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Postbags released during the RuneScape 2 era (2005-07) are generally not considered canon, unless otherwise mentioned. Postbags released during the Old School era (since 2021) are generally considered canon.

Jonah who is 7 3/4 was a child who was kidnapped by Gublinches and later rescued during the course of the 2013 Christmas event.[1][2] He is written to by a player in a Postbag from the Hedge where he responds with a thank you.

He is asked why he is always jumping without a break, and he explains he prefers jumping to mining. He also states that jumping helps to forget things because "memmerys start to leap outta yer ears" and that it makes one look taller.

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  1. ^ Originally the 2006 Christmas event, which was remade in Old School RuneScape for its 2013 event.
  2. ^ Jonah who is 7 3/4. Postbag 21: "Somethingorotherwotsit". Letter 4. RuneScape Postbags from the Hedge. Jagex.
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