THE MIAMI COAT BELONGS TO SOMEONE ELSE.
HE HAS NEVER SAID WHO.
OBSERVATION
He answers questions a few seconds late, as if the signal has a long way to travel. Subject is known for staring at the Dome every night like it owes him money. Behavioural note: he has had the Miami coat mended so many times that nothing of the original is left.
EVIDENCE
SPECIMEN DETAIL
The Miami coat.
He has always said it belongs to someone else.
HISTORY
He fell through the crack in the Dome one winter night and landed, unhurt, in the Smoke, under the gas lamps that only work out of spite, asking for directions.
ANOMALY
The night he first arrived in , he left the Miami coat with the landlady overnight and asked for a receipt made out in someone else's name.
CONCLUSION
He has learned to cook one local dish. He cooks it every night and is delighted every time. Observation continues.
ACCESS TO THIS OBSERVATION IS RESTRICTED.
WHERE THE MIAMI COAT REALLY CAME FROM.
STATUSOWNED
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PERSONAL ACCESS · CHANGES NOTHING IN THE ARCHIVE
The Archive no longer stands by its finding. The status entry in the record stays as it is, unsigned.
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