Telegraph From Telegraph Island Oman
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Type	Telegraph
Effects	Tapping on Telegraph can make the user grow insane with time. Causing hallucinations with use.
Source	Telegraph Island
Danger	High
Activation	Tapping

An antique bronze telegraph used by the military in the mid 1800s. Its maker is unknown.

Telagraph island is a small island located off the Arabian Peninusula and part of the Oman Islands. It was used as a staging post between England and India. There was a military outpost there in the 1860s, but it was shut down after every soldier that was posted there went violently insane. Since then the islands been abandoned.

Somehow, whenever someone taps the telegraph it interferes with their brain wave patterns, causing severe hallucinations. Also, the user will keep hearing the telegraph tapping everywhere they go. It displays the qualities of an "earworm" or "sticky tune", a persistent, irritating tune which the hearer can, nonetheless, not get out of their head.

It was discovered after Warehouse Agent Pete Lattimer curiously played with it, while tracking Brigadier General Laverlong's Elephant Walking Stick at the British History Museum in Lakefield, Illinois. Pete unconsciously began to create a paranoid dillusion, gathering details from his life in the manner of a dreamer, and began living in a fantasy world his mind created. It became harder and harder for him to tell reality from fantasy, and he eventually went mad.

Agent Lattimer was returned to reality after his brain was exposed to sensory overload, which seemed to reset his brain and undo the effects of the telegraph. He suffered sensory overload after listening to Tito Puente's Original Studio Master of Oye Como Va.