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[unhand]

[It’s taken Hook a while to type out the message. What business do letters have being in some strange, nonsensical order? What sort of alphabet goes from Q to M instead of A to Z? It’s bloody confusing, but he’s managed, at last, to type out his message on the automatic writing mechanism he found in his pocket. It seems to have some sort of magical ability to show images and produce sounds too, but he has yet to figure those ones out.

The message is short and a bit stilted. He’s not used to having to hunt so hard for each letter, and finding advanced punctuation or capital letters is beyond him. But it gets the point across.]

to whom it may concern

ive found myself on strange shores and could use information should it be available. the name is captain hook. im supposed to be in new york. does anyone know how to get there? i need to find emma swan. it is very important.

sincerely,
hook

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[locked voice]

[claimyourself]

Okay.

[It's kind of weird, worrying about the villain of the story. But Pan's definitely put her on edge.]

He has a way of twisting your words around to make you always seem wrong, doesn't he?

[locked voice]

[unhand]

Not precisely how I'd put it. But he certainly can be clever.

[locked voice]

[claimyourself]

Yeah, that too. I'm going to let you go now. Do you know how to end a call yet?

[locked voice]

[unhand]

Presumably I stop talking.

[locked voice]

[claimyourself]

Well yeah, but if you and the other person stop talking, you'll just be listening to the other breathing and that's creepy. Either they can end the call or you can. I don't know what your device looks like, but you should see something that says "end." It's often accompanied by a red symbol. Remember: green is to start a call, red to end it.