Yeah, but he wants to run a few tests first.

The only thing that he had picked up recently was that marker, but that doesn't make any sense. How could a marker influence how people acted? Maybe it was the marker, maybe it wasn't. There was only one way to find out.

He had to do some old fashioned science. He looked around the room and saw the boxing glove arrow still just chilling in an aisle, so he walked over to it and picked it up. Looking around he saw no-one in the store so he left the building and went into the busy streets of New York City. He stopped a random guy, who looked annoyed but decided to humor him.

He held out the arrow, "Can you hold this for a second?"

The man nodded and took it, looking so incredibly bored and like he'd rather be doing anything else. After a minute or so of holding it, Jack wrote his name on the glove part. The other guy was looking around, bored out of his mind, until his eyes roved back over the arrow and then went wide.

"Oh my god, my bad dude, I didn't know I was holding you arrow!" He quickly put it back in his hands, and then promptly ran off.

Not exactly the best test run, but it gave him a little more evidence. What exactly could he do anyway? He needed to try writing on a person, seeing what that would do.