Well, what I said to Sephie and what I'll say here is that the initial idea right now is to show how the diary is affecting your character.<br/>The key is to delve deeper into the calling of the diary, its personal lure for you.  Like I mentioned to Sephie, maybe the diary has begun to write an account of that characters day, or a childhood event of theirs.<br/>The example I used for Sephies character, Misaki, was that the diary could write something in a first-person POV that hasn't actually occurred, such as the diary having a page that says "This morning I considered running away. Who would even miss me? Not Madoka..." that would leave Misaki afraid and confused because she clearly didn't write that in the diary, but there it is in her handwriting clear as day.<br/><br/>Essentially, the diary is getting more and more of a foothold into our worlds and our lives in order to trap us inside it. In some sense, it feeds off of the very power we give it. The more fear we feel, the more we doubt our memories, the more panicked we become, the stronger it gets and the harder it is to fight its grip on us.<br/><br/>Also, I'm totally dragging this out a bit in an attempt at buying time before jumping into the ghosts and manor stuff just in case we have any last minute joiners.