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"Bang six" referred to the night they tried to fix the old radio transmitter on top of Crow's Ridge. The plan was simple: an amplifier, a soldering iron, and a reckless tolerance for static. They had counted off their steps like the beats of a ritual. On the sixth knock the roof hatch gave with a sound like a gunshot and the world opened to wind. They laughed then, loud enough that the whole town might have heard, but the real bang came later — the discovery that the transmitter did more than send music; it mirrored snippets of people's lives back at them in distorted, looping phrases. That's why they taped messages into the journal: to trap the echoes before they became uncanny.