I think I solved the mystery of the note and the mysterious "Eve", and managed to confirm my instincts that. It wasn't the girl named Eve who wrote it, it was the
roommate of the girl named Eve is who is trying to get her to stop playing WOW and meet people in the outside world.
That explains it. My main clue was when this other girl (the roommate of Eve) asked me to come up to her room to meet her roommate Eve. Then it got weird when Eve said that I'd left
her a a note, when I've never even been up to the fifth floor where she lives. The roommate's behavior was also suspicious, since when she came into my room she went right for the note and said it had been written by her roommate, so why don't we come up and meet her? and she kept pushing me to talk to Eve once we got up there when it was obvious that Eve was perfectly happy playing WOW and ignoring everyone.
I smelled a rat, and sure enough a quick glance around the room told me that the roommate's handwriting matched that of the writing in the note.
Ah-hah. So, basically I was stereotyped into being a geek (I am, but not that kind of geek) and set up with someone. I sort of appreciate the gesture and can understand why the roommate did that, I don't appreciate being lied to and being manipulated. That's a surefire way to
piss me off.
So, next time I see the well-meaning roommate I will make clear that while I understand what she was trying to do and that it had good intentions,
do not do that again.
One reason this made me a bit angry is that while I know that I value privacy, and though I may
appear to be the person who never comes out of their room (see several posts back when I was worried about that) since then I have managed to meet several people already and know when I need human company, and in fact Jen just called me back (she's lost somewhere in Cambridge and I helped her figure out where she was). However, you can't
force someone to come out of their shell, and manipulating others to make someone do that is not cool.
Mystery solved, but I'm actually not as pissed as I could be. At least there was good intent behind an otherwise stupid plan.