The traveler just alternates between two letters, 'anchoring' unwaveringly, pointing at one and then the other, dozens of times with little or no variation. Usually when the sitters (people using the board) get these results, the traveler response gets 'stuck' like a record player skipping, repeating over the same groove again and again (for anyone that remembers record players). I nicknamed it anchoring, having witnessed and experienced it myself a number of times while using the Ouija board. Specifically, repeating consecutive sets of letters, usually but not always consonant-vowel, such as ZOZO, MIMI, JAJA, etc. On the other hand, there is a MIMI mentioned also in the ZOZO entry, which to ME only reaffirms my original suspicion that these names are literary phenomena that occur in the context of spirit board use.

So giving the 'devil' his due, I will admit there is APPARENTLY (assuming this PDF is legit) an actual precedent for this ZOZO name in occult literature, possibly related to spirit board communication (not certain about the reliability of THIS aspect).

I can't read French unfortunately and the text wouldn't paste correctly out of the PDF for me to use an online translator. I actually looked this book up on the net and there IS a pdf of it that can be downloaded (in French) and it does indeed list ZOZO as a spirit. I will give the UMBot this, it DID list a French occult dictionary that mentions ZOZO as a demon or spirit apparently contacted via a spirit board. I've posted on this topic before, and said there is no evidence of any of the nonsense claims about Zozo in any historical texts, despite the many claims to the affirmative.

Dictionnaire infernal zozo