The playwright William Congreve said that "music has charms to soothe a savage breast. To soften rocks or bend a knotted oak." I myself was once tamed a long time ago. My favorite things are still in this past even as I'm being drawn to the present.
Also, there was a Bob Montgomery who played with Buddy Holly, bluegrass, in high school. bob actually sung whilt Buddy harmonized. They started playing on a radio show and someone was interested in Holly singing for them. Bob actually wrote some of Holly's songs. "Heartbeat", "Wishing", and "Love's Made A Fool Of You". He also wrote "Back in Baby's Arms" for Patsy Cline.
This is the last one, I promise! The message says "show me you understand the things i hold dear" Why would the notes be trying to say something bad? Such as people being dead. What does this person love...
It's showing us something about more than one thing. Hence, "THINGS".
This is the last one, I promise! The message says "show me you understand the things i hold dear" Why would the notes be trying to say something bad? Such as people being dead. What does this person love...
It's showing us something about more than one thing. Hence, "THINGS".
Also the last page, at the top...the message was written by 73323
Hello once more for ye thou wonder,
why thy be here to know my ponder.
Now just look upon the Rhein,
The flute is the only crime.
Must I enthuse upon the design,
When JJQ blew it out of time.
Yet all sat still to wonder,
Why the notes appear to blunder.
Yet all that can be seen
Is that 7 3 3 23
Equals my identity.
The numbers of the name are actually 7,3,3,23. Using typical cryptology logic that means that the two middle letters are the same, whether they be vowels or consenants. So the name could be Anne, Boon, Cook, Olly, Saal, but not Elle as the first and last letters are different. I guess it could spell Elli or Elly but she never showed much interest in music, jazz or even literary study, so I don't see her writing so cryptically and poetically. Drucker is totally cryptic and loves being hidden. Perhaps he has re-emerged with another "handle" or alias. I know nothing of reading notation of either music nor of literary works.
As to the notion of Arthur Petrelli having any powers at all, if you read the "War Buddies" saga, you'll see that Arthur had no powers of his own; he met Linderman during his time in the Army.
