Code
Morse
Morse noun - A telegraph code in which letters and numbers are represented by strings of dots and dashes (short and long signals).
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- The title characters communicate by tapping a Morse-like code they made up during their years of captivity.
Source: Everyone Knows Morse -
In the 1980 series Darkroom, a man finds that he can send morse-code messages to a ship during WWII.
Source: Godwin's Law of Time Travel - On one hand, nobody in this universe really knows Morse since it was phased out in favor of "blink-code" (for the Systems Alliance anyway).
Source: Everyone Knows Morse
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