalmers Holt]]
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