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Descent Into Darkness Season 2 Episode 25

"Charlie understood what we told him, but I could see that he could not wrap his mind around the notion of pleading guilty for something he was not guilty of. Whitmire did his level best to explain to Charlie what he faced if he chose not to plead guilty, and came on quite strong. For my part, I countered by telling Charlie that I would personally see to it that he was taken care of if the charges were dropped, so he need not fear being alone in the world. He struggled, but in the end, chose to stand firm on the truth; that he was not responsible for his uncle's death." - Dr. Wallace Andrews, June 17th, 1921.

Descent Into Darkness Season 2 Episode 24

"With that, he pointed towards a door at the back of the pub and mentioned it was a passage to the Keeper of Dreams, a being that would grant any desire as long as it did not affect others but at a terrible cost. He said that Mr. Merriweather wanted us to know about it for the day when the need was great enough to make the price worth the results." - Lance Monroe, June 17th, 1921

Descent Into Darkness Season 2 Episode 23

"The thrumming picked up and I realized I could actually hear words in it. The men look like the Consortium fellows I've listened to my companions describe. A flickering on the wall from the dim light below casts their shadows on the wall, and their shadows are absolutely wrong." - Dr. Wallace Andrews, June 17th, 1921

Descent Into Darkness Season 2 Episode 22

"The chamber I descended into was one to spark legends. A large pillar of flame lit the area and there were two men that appeared to be ancient Egyptians in full regalia. They greeted me and told me that I may pass into the world of dreams." - Lance Monroe, June 17th, 1921

Descent Into Darkness Season 2 Episode 21

"I warned her that even if we learned how to reach this place we would likely die attempting any rescue, but I could tell immediately that the hooks of love had dug into her young heart too deeply for any sort of reason to sway her." -Dr. Wallace Andrews, June 17th, 1921.

Descent Into Darkness Season 2 Episode 20

"When I turned around I saw the beginning of a hole open in the air in the middle of the drawing room. I yelled to Jimmy that we must leave immediately and we rushed out the door." -Lance Monroe, June 16th, 1921.

Descent Into Darkness Season 2 Episode 19

"The towers it turns out are enormous legs of a formless shape in the mist, so impossibly large it defies belief or understanding. It was stomping across the earth. I recognized the barren landscape as the ruins of Boston. I felt a tremendous tear somewhere between my physical brain and my psyche. I poured myself a stiff drink and fought desperately to make sense of what I had seen." Dr. Wallace Andrews, June 16th, 1921. 

Descent Into Darkness Season 2 Episode 18

"There was also a curious point in the night where the good Mrs. Nichols showed us a book that she had picked up out of curiosity called something like Giant Women From Mars. While the book seemed to be pure drivel the jacket had the very eye symbol that we had been searching for. She mentioned that there were several books like this in a book store called the Minds Eye, which gives me another location in Boston to search for the members of the Church of Contemplation." - Lance Monroe, June 16th, 1921

Descent Into Darkness Season 2 Episode 17

"As I approached him, thinking that perhaps he was having a stroke, he began stuffing pages into his mouth. I called out for help and attempted to stop the fellow from eating the paper while angling him toward a chair, unsure what his affliction was." - Dr. Wallace Andrew, June 16th 1921

Descent Into Darkness Season 2 Episode 16

"When I found the book I was searching for I opened it, and to my relief, the first page identified it as the Liber Ivonis. While I was staring at the book in my hands in disbelief a piece of paper that may have been used as a marker in the book fell to the floor. I immediately noticed the signature at the bottom of a short letter. It was from Mr. Merriweather." - Lance Monroe, June 16th, 1921