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| rdfs:label | - Rorschach's Journal
- Rorschach's journal
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| rdfs:comment | - He documented everything that happened in his life in his journal, even his relationships and opinions of both is allies and enemies. After Rorschach's death, the journal ended up in the hands of a local newspaper.
- Rorschach's journal within the narrative is explicitly titled "Rorshach's Journal: 1984-1985", which may imply that he kept previous annual journals. Just before leaving to confront Adrian Veidt, Rorschach mails his journal to The New Frontiersman for safekeeping, in the hope that even if he dies the information within his journal will one day help expose Veidt.
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| abstract | - He documented everything that happened in his life in his journal, even his relationships and opinions of both is allies and enemies. After Rorschach's death, the journal ended up in the hands of a local newspaper.
- Rorschach's journal within the narrative is explicitly titled "Rorshach's Journal: 1984-1985", which may imply that he kept previous annual journals. Just before leaving to confront Adrian Veidt, Rorschach mails his journal to The New Frontiersman for safekeeping, in the hope that even if he dies the information within his journal will one day help expose Veidt. The police report when Rorschach is arrested describes it as, "one notebook, pages filled with what is either an elaborate cypher or handwriting too cramped and eccentric to be legible" - leading to the further ironic implication that the fate of the world's future rests not only on Rorschach's single journal, but on his bad handwriting.
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