This a note from Act I of We Happy Few.
Transcript[]
TAXI!
Thanks to a bit of British ingenuity, the Belpit brothers, who were too ill with measles to take the train last week, will be able to join their playmates after all. General Byng's office dispatched a taxi to drive the youngsters to Bristol, where they arrived just in time to board the German ocean liner taking them to Bremerhaven. "It was certainly a challenge to find a working taxi in these times," notes the General, "but we must all go above and beyond." The "O" Courant wishes the Belpit boys a "bon voyage" aboard the St. Louis.
Location[]
Within one of the abandoned houses on Barrow Holm, by the road leading into the small hamlet.
Trivia[]
- The note appears to be titled 'TAXI!' when going to pick it up, though its name will change to 'Old Newspaper Clipping' in the player's Inventory.
- The MS St. Louis was a real German ocean liner during World War II. It carried more than 901 Jewish refugees in 1939, who were trying to escape anti-Semitic persecution.