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What do you think the text of this May 8 page of the diary says?

Offer your suggestions in the comments.

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The text of the May 8 entry is very difficult to read. So I thought it might be a good idea to temporarily skip over it and go directly to the May 9 entry of the shared diary in hope that an understanding of the May 9 entry might help us to read the May 8 entry when we come back to it.

As I think that the drawing found on the page of the May 8 entry might relate to the text of the May 9 entry, I have included that drawing above.

I propose that the text of the May 9 entry reads:

May 9

Please, Oh please,
may they guide us true!

W

I think that sense may be made of this reading of the text by referring to the May 8 drawing. In that drawing we see some sort of trail of black dots extending from the rose garden to some labeled thing(s) that is(are) red colored. Can you read (or make a guess at the reading of) the label?

At any rate, I think that it might be whatever-it-is-that-the-black-dots-represent that W hopes will guide them (W and J) true so that they will successfully reach (or find) the labeled thing(s). Or perhaps help them (W and J) to go successfully from the labeled thing(s) to the garden at night?
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I propose that the text of this page reads:

May 7

Our own secret flower garden, hidden behind the gingerbread house.

W

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I propose that the text of this page reads:

May 6

After everyone’s asleep,
walk out into the moonlight
and meet me behind the gingerbread house.

J

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I propose that the text of this page reads:

May 5

Let’s play together again in secret.
W

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I propose that the text of the left page reads:

May 4

My name is Joshua.
You have freed me from my curse.
I am no longer a bear.
And so I shall be your faithful servant.

The accompanying picture is of a “Joshua” who, previously shown as a bear in the May 1 entry, and having received a “magic kiss” from the May 2 entry, now has magically transformed—with a burst of radiant energy—into human form. This event is reminiscent of the fairy tale in which a prince, who had been cursed into frog-form, has that magical spell broken when he receives a kiss from a princess.

I propose that the text of the right page is:

Now, let me kiss you back.
J

The most uncertain word, in my opinion, is the word “curse“, on the left page, which I came up with mostly from the context of the fairy tale role-play between W and J.

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For these pages I propose that the text reads:

May 2

My name is Joshua.
I shall be your faithful servant.
You need only give me a kiss.
J

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May 3

Yes, I shall give you a magic kiss.
W

The line by J, written on the page dated May 2, “My name is Joshua,” appears to be an answer to the request from W, written on the page dated May 1, “(Do) tell me your name.”

There is a drawing of Joshua the bear as part of the May 2 entry, and a drawing of kissing lips (like a lipstick kiss-mark) as part of the May 3 entry.
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New comment-maker on this site, Pennywise, has provided us, using Codebreaker, with a normally unobtainable shared diary written in by both J and W.

Thanks VERY MUCH, Pennywise!

During the next few days, I’ll post some pages of the diary and let’s see if we can figure out all of the text. Please help!

I’ve adjusted the contrast and such to try to make the text more legible.

Pennywise offers the reading:

May 1.

Hello little (??????)
(??) tell me your name.
W
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I think we have a comma between “Hello” and “little“.

Perhaps the last line is “Do tell me your name“? What do you think?

I am very uncertain about the word after “little“. The best I can suggest at this point is a misspelling of “friend” as “frend“. This makes the “tail” at the end of the word just a curve to the period. I’m far from convinced about this reading, however, and I’d very much like to hear other suggestions.

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Jennifer escaped from Gregory’s cellar on the 28th of January 1930.

27 January

From W to J

Tomorrow night, I shall unlock your shackles. Let us live together forever.

everlasting

true love

i am yours

(“Gingerbread House” Cellar Bedroom)

But Jennifer didn’t arrive at the orphanage until (or shortly before) March 20, 1930.

20 March
From J to W

Wendy,
I’m here now, but I’m kind of afraid.
Everything is new to me.
I’m worried if I’ll get along with everyone.
(Sick Room, “Once Upon a Time”, letter on nightstand)

Where was she in between these times?
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This YouTube video can be seen at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saOs2b-IW64

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Related blog-posts are

Wendy’s Drawings (Part 1)

Wendy’s Drawings (Part 2): The Koi Airship

See-all Walkthrough, With Commentary: “The Little Princess” Chapter (Part 18): Headmaster’s Room, Aquarium

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