Margaret Atwood Journal Entry

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I walked through Whiterun chatting to some of the locals who I now knew well enough to make casual conversation with, I was interested to note that Mikael, Carlotta and Ysolda now all seem to be firm friends. When they saw me Mikael moved over to my side and admitted the girls had caught him watching, and were so turned on by it, they now let him watch, as being watched aroused them all the more, and they want me to know I’m welcome to join them any time I wish. Nazeem made some comment about me being a low class slut, so I punched him in the face, everyone nearby stopped to laugh; I guess it’s true that nobody likes Nazeem. Maybe I should have split my journal up into chapters like my predecessors, but it’s a little late now, so I’m afraid you will have to make do with what you get.
Passing my house I decided to visit Riverwood and see if anything is happening there, and if this mysterious love triangle is taking place as all the rumours say. I have also heard a rumour of another Pussyborn, called Lady Miraak, little is
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I took his key, and entered his house certain his museum would contain clues to his behaviour. His house contained many rare and some creepy items, I only took a few of the books and some gold, most of the stuff I left to be disposed of by the guard. Upstairs I found the third part of the butcher’s journal and in a secret room a box with several pouches of gold coins, which somehow vanished into my pockets. Reporting back to Jorleif he thanked me for my work in solving the murders and told me the guards would be somewhat more polite to me in future, having earned their respect. With that I decided to take some time away from Windhelm, I can still remember exactly how Ulfrina looks and although I agree with the Imperials I would find it difficult to take arms against

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