Lost and Found on Harper's Island

Episode 12

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Robin heeds the warning of Dangerous Wreck, and stays on the Island. In the dark and all alone, she makes her way back to Brent’s house, hoping to find him. But what she finds is that she has no one left to trust, and nowhere else to turn.
Brian Storming
Track: Mermaids Moans
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  • PS
    sooorryyy
    i found it
    it was just every time i would click the link on the update it would lead to here, and the sidebar would be gone.
  • the sheriff isn't the killer. i"m beginning to wonder if Henry has a multiple personality disorder. He sure was acting strange with Shane last week. Henry could be Wakefield and Abby's mother's child. The word is his parents are dead. Just a thought. I'm tired of Madison, she's too weird.
  • I also thing that Henry is the mysterious child. According to dates shown in episodes of HI, Henry would be a year or two older than Abby (he was born in 81 via an article in 1991 saying he was 10 years old at the time) and according to the notes for the psychic, Abby was born in 83. Everyone else still alive on the show was born after, too close to, or way before Abby. If she is the mysterious child, then thats kind of lame b/c most of the planned deaths appear to be related to the Wellingtons and she has nothing to do with them. I thought for a while that maybe Shae was the child, but she was born in 74, and that would just be an odd twist to be that much older then Abby . But, it would be a good twist if Madison ended up being JWs grand-daughter and would clear up some of her wierdness. I'm not sure how this relates to the killings, b/c  if DW and the HI killer are the same person, then only Henry can be the killer (and makes no sense why he would have tried to kill Trish twice now). It looks like the DW uploaded vids are all from a college experience, and Shane and Jimmy never mention college (and appear to just be local fishermen who never left) so the only man left alive in the correct age range is Henry. Every other male (Henry's groomsmen) has been accounted for during one of the HI murders.
  • I have stated from the beginning that t was probably a child of wakefield.  I do believe it is someone we know instead of someone off screen. It could be the british guy.  He seems so good.  Almost too good.
  • ahhhh i looked at wikipedia to see when the final episode of harpers island was but i saw who dies
  • I am going to say for certain.  The killer does not suffer from split personality disorder.  Why, because that would suck. 

    Turns out Cal was the killer
    Oh really?! Why?
    Oh, no reason, just friggin' nuts

    The End

    No, I refuse to believe it!
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  • who was that one dead chick that robin stumbled upon over at brent's???
  • We don't know, but these shows have no reason for anything they do anymore, it appears.
  • Let's try to be politically correct here.  The proper term is metabolically challenege person of the female persuasion

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E12

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I Want To Make This STOP!

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Robin Matthews

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It seems like everything I touch goes bad. And I just want it to stop. I just want things to be better. I’m sorry, Brent…
Brighton, MA
Track: Good Kind of Crazy
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AndyCat.com: Why I Can't Just Say The Truth To You

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Apparently the Cheshire Cat was marking his territory. By writing about it all... This is his latest posthumous blog post: a picture of a diary. Hmm... wonder what's written inside?

Cheshire Cat has set up a blog to leave clues for Robin. You can see these posts on his profile or at AndyCat.com. The posts will automatically generate. Help Robin decipher the clues and learn the mystery behind the Cheshire Cat.

Are You Watching, Robin?

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Dangerous Wreck

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Are you sitting forward, with your eyes on the board? Time to focus, Robin. If you’re too busy looking behind you, you’re going to miss what’s ahead. You’re never going to see what’s really important.
Brian Storming
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I’m Staying, DW. And I’m Coming For Brent!

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Robin Matthews

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You told me not to leave, so I won’t. I’m not running away. I’m going to face this. Face you. But first, I’m gonna find Brent. And he better be OK when I find him.
Glenn Yoder
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CAP: Where Do You Go To Hide?

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    A recent series of nocturnal yard work have been keeping a local resident of Harper's Island awake at night with constant digging and chattering.

    "It started about a week ago," local organist Julia Mitchell said. "It sounded like someone was digging a huge pit over by the Candlewick Inn."

    After reminding Ms. Mitchell that there was a celebratory bonfire on Tuesday night, she replied, “Well, I did smell something burning.”

    On Thursday night, Ms. Mitchell said she heard the sounds of additional digging out in the woods. "I thought I heard a gunshot go off, too, right before," she said. “I know it's hunting season, but that should be done during daylight hours, you know?"

    The most recent midnight excavation occurred Friday at or near the Harper's Island cemetery. "I finally called the sheriff up personally to complain,” Ms. Mitchell said. “I understand there have been a few deaths lately, with that poor [Kelly] Seaver girl, and the awful incident at the church, but really! They can bury them in the morning."

    Local law enforcement officials said no investigations into the darkened diggings were planned due to a dwindling supply of available agents and a sudden increase in violence.

The local news articles came in under deadline, the Editor read them over and one was picked to go to press. Congratulations to user CPP, for their hilarious, but quite informative story on ‘nocturnal yard work’. The article will soon be added to the News Archives. CPP, be sure to PM Harper’s Globe with your contact information, so we can send you a free t-shirt.

Here is your new Call To Action: Young Madison has gone missing. A giant game of Hide And Seek was started to locate here. But so far, no luck; they only seem to find more dead people. While the wedding party searches for the quirky flower girl, we want to you to tell us where you like to hide.

Shoot a video, take a picture or write a blog about your secret hiding place. Where you go to escape from the world or hide from your enemies. Hopefully we won’t ever have to send a search party out for you, too.

Your deadline is 5pm PST on Friday, June 12th. The chosen CAP submission will win the user a free Harper’s Globe t-shirt and a special prop from the show: the personalized handkerchief of dearly departed Harper’s Globe Editor-in-Chief, Sparky Mackle.

To submit, simply post your CAP to your profile, and then flag it as “Cool”. Also, make sure to announce your upload in the CAP: Where Do You Go To Hide? Forum, so that everyone can enjoy your work.

Good Luck, Harpies!

AndyCat.com: The Focus Of My Attention

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    From AndyCat.com:

    I am a cat.  So graceful, so independent, so determined.

    Was it really just yesterday that I was so small and helpless?

    Not a dog, nor a hamster, nor a fish is a better companion than I.

    Filming me sleep, eat, pounce and learn is my Master.

    You want me to come over so you can pet me.

    I won’t let you.

    Was it my call that made me seem interested in you?

    Filming me soaking in the sun, safe and secure, is my Master.

    Him I would do anything for.

    CC

Maybe cats do have nine lives? It seems our dearly departed Cheshire Cat is still howling from beyond the grave.

He set up a blog to leave clues for Robin. You can see these posts on his profile or at AndyCat.com. The posts will automatically generate. Help Robin decipher the clues and learn the mystery behind the Cheshire Cat.

This is his latest post, a cryptic poem about what else, a cat.
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