Marlowe's Big Book of Loosely-Investigation-Related Notes

If you were to go through Jonathan Marlowe's box of worldly possessions, you might think that he's trying to achieve Nirvana. In other words, there aren't many. Mostly just old Detective Novels, some old pictures, a badge, and a menagerie of worn out notebooks.

Let's say you open the most recent one, the one he began writing in when Marlowe reached the Antares sector. If you did, you'd find, among other things, the following entries.

((AND LOOK I DON'T GET PAID BY THE HOUR TO WRITE THIS SO JUST ASSUME HE HAS NOTES ON MOST OF THE NOTEWORTHY THINGS HE'S SEEN))

((Another note: IC, you can ask to see Marlowe's notes on something. If I say yes, (I'll probably say yes.) you have access to the information you asked for, as if he photocopied the page right out of the notebook for you. Do with that information what you will.))