The book Celeste found was a journal belonging to a Gabriel Thatcher. The beginning of the journal talks about how he was stationed as the commander of the naval prison on the island. By the language and use of the word rebs, it is obvious that the island was home to a civil war prison camp belonging to the union. One passage talks about meeting with Zedekiah Marsh. It describes him as a strange contemplative man. Just talking to him made a cold chill run down Thatcher’s spine. Marsh and the townsfolk made Thatcher very uncomfortable. A later passage talks about strange sightings that some of the guards and prisoners reported. Strange hunched figures around the prison camp. He dismisses these as drunken ramblings and the like. Another couple of passages detail a series of incidents involving missing food, which resulted in the shooting of two men as thieves. The end of the journal appears to be the ramblings of a madman. They make no sense at all. Something about weird dreams and fish is all Celeste can make out. She can study the journal more in depth, but it will take about a week to get anything out of it.<br/><br/>The rain will slowly start to let up. That would be a great time to head to Tiny’s, for those that are so inclined. Or perhaps exploring the rest of the island. Some rest might be in order as well.<br/><br/>Anyone that asks about Tiny’s will be directed to go past the church and turn left down a small gravely path. If you hit the mansion you went too far. The path goes down to the water’s edge, the only actual beach of any type. There is a pebble beach next to what looks like a rundown shack. It is made completely of wood and is of a decent size. There are lights coming from inside, and as one approaches they will hear loud laughter.