I am free all day on Saturday, but my involvement would have to remote.
Suggestions - 1 - Make a blog (or even a facebook or twitter account) for a Hydra Agent. Once Agent Duncan has identified the Agent's Name, a simple google search would provide a link (especially if it's a very unique name). Start this as soon as possible, since entries will be date stamped and it'll be more convincing if they haven't all been written in the last couple of days. 2 - Mention in the blog/facebook how enjoyable a certain book is. Go to the local library and discover a 'letter drop' inside that book. (Be sure to borrow the book yourself beforehand, and return it just before the library closes the day before to minimise the chance of someone else borrowing it!). 3 - Plant clues in the small ads of the local paper. 4 - Write a letter of thanks from Nick Fury and post it so that it arrives a day or two later. Better yet, email it to Tom and Marina and ask them to print and post it from America. A letter for a child is exciting, but a letter from America would be awesome!
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Date: 2012-10-04 12:40 am (UTC)Suggestions -
1 - Make a blog (or even a facebook or twitter account) for a Hydra Agent. Once Agent Duncan has identified the Agent's Name, a simple google search would provide a link (especially if it's a very unique name). Start this as soon as possible, since entries will be date stamped and it'll be more convincing if they haven't all been written in the last couple of days.
2 - Mention in the blog/facebook how enjoyable a certain book is. Go to the local library and discover a 'letter drop' inside that book. (Be sure to borrow the book yourself beforehand, and return it just before the library closes the day before to minimise the chance of someone else borrowing it!).
3 - Plant clues in the small ads of the local paper.
4 - Write a letter of thanks from Nick Fury and post it so that it arrives a day or two later. Better yet, email it to Tom and Marina and ask them to print and post it from America. A letter for a child is exciting, but a letter from America would be awesome!