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75. Run to the CHURCH!! (Dark Harvest) · The Book-Watchers

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couple of week are going to be shorter episodes because these books are going to
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be much smaller than I'm going to be doing. We're still waiting on somebody
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to finish the Wheel of Time. No rush, really, no rush.
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A little update. So, yes, a little update on the Wheel of
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Time. Uh so were we least? We left off on book nine?
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And since then, it's been like what two months since we fit we last
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recorded, we last recorded, the last we recorded for book nine. Yeah,
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in that time, I've been busy. I finally read the last five
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books. I'm on book fourteen right now, like I literally just started.
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I'm only on the prologue. You think about the Will of Time? The
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prolong is the prologue is long? Like I sort of got. I thought
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I was already like midway, like a good chunk of the way into these
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books. And then it just like turned the page chapter one, and like
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this was only the prologue. The fuck, Robert Jordan, Oh my god,
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rest in peace, my guy. But you told an entire story like
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it wasn't even a recap. It was like an entire new story and just
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the prolog alone. I mean, Brian Brandon Sanderson is he wrote the last
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three he wrote the last three novels because unfortunately Robert uh Robert Jordan passed away
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before he could finish his novels. And I'm not gonna lie. You can
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tell because is that in a bad way or No, it's not a bad
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way, because like Brandon Sanderson did a good job of writing these characters the
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same way that Robert Jordan did. He kept to their personality, kept their
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personalities intact. But you can tell that there's like, it seems like the
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notes that Robert Jordan left behind were very like they were detailed, so there
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was enough information for Brian Sanderson to like close out the story for us.
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But it seems I get the feeling that there was supposed to be more like
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if it was Robert Jordan writing this, I'm pretty sure it would have extended
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far past fourteen books. But now it's like it's clear that Brandon Sanderson was
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trying to just close out the series, yes, instead of like this journey
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because it like Robert Jordan's writing style is almost like a journey. He's taking
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you on a journey of this story. But Brandon Sanderson want is getting to
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the point, is now just getting to the point, which isn't a bad
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thing like it condensed. He's condensed a lot of like the remaining story down,
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So I'm pretty sure Robert Jordan had originally intended for tom ra Guide into
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last like multiple books, but now it's been condensed into just one. Book
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fourteen is the entire final battle. But there was a honestly, there was
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a great build up for tom er Guiding because like after book nine and in
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book ten and on, like book ten was like a recap, but it
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was from the perspective of the characters that we didn't see at all book and
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book nine, and they there was just like the dark Ones presence. His
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influence on the world is growing. He's caught. Even though they fix the
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weather now like crops are dying quicker, the harvest spoils. Rather even if
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they preserve it, like do take all the steps to preserve it as best
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they can, it spoils very quickly. So now there's famine. They have
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to deal with famine, and trolicks are starting to are used. They're using
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the ways to invade other cut to the other nations, and there was just
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a bunch of other things and it's leading up into it's it's leading us up
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into the final into the final battle. I'm not gonna spoil too much other
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than this last book is going to be a it's gonna be a rough ride.
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It's gonna be a roller coaster. There's a lot of the there's gonna
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be a lot of like just there's gonna be a lot of death, a
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lot of battle. It's gonna be just pure carnage everywhere. And some of
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our some of our characters will not will not survive. Like I kind of
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spoiled it for myself, but I already know several characters from the main from
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the main group is gonna die. I'm not gonna tell you who, pretty
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sure. I'm pretty sure there are gonna be other characters that will die too
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well. I can't wait till you talk about them. Last five books,
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which will be relatively soon ish ish, probably four or five episodes most likely
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till then about not a month, maybe more and a half. So I
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was thinking for the final five books because book nine and ten are basically the
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same story, yeah, except told from different perspectives. Eleven and twelve and
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thirteen okay, uh no, no, No, eleven had more progression.
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Twelve and thirteen. Uh, we're pretty much like nine and ten. They
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happened at the same time, but like we're just seeing, we're like twelve
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had certain big events, thirteen had other big events, but they happened at
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the same time that were separate. Are you're thinking about combining, like combining
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episodes two with four of the books nine and ten and twelve and thirteen eleven,
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and I was gonna do ten and eleven, twelve and thirteen and then
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fourteen will just be its own, because that's going to be a lot that's
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going to be just Yeah, we had journey, the ending to the saga,
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but today we are continuing on through books that I have read over the
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course of Jacob reading the Wheel of Time series. So a book where I'm
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going to be talking about today is called Dark Harvest, and it's written by
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Norman heart Riach. I'm terrible at names, y'all sorry. Norman is born
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in is a Californian author. He usually normally writes horror and mystery fiction.
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He was born on May twenty, nineteen fifty eight. I'm trying to see
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if there's any well known works of his that people would know outside of the
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Dark Harvest. I mean, he did a novel for the Crow for that
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franchise, if anyone knows that's serious. He did the Crow Wicked Prayer.
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Outside of Yeah, he did outside of that, I don't. I think
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he did like a bunch of short story stuff and yeah he's yeah, he's
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only hit written like a handful of novels one six and then he did like
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two books and for like a mystery series. And I don't know if he's
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written anything since twenty twenty ten. Maybe was the last thing he read or
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last thing he wrote. So it's been a little bit since he released a
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book. But this one we're talking about, Dark Harvest, was released back
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in two thousand and six. Uh. This is a short horror novel,
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obviously, because it's made so right. This book is set in the Midwest
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in an unnamed town Midwestern town where each year, all of the young men
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of said town take part in a yearly ritual in which they hunt a giant
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pumpkin headed creature that appears from the corn. It's known as the October Boy
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or sawtoothed Jack. Yeah. Wait, is this what Pumpkinhead was based off
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of? No? No, because Pumpkinhead came out before Dark Harvest because Pumpkinhead
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was the eighties. Yeah, Dark Harvest is two thousand and six. They
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made a movie on Dark Harvest as of recently back in sorry last year in
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twenty twenty three to release a movie for Dark Harvest. But I don't This
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might have been inspired by a Pumpkinhead for all I know, because I mean,
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we haven't seen Pumpkinhead do so it's a fun movie. I'm surprised I
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haven't talked about and Spook yet. That's my list ahead. Yes, so
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I have the first one somewhere, and I think my boyfriend has, like
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the second. Second one is apparently hard to find. Sure, I'm pretty
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sure Johnny has all of them. Oh, I'm sure much because he's the
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one that told me about Pumpkinhead first time. But basically, these young men
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gather in a town in their center of their Midwestern town as they conduct this
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ritual where this pumpkin headed creature comes from the corn and they have to basically
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catch him before he reaches the church in the town before midnight, because if
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it reaches the church by midnight, they've lost, which could be castrophic for
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the time. Town girls are forbidden from entering in this hunt as well,
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which is weird. The winner of the hunt receives the ability to leave the
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town, something not otherwise possible because most people that are stuck are there are
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stuck there. They're not allowed to leave the town, so they're living there
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their whole lives. And the one person that wins gets to leave, gets
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to go wherever they want. And the main character, oh sorry, and
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the person who wins his family gets is given a new car, a new
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home, and a year free of bills. Winners are, of course,
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in this town, winners are frequently idolized. And then they mentioned one winner
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from the year previous year before, Jim Shepherd, and of course he's currently
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underlay its because he's the last one from the year before, so unbeknownst to
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the patrons. Now, this is gonna be a very loose summary, because
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let me tell you, it's been a while since I've read this book,
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and it's very short. It's less than two hundred pages, so I'm not
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gonna go over every single little detail, but I'm just going over the big
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broad strokes of it. So, uh, the participants do not know the
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truth of the ritual, and of course, like most things. It's far
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darker than then they really realize. So while the winners family does receive their
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prizes, now, I mean it kind of shows that's kind of show this.
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Wow, they really show they really showed the plot early. It's early.
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I don't know if I'm want he uses hold up. I just think
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you can find more detailed. I'm to do something. I'm to do some
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editing on this one because I don't know if I want to use that,
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because they really go over the spoiler like raight off the bat, and I
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don't know if I want to do that upped up up book. Keyes.
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No, I can't use that. You're already that's okay, you're cutting this
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out. I'm cutting this out, yeah, because I mean, I can't
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talk about it, but I don't want to throw out the spoiler this quick.
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Yeah, someone had to talk about the review that being plot the book
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I'm on Now? Is this an audible original type book or is it like
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a no it's an actual novel, independent author. It's an actual Yeah,
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it's an actual novel. Have they written back at that? This guy written
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back in two thousand and six, So okay, So describe the scene to
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me like what what do you what do you think you can't talk about?
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Is it like, like is it hard? No? I mean it's no,
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it's not like it's bad. But the spoiler, the twists of the
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thing, you don't find out to the very end of the book, and
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they're already talking about it in the summary that I'm not going off of.
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They talked about it like in the beginning. I'm like, oh, whoa,
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whoa, whoa, whoa wo No, that is too soon, babes,
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Like, no, I don't want to go over all that this quick.
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If I have the bullshit, all bullshit, but like, I don't
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want to grow up. I'm sorry because this one was bro that should that
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brought back memories? Oh god, I don't want to grow up? What
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twizz are kid? Yeah, it's a shame. Amazon random out of business.
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So now my sister was buying from them a lot when my kid,
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when my neighblings were young. Yeah, but now it's just like that.
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The book and Halloween nineteen sixty Okay, cool. So we're dealing with a
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Midwest town cool ritual October boy blah blah blah. So the story is following
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a boy named Pete Mick McCormick. And he his goal, of course,
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he's coming of age to be able to enter the inter in the in the
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hunt or the ritual or whatever. And his goal was to kill the October
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Boy because or not kill him, but catch him whatever, because he wants
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to be able, he wants to leave, he's done here. He's like,
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I need to escape this. Yeah, so I need to escape this
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dead horse town. And it's a he's willing to risk course everything to do
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it so the ritual can can Well, it happens, obviously, and they
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start going on. The participants start gathering around the town and they start hunting
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down in this October Boy, and you're and throughout the whole book you're kind
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of just like, is there brilliantly a pumpkin headed monster or something, or
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is this like some metaphor where they're, oh, I'm not going to actually
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kill the guy, kill the thing or take the thing down. Maybe it's
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a person learning a pumpkin hit. It's just like a costume metaphorical. Turns
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out, no, it's not. You do actually see that there's a creature
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coming out of the pumpkin of the corn. It's literally a living creature that
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has a head like a pumpkin, like a jack o lantern, and you're
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just like what. And the story is basically about Pete going around trying to
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either catch the October Boy and then finding out what's really going on, as
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like he comes across bullies and other people that try to either kill him,
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kill each other or whatever to get the October Boy because it's the one hope
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for freedom. But the sad part is, is there really is it really
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freedom? Or is that trap? Bump bump bum? They got a trap?
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Yeah, it's a trap. So Pete of course is answer vivors.
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Let me see if there is a bastards, I think I need to purchase
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that or just what sound on discord? Oh my god? And a trap?
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So I do I'm now curious, keep going from listening. So with
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that, Pete eventually does discover the secret of what's happening. Now, this
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secret kind of it comes to maybe about three or fourth the way of the
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book, as he's trying to get the October Boy and he's already had a
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couple of run ins with some young men who are psychos who try to kill
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them and each other to get to the thing because it's there one. It's
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one grace of freedom and able to help their families and free month, free
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year of bills, no bills and shit. But you can kind of tell
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that something is afoot because the people, the family, the previous family,
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are very distraught and kind of just like you can tell something's wrong, something's
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not right, And Pete starts catching on and he does find out about what
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really happens. So the ritual, of course is the winner of it.
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The winner's family receive all these prizes, right, But the boy who wins
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leaves and no one sees him leave. But the thing is he doesn't actually
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leave. They kill him. The winning boy is killed so they may become
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the creature for next year. So the October Boy, right, that's I
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was like, no, So the October Boy is the boy who won the
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previous year, and he sacrifice basically got sacrificed, and he's going to get
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sacrificed, and the thing continues and the following year he's of course then reincarnated
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as a as the monster with the pumpkinhead. The character's father, Pete and
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uh Jim's father Dance forced to carve a face for the creature before the pumpkin
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for the the event, so his father is forced to carve his son's face
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the pumpkin. That's kind of fucked. And then later, of course,
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the creature is pursued. Didn't get it, didn't nesturally get caught. He
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almost got caught a couple of times. But if it does happen to make
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it to the church by midnight May, the town's fathers are aware of the
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truth of the ritual and allow their sons to take part, so everyone so
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the fathers know about the secret, and it's a lot of like we gotta
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keep that, we gotta keep the tradition going because it kind of keeps the
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They kind of give you a they kind of give you like a little tidbit
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that the ritual has something to do with the crops as well. So they
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don't do the ritual, it fucks up the town and they're kind of all
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fucking screwed if they don't do it. So who was it? Like South
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Park did a fucking skit on this exact on a story just like this,
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And I think Children in the Corn was just like this too, like,
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oh, we need to sacrifice because I'm pretty sure if I remember correctly,
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that it deals with the crops and stability of the town the summer. I'm
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looking at us and talk about that, but I'm pretty sure that's part that's
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partially why they had to keep that intact, because obviously, when people find
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out that they're trying to stop that, Pete ends up. Pete and his
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friends end up turning on the ritual and try to stop it or save the
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October Boy or whatever people try to get in get in their way to stop
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them from interfering with the ritual itself. Ultimately, the Altober Boy does manage
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to get to the church and with help of the several local teens, and
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he finds out that the October Boy finds out his father unlied himself in the
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church, and he also comes face to face with the Lawnman, who's a
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lawman of the town and who also has had a couple of run ins with
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the characters throughout the story anyway, because he shot some people. He's one
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of the people that are trying to keep the ritual happening and trying to make
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sure someone catches the October Boy, like someone has to catch him if he
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makes it to the church. We're all fucked and of course he makes it
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to the church and Jerry is his name, Verry Ricks and a Ricks attempts
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for the kill of the October Boy, but then he is shot and killed.
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While all that is happening, and it's just the October Boy, the
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main characters Pete and his friends and Rick who they just killed. The churches
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in surround and surrounding buildings are then set ablaze by the October Boy and he's
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fling the town people. So he's the October Boy is setting everything on fire
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as he's running through the town as they're trying to catch him, and it's
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great because from what I remember of it, he's just like, you know
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what, fuck this shit, fuck y'all. And he starts chasing the people
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as they they're fleeing from the October Boy, and he sent everything ablaze and
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the town kind of just burns to the ground and now they can. Of
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course, when the town burns to the ground, people can actually leave now
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because they are also because they were not allowed to leave before due to some
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unforeseen circumstances because of the virtual and sacrifice and all that shit. So the
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October Boy basically burns everything to the ground. I think he ends up dying
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at the end, obviously, because you can't live a normal life after that.
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And it kind of just ends abruptly where the town where the people can
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now leave the town, I mean, because everything's burnt to the ground.
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That's at much the Outdoor Boy. I mean, the story is not very
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detailed. I'm not very I shouldn't say detailed. It is, but like
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not very It's not very jam packed with plot. The plot's pretty simple.
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You only get like maybe a day before the actual hunt, and then the
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hunt, and then the book ends when it's after obviously after midnight, and
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the hunt is done, and everything's burning to the ground because the October Boy
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said on fire because he's Jim Shepherd, the previous boy he was killed,
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and he's pissed that he was lied to, and all the teenagers were also
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lied to him, and the only people that knew were the fathers or the
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men of the town knew, and of course I think the I think Shepherd's
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family knew as well, obviously, because they you can kind of tell when
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they describe the family and the book that they're very distraught about it, and
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they're kind of just like emotionally emotional damage, emotional damage exactly. Now,
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this book was released as a movie back in October eleventh, twenty twenty three,
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from Him, which is owned by Amazon, which I did not know
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that, but apparently they are, which is another company like Audible that is
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owned by Amazon. Oh the fun facts of it all. And I have
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not seen the movie yet, so I don't know if they've kept I probably
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should have watched the movie. Of course, I didn't know originally if we
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were going to do this book, but you know, I'll watch the movie
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eventually. But the movie is out there. It's on digital now. Of
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course, it was on digital like two days after it came out in theaters.
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So yeah, go check out Dark Harvest. It's a fun little book.
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It's only one hundred and seventy six pages, so you can get done
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within like an hour or two of your fast reader like check up over here,
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or in like thirty minutes if you listen to it like Devin did.
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Have you know it was not thirty minutes. Hold up, let me get
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the receipts. It was at least two hours. Hold up, I'm gonna
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look this up. You got me, you got me, messed up.
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Dark Harvest, Dark Harvest. Dark Harvest is four hours and thirty four minutes.
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Bam, right, that's right, So yes, Dark Harvest. I
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liked the book. I thought it was pretty good. Johnny told me about
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it a while back when they when they first released the movie, and I'm
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like, I have to read this book. So I did. Where I
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listened to it, I should say right along, you know the fun stuff.
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So yes, go check out Dark Harvest again. If you're looking at
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the description below, I mean I'm not gonna do that again because obviously we
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don't need to, but the links are all links for all stuff you need,
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about another ooky, spooky book. Until then, Bye one,