Of all the characters playfully enjoying the run up to publication day on Twitter, none is more intriguing than Anomie. He has tweeted only thirty two times since joining twitter in June, including the deleted “Sister from another mr.” tweet, which is a possible misidentification for Mary Elizabeth Coleridge. It is notable that an image search for “Mary Elizabeth Coleridge” delivers a photograph for Mary Mapes Dodge and another of Emily Dickenson, explaining both the error by Anomie and our Headmaster. I can in fact only find one genuine photograph of Coleridge online.
There are several clues that Anomie has left. An Emily Dickenson poem, shortly after the audio snippet was revealed:
Tweet, tweet. pic.twitter.com/sQ8ymi4AjN
— Anomie (@AnomieInkBlack) August 14, 2022
And a snippet from Cattulus 8– advice to himself.
Time flies. https://t.co/gqZ9DsMo4I
— Anomie (@AnomieInkBlack) August 21, 2022
There are of course the pictures we discussed on Monday to which Anomie left the following cryptic reply:
Look again. Look closer. Look not at the words.
Yes, I believe this is the same Anomie that posts on Twitter, where he has left similar messages:
The trick is always to look beyond the silhouettes and look in the shadows. https://t.co/SDogOm8Ty7
— Anomie (@AnomieInkBlack) August 11, 2022
What do you think these messages are hinting at? Let me know in the comments down below!
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