[At first glance, the pad is covered in a lot of musical notations.
On second glance, there's some words scattered around - two pages are labeled D-ne and Gabe, and are covered in scribbles and half-formed lyrics, thick dark markings that seem to have become calmer and more coherent about halfway down the page. The end results aren't present, but this seems to be where the structures for the execution songs were formed.
The second one seems to have given him more trouble. Large chunks of Gabe's song were crossed out and replaced with a longer description of the murder, which was then crossed out itself and replaced with the original lyrics again. Billy will recognize the part in question; it was at the end, when he was expressing a desire to see the cast go home.]
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On second glance, there's some words scattered around - two pages are labeled D-ne and Gabe, and are covered in scribbles and half-formed lyrics, thick dark markings that seem to have become calmer and more coherent about halfway down the page. The end results aren't present, but this seems to be where the structures for the execution songs were formed.
The second one seems to have given him more trouble. Large chunks of Gabe's song were crossed out and replaced with a longer description of the murder, which was then crossed out itself and replaced with the original lyrics again. Billy will recognize the part in question; it was at the end, when he was expressing a desire to see the cast go home.]