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58. Ya'll Drove her to it...(Slewfoot) · The Book-Watchers

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You know it. M hmm. We need to start doing more hot takes.
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Like beginning of each episode is just something like just randomness, like what
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I mean, like we used to or just have random conversations. Then just
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one of us randomly starts. Mm hmm. I mean this could this right
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here could definitely be the hot take. Yeah, most certainly could. I
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probably will put it that way. Mm hmmm. I'm Cosmo, this is
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Wanda, and we're your fairy godparents. No, no, my god,
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we don't want to be copyrighted. I mean I don't know. There's so
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many content creators out there that like they always do that. Yeah, so
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I don't know, like what happens. I think like SpongeBob and Very OddParents
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are now like public domain. No they're not. They're not public domain in
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the United States. You need at least what it's like, what almost one
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hundred years or something after the after publication and or eighty some something like that,
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after a person's death or some shit. I mean Mickey Mouse while Steamboat
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Willie just went up to public domain as of January beginning of this month.
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Oh my god. Yeah, not the design of Mickey Mouse we have today,
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but the original original one. Wow, the little that little mouse on
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the boat that would just wish yep, yeah, steamboat Willie. So we
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can say, so you can leave steamboat Steamboat Willie in here, but you
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would probably have to like redact or censor anytime I say like barely Odd parents
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or SpongeBob. Oh, no, you can keep that in there. You're
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just saying it. We're not like, we're not showing any depictions of them,
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gotcha. Yeah, huh Well, ladies and gentlemen, thank you for
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joining us on the book Watchers. That was our take copyright in anyway.
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Uh. I am one of your hosts with although I want to say the
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most, I feel I don't feel like I deserve to say that right now.
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So I'm I'm your host Jacob, and of course I'm I'm joined with
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the beautiful, stunning and currently infected currently like, did you bitch, dare
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I get to drag you at least once? That's true? I did,
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I did it. I did expose if you were already exposed before. Yeah,
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So I'm joined with Devin, who is currently sitting at home in front
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of a live pre recorded audience. Yeah, and he just tested positive for
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COVID yeah, yeah, two days ago. It was on his it was
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on his partner's birthday. Yeah, and we were just yeah, so uh
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we all went to his house for his partner's birthday and Devin was like,
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oh, I'm not feeling so hot. I'm like, yeah, probably I
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had no fever or anything, because I was checking my fever throughout the day,
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no fever whatsoever. I was perfectly fine as far as that goes.
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And then oh god and that Yeah, the the end of the night,
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he started feeling fevers. So he took his temperature, a temperature of one
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hundred and one, and then he did a COVID test and he came back
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to positive. And I'll be honest, I was really I was really tipped
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off with him because the whole night he was fooling around and he kept poking
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me in the face. Yep, I did, because Devin here has a
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likes to he likes to bug me by poking me, and he poked me
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in the face with his COVID fingers. I said, I was sorry.
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I didn't know. I know, I'm just gonna ship, but I felt
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so bad. Yeah, I know you felt bad. And I felt bad
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afterwards because I was like, oh, man, I was probably really mean,
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Devin, you fucker Well, well we were probably I probably already was
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exposed to COVID, like around the same time you and uh housekeeper was yeah,
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housekeeper because Tiff housekeeper was also was also has also tested positive for COVID.
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And so the four of us, because James also got exposed, probably
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all got exposed at the same time. Because the four of us were also
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at a at a New Year's party, and then we all saw each other
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again at this game store we go to play D and D yeah and yeah,
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and then now Tiff and Devin are sick, and James and I were
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like, our allergies are really bad. Because every year around like we're recording
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right now in like January, this is our first this is our actual first
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episode of the New Year, twenty twenty four year. Yeah and uh,
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around this end of the year, it's a crazy thing. Dust from the
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Sahara Desert blows all the way across the Atlantic and settles right on San Antonio.
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Yeah, and I noticed it yesterday because I was working and when I
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was driving it rained a bit, and for some reason the rain was like
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this milky color. Yeah, it was kind of whitish instead of just clear.
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It was like had this whitish color and like as a dry it just
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left this like dusty residue everywhere. And I was talking to James. He
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was like, I'm not feeling good man, And he took a COVID test
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but he's negative, so he's fine. I'm negative, so I haven't caught
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COVID unless, of course, like unless of course I end up do catching
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COVID later because you certain someone over here couldn't keep his fucking fingers to himself.
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Oh my god. All right, but I'm but we're I'm we're just
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all like everyone's getting sick. Got half got COVID, the other half has
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like really bad allergies from like just San Antonio. Oh my god, we
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like all throughout the winter time are falling season just okay, so bad here.
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But anyway, and my roommate and my partner do not have it as
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of right now, no signs of it anyway, which is surprising. But
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they have showed no signs of it either, and I sleep next to one
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of them. Their mentality was kind of funny because at least with my partner,
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because he was like, you know what, shit happens, and I'm
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like, you're not gonna do you want me just to go to the room
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and just kill in there until him over this, And he's like no,
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It's like why if I'm if we're already, if you already have it,
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we're already contaminated, so why quarantine you. We ain't going anywhere. And
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they work from regardless me have COVID, they still have to go to work.
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So they're like, oh, we don't give a shit, but they
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haven't shown any signs yet. So I take my first COVID test again tomorrow
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to figure out to get an update on that what's going on there, But
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I'm moving it stud suit anyway. Welcome, Welcome to book watchers, where
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I think I think next Christmas in the New Year's I'm gonna have to just
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stay home because I get I this is my second time getting it around the
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time of the year. Last year was around Christmas, like right before Christmas,
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and then I got during New Year's. Whoever, whoever gave it to
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me, your mom's a how but yes, and for some reason, you
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like, I've been exposed to COVID more times than I care to it than
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I care to count. Or admit by it. I get to catch it.
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Knock on wooden, knock on wood nonetheless, welcome the book watches and
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to go check those out today. Now on to today's episode. Normally,
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mister giant fuck face McKee over here. Jacob normally leads the episode talk about
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some gay ship in a book for two hours, and sometimes I'll walk away
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and sometimes I don't. It's not that kind of such today, y'all.
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No, Devin decided he wanted to read some books from once I know,
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and I did. I've read several, well, kind of read. I
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consider it reading. It's it's not cheating, it's not, it's not it's
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still reading. It's audio books, but still reading because I follow a law.
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But I've been on an audio book kick. Audible please sponsor us,
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thank you so for the next couple of weeks, and then from there we
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go back. We'll go We'll basically just go start going back and forth because
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I'm getting to the book stin dig over here. So Jacob's not the only
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one anymore. So today I'm going to talk about it book. And let
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me tell you, I fucking love this book right from the get go.
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It's so good. Brahm is the author, and Sir, if I ever
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meet you, girl, I went about your Feet because I love I love
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this book. He is so good at his writing. So the book I'm
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gonna be talking about today is called slew Foot by Bram. Now. This
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book was published September twenty first, twenty twenty one, and it is a
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fantasy, historical fiction horror. Of course it was done. The book was
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written and illustrated by Bram Bram or aka Gerald Bram is an American Gothic fantasy
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artist as well as an author. Obviously, outside of writing the small list
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of books that he's written, he's written maybe god books has he written,
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He's written less than like. Outside of that, he does a lot of
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cover cover art for laughing. So he did the cover art for the books
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of the books with which is of the Coast, The War, The Spider
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Queen. That's six book series. He did the cover art for all that.
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He did the concept art for movies like Scooby Doo and Galaxy Quest.
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He's did video game covers for games like Diablo two, three, and four,
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and he's also done work for Wizard of the Wizards of the Coast,
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Magic the Gathering series. So he is pretty well ingrained and stuff. I
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like Surprising Leon and the illustrations in this book, like most of his books,
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have like a whole mid section of all, like his uh work is
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artwork, the go along, it goes along with the book. The book
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you read with like character designs, concept, dart, and shit. It's
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so goddamn good, Like sir, I needed to meet you. So what
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was his name again? Brom b r M And the book is Coarse slew
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Foot A Tale of b Witchery Soles. Start things off with this lovely,
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lovely story. This book centers around a young english woman named Abbatha Williams who
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was sent well Williams because she's married, but her first name is Abbatha,
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and she was sent to the New World in the nine and nineteen in the
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sixteen sixties to marry be married off to a stranger. This stranger was am
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sorry was a farmer known as Edward Williams, and she lives with him on
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a farm outside of a small village that they reside in. Abatha is a
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short, stringy, very thin woman with bright red hair. Of course,
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this is like during the sixteen hundred, so everything's all like fear. Okay,
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let me give you a good, good placement as far as time period,
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think the movie The Witch that setting. It's pretty much that Abatha is
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a child of a cunning woman, which for those of you who don't know,
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cunning folk or for the most part, cunning women are known as folkillers
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wise folk. They're the ones that do the healing remedies with herbs and stuff
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of that nature, as well as sometimes they practice witchcraft. So she doesn't
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consider this. Abbatha does not consider this witchcraft in anyway. She sees it
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as just using nature to his full as potential for healing and helpful remedies and
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charms to help herself as well as others that come to her for these such
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things. So that does distill that does very deep inside of her. She
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does practice the same the same things at her mother's, her mother, at
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her mother's mother, at her mother's mother's mother did. It's a long line
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of women that do these type of work. From there we start off the
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story in the New World. Of course, she meets Edward Williams she marries
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him. Edward is a man who is sadly gets taken advantage of. He's
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kind of a doormat unfortunately, and Abatha always tries to be like, hey,
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you shouldn't let people just walk all over you. She tries to encourage
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him to be more assertive in village life and not letting people, including his
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own family, walk all over him and take advantage of him of his kind
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nature. Now, Edward is very well aware of what his wife does and
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he's perfectly okay with it. He encourages it. In return, she also
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encourages him to be more, be more himself. So throughout the story,
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well it's mentioned a couple of times, but Edward likes to draw. But
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drawing apparently means witchcraft if he didn't know. So, Edward likes to doodle
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lot, and he was told at a very young age that's wrong, that's
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which craft, that's heresy, So he stopped doing that, but his wife
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always encourages him to pick that skill up again. Dive into that more and
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just be more himself instead of having to hire parts of himself away because of
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religion, because again during this time period, religion is everything God being a
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god fearing man fear God for everything. From there we also meet Edward's younger
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brother, whose name's Wallace, and he is a prime example of somebody who
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takes advantage of Edward. So the farm they live on outside their village is
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a farm that is owned by Wallace, but Edward and Abatha have him making
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payments on it to eventually have the farm be there by the time the story
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begins, they're on their last payments by the end of that year when they
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make their last payment of crop corn, whatever else they own the farm at
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that point. So the book then continues, and that's some background work,
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but it actually begins with their goat. Their goat known as Samson. Weird
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name for a goat, but okay, their lonely little black goat likes to
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want to go traveling in the woods, came across the cave, fell down
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to a ditch, and then was brutally murdered by something, some fay,
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some spirits. You don't really know what, but these things talk and you
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the spirits fee this goat to this creature that they call Father, and this
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is one of the two characters that this book jumps back and forth with Father
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and then Abitha, So it jumps back and forth a lot. So in
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this plot summary, talking about the main plot, I'm not going to go
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everywhere over every little nook and cranny because there's a lot that and some of
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the surprises in here, I don't want to give a lot away. Like
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the main points and like the ending is stuff I will talk about, but
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there's other little things here and there that are just not really that important,
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but they're kind of just fun to read. So I do encourage you to
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read this book after this episode if you're interested. Any hoosies. So,
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yeah, Father wakes up in this ditch. He's some spirit guardian thing.
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He doesn't know what the hell he is, but he's told by these what
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they call wild folk, hey, feed on this goat. You're the sl
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And he's like, what am I? I'm not alive, I'm dead and
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they're like, no, we brought you back. You have to say popo?
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What's po po? A tree that it's a tree that grows these fruit
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that is pure magic, and that is the underlying story with Samson aka slew
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Foot or the or Father spoiler alert, the Father. He is brought back
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to life by the wild folk to try and protect this new sapling that they
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that these spirits have planted, and they call it Popo, and it grows
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and grows into this bloody light tree that sprouts these fruit that if you eat
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said fruit, it gives you access to magic from the earth, from Mother
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Nature herself. It's a lot. It's cool though, the imagery in this
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book, like Brahm knows how to really paint a picture, I mean literally
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and figuratively. Yeah. Oh, from there we After her father is brought
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back, Abatha is of course looking for her goat that is now dead at
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the bottom of a ditch in this cave, and she is looking for Samson
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and she has no idea that he's dead, and she's like, well,
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shit, I lost a goddamn goat. Now I gotta go back home and
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tell my husband. Fuck. Because she is a woman that gets in trouble
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a lot. She likes to speak her mind and she is the one to
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add this to a repertoire of things. So she does go back home and
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she unfortunately tells her husband, Oh, yeah, so Samson, the goat
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is probably gone. Well now we're one. Now we're without a goat.
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So from there we kind of get to see Abbatha and Edward's life throughout with
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jumping back and forth between him and fought with them and father. Abbatha and
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Edward good town every every thing two days, things like Thursday and Sunday.
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I think that they go to church in the village and of course listen to
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the pastor and s view of the God's word blah blah blah blah blah blah
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religious and everyone looks down on Abatha because she is not of their town.
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She's from obviously from England, and they look down upon her for that as
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well as many other things. They don't like the fact that, huh,
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they're definitely the type that is like, we don't take kindly to your kind
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around here. That yeah, That and the fact that Abatha has a mouth
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on her. She won't take any shit from anybody. She has tensity to
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call people out. She likes to speak first, think later, Like she'll
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like someone say, oh, you're a bitch, and she'll turn around,
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you're a fucking come guzzie whore. And she's like, I probably shouldn't have
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said that because one part there's a bunch of women that fucking hate Abatha for
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whatever reason. And she turned around. I'm trying to think of the insult
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because it was so good. She turned around, she told she called them
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all a bunch of clucking a gaggle of clocking cunts. And I'm like,
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a gaggle of clucking cunts. I need to write that one down for an
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insult because it was I was like, oh, oh, this is great.
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I love Abatha. She's amazing. I need I have that insult in
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my insult book now. So groups of people out there, bro watch out.
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So there's a lot of that. It's great. It's great Old English.
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The way people speak is fantastic. It's funny. So town has looked
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too fondly of her. Edward and of course is a native to this town.
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His father was a well known farmer, and he rests in peace.
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His brother has his father's farm while he also has their farm, and of
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course Wallace gives the farm to Edwards. They cool pay it off. Great,
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you'll have the farm once you made your payments by being bad. The
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boom, and Wallace likes to take advantage of his brother and just like throws
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little jabs at him and takes more than he should or pops over whenever the
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hell he wants, like he can just walk in through the door and demand
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drink and food whatever he feels like. And Abbatha is like, what the
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fuck is he doing? We have really enough food to feed ourselves. Why
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the fuck are we feeding him? But he can go home? Why?
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So she's annoyed with him, as she should, and he does not like
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her either. So there's a lot of family drama between Edward Wallace and Abbatha
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throughout this whole story. We also go back to father, which he finds
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out he gets actually a good look of good look at himself and he's a
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goat man and they call the people of the town referred to him as Slewfoot.
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Of course, he's kind of a representation of the devil as well,
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so he tries to figure out who he is and was purpose is. Because
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he only has certain memories, he's missing a good chunk of himself as well
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as his life. He only knows little bits and snippets of stuff that's happened
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to him. His last life, but his children or the wild folk are
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not helpful and hit with him trying to figure out who he is or what
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he came or what he was like beforehand, because they just refer to him
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as the slayer the Guardian, that his job is to slay humans and take
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back the forest and protect Poe Poe and slaughter anyone that breathes, basically in
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the general direction of them. But he's like, there has to be more
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than me than just slaughtering. So he's going through a crisis of trying to
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figure out who the fuck he is now to go into the wild folk that
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revived him. So you have three These three spirits are known as Forest,
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which is now buckal up. She's gonna get weird. So Forrest is a
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possum that stands upright on his high as like eggs, and the possum's mouth
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is open and a child's face comes is coming out of the mouth, And
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that makes sense. So you have a possum standing up right, its mouth
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open and child's heads face sticking out of it like like kind of like a
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child's wearing a possum suit. Yeah, that's what I was thinking. Yeah,
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it's like that. And then that's forest, and then you've got Sky,
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which is a crow with his beak open with a child's face coming out
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of it. And then you got Creek, which is a fish with a
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fish's mouth open. You see a child's face coming out of it. Let
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me tell you. Yeah, Yeah, these things are fucking weird. And
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the depictions of aren't working here are quite weird as well, because the show
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he drew depictions of these spirits, these wild folk, and they're fucking bizarre.
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But again I live for it. So there you go. You got
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Forest, Sky, and Creek. Now, of course they brought back be
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the Slayer kill the humans take back the land that's theirs, that does not
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belong to any of them. Everything was fine until the humans came over.
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That includes outside of the settlers from Europe. They also talk about the natives
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a lot, or the language that they use back in the day Indians.
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Of course, now we know that they're not we don't usually use the term
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Indian today, we just call the native, so the native folk. They
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also talk about them as well, because of course they talk about the the
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frozen bridge and how the people came from across that frozen bridge over into this
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land. And you get a little history lesson kind of too, about how
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they've been having this problem with these with people coming in ever since the migration
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with the frozen bridge from Russia over to North America. So how the wild
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folk don't like anybody white, Native, doesn't matter. They don't like you.
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You're sucking up the human You're sucking up the earth's resources. They're killing
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Mother Earth. We shall kill you and bathe in your blood. It's basically
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what it is. They're just like, hey, father, how about you
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go bathe in their blood, drink their blood. Bathe in their blood.
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Blood, blood, blood. That's their big things. Spill the blood of
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humanity, ravish them, and they're kind of blood thirsty. Well, Forrest
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is because Creek and Sky don't talk, but Forrest is kind of the mouthpiece
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that speaks for all three of them. He's also more of the radical of
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the three, of the three wild folk, and they are the last three
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of the Wauk as far as we know. They talk about how it's just
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those three left and how the others are gone. There are many, many,
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many other of these spirits Fay, Wowfu, wherever you want to call
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him. There's many more of them, but due to reasons, they're left
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and with these three of the use their combined magic to bring back Father from
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the dead. Now, Father does give these memories of a shaman that pops
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up in his head a lot, and he's like, who's this shaman?
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And or it's just like, you don't go near that shaman. Shaman's bad
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fucking news. You see him, kill him on site, don't go looking
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for him. And what does you do? You can get guess what happens
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there. So of course, the whole goal is to try, say pop
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Po, try to get more blood spilt so Popo can grow and get more
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fruit from this magical tree. And basically I kind of got the hunch that
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this pop Po tree is kind of like the the Garden. It's like,
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I don't know if it necessarily is a reference to the Garden of Eden and
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how the fruit gives you knowledge and shit, I'm kind of getting that vibe
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because they don't really explain Popo too much throughout the story. They kind of
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just say, oh, this tree was a big old thing back in the
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day and people got too hungry with it and they ended up killing it.
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But they never really give you more of a definite origin of this tree.
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But me being me and reading and reading and listening to it, I was
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like, is this the Garden of Eden and the Forbidden Fruit? There's also
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a serpent and that pops up a lot too in the story. There's a
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definite there. Yeah, there's den ay there, and I'm like, okay,
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I see you, bro, I see you. So from there they
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talk about how Popo used to be this of course is very humongous tree,
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and how they tell Father or like a fabricated will soon to be found out,
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a fabricated story of his life and how he he was only a slayer.
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He murdered everybody, that's all he ever did for Mother Earth. And
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He's like, I don't buy that. So he's not listening to any of
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the bullshit the spirits are telling him. He's like, I'm gonna go find
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out what is going on. So he starts venturing off, and well before
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then, Abbatha's husband gets murdered. So what happens there? He goes into
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the cave and he ends up falling into the hole as well, and he
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basically the spirit the wild folk kill him, kill Edward, and Father devours
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Edward's blood feeds on him. Abada has no idea what happened where her husband
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is, so they just notes, oh, he's dead. So they have
33:21
a big old funeral for him, and she's now officially a widow and due
33:27
to her father's her husband, my father's her husband's death. Wallace tries to
33:32
take advantage of this because he has loans and debts of his own, and
33:36
he tries to unction off the farm. Now, he tried doing this while
33:40
Edward was still alive, but Edward is like with Abatha talking him through it
33:47
basically, and she's like, because Wallace was like, oh, so we're
33:52
gonna I'm gonna give the farm to this man, this powerful judge like figure.
33:59
I think it was a judge, this judge like figure. Because I
34:01
have loans and debts with him. I'm gonna give him your farm, so
34:06
you have to pay him, but you're gonna have to pay him a whole
34:09
lot more so you can get the farm. I maybe one day you might
34:14
get the farm, but you'll be under his jurisdiction, not mine. And
34:17
Abbatha is like, what the fuck do you mean? We have one payment
34:22
left before this farm is ours. Why are you doing this? And Wallas
34:25
is like, well, you know how it is. I don't want to
34:28
give up my farm. My farm was my father's. You don't want me
34:34
to give up that, right, big brother. And with Abbatha adas just
34:38
like, nah, he's shitting you. Don't play that bullshit. So Edward
34:43
finally stands up to his brother, and then not too long after he does
34:45
that, he's dead. So now Wallace thinks this is easy pickings. He
34:50
can get the farm back because a woman can't own shit. Love did Wallace
34:53
snow? Because Abbath that got that bright idea. There is a widow inside
35:00
the town that her husband died, but she's able to run the farm in
35:07
his name, so technically she can own the farm. So she's like a
35:12
ah, uh uh no, no, no, no, the farm is
35:15
still under my control. And he's like, what the fuck do you mean
35:19
your husband's dead, and she's like, uh, so I can still run
35:23
the farm in his name and it belongs to me, and I have one
35:29
more payment and once that payment is made at the end of October or I
35:35
think it's the end of October or beginning of October, sometime in October,
35:37
in October, and then once this payment is made in October during the harvest.
35:42
This farm is fucking mine, and Wallace is like, no, it's
35:45
fucking not. Oh. Wallace has a vendetta against his sister in law try
35:52
to get this goddamn farm, and he just won't stop. He once she
35:57
gets the hot, the the higher ups of the village to back her up
36:01
on her end with the whole as long as she has the farm on her
36:07
husband's name and she works it, it's hers he does. He comes back
36:13
and he's like, hey, I will offer you. I will give you
36:15
an offer. You give me the farm, you come live in my house.
36:21
You'd be my servant to pay off your rest of your debts or and
36:24
of course you can also marry my son so you can have a stance in
36:29
this community. And she's like, are you fucking insane, I'm not marrying
36:35
your my nephew, let alone moving into your goddamn house. The fuck Well,
36:43
she lays into him. She's like, no, I'm not doing that
36:45
shit. Of course that's the second plan, while it's like, fuck this
36:49
shit. So she he bounces after that, and she tries to work the
36:52
farm by herself, which turns out is a lot more of a struggle than
36:59
initially thought she's by herself, and she's like a stream beat like five foot
37:04
nothing anybitdy little ginger girl, adult woman that's just struggling struggle bus. So,
37:09
going back to father, Father and Abbatha end up meeting surprise surprise about
37:20
damn time. If I remember correctly, I think Abatha ends up going back
37:28
to the cave and comes across either the spirits or Father, and then from
37:34
there, after scaring the shit out of her, she becomes quite friendly with
37:37
them, with the spirits as well as the spirits, the wild folk creaking
37:44
and sky like her beforest does not or it's just like, we should just
37:47
kill her. You should kill her because they've been watching her the whole time,
37:52
and they targeted her husband. They wanted to target Wallace, but Wallace
37:54
wasn't around, and they want to target Abatha. But Father is like,
38:00
no, she hasn't done anything, she's inn Why would I want to do
38:05
anything? But so her and Father or as the names story around, slew
38:13
Foot, become close. From there, she starts learning a little bit about
38:21
herself as well as or Father. She tries to help him figure out his
38:28
memories, tries to walk through walk through his head, trying to align the
38:35
memories and try to help. She tries to help him remember stuff as well
38:39
as he helps her around the farm and teaches her how to use magic and
38:47
how to use the energy of the earth with the help of Father to do
38:54
magic basically, so she has learned that she does. She is known as
39:01
the magic folk, or as what Forrest called her said she was she Oh,
39:07
no, she's one of the magic folk. And he doesn't like that.
39:15
He's like, the only people that should be using magic, it's us,
39:17
not these people, So he tries to kill her. There's at one
39:22
point where Forrest ends up trying to kill Abatha with a bunch of these poisonous
39:28
snakes, and with the healing magic of Father and Abatha herself, she was
39:35
able to heal herself from the venom of all these poisonous snakes that Forrest sent
39:39
after her to try and kill her, because she got bit by a good
39:46
ten twelve snakes like this whole horde of venomous snakes all came in and started
39:53
biting her relentlessly one night, and she was like screaming, blood curling scre
40:00
dreams. And then of course Father came by and ran up and with the
40:07
help of him. Of course, healed herself and that's when she knew,
40:08
so, shit, I have magic. And then that's where he kind of
40:14
she kind of drew the connection that her mother and her mother's mother, she's
40:16
from a long line of women who are magically inclined. So and then Samson,
40:29
Samson father takes on the name of Samson, the name of the goat,
40:31
because Abbatha does find out that father and the wild folk killed her goat
40:37
and her husband. Now she was a little upset about her husband, but
40:45
she forgave Samson a kay father because like he didn't he didn't know any better.
40:53
He was starving and he listened to the wild folk so be killed to
41:00
survive. So she didn't really hold a grudge against that. Do do do
41:12
While all this is happening, Abbatha does has that been the church for quite
41:15
some time, I think like six months, because she got permission from the
41:21
minister to take a leave of absence so she can work on the farm.
41:25
H everyone find of course, everyone finds out to be fucking weird. And
41:32
and while this, of course is ontoition and against trying to devise some plan
41:37
to get the upper hand on his sister in law, to get that goddamn
41:45
farm because he went about the way of law did not work. He went
41:49
about the way of trying to bargain with her. Plead did not work.
41:52
She told him to go piss off, and his last ditch effort, his
42:00
last ideas, was to destroy her crop. So he got him, his
42:07
son Isaac, and a couple natives that live in a village the next village
42:14
over all decided to work together to steal her crop. The data is get
42:22
to take a chunk of it as well as Wallas takes a chunk of it.
42:25
And when they come by and she does not have her crop, she
42:30
could take the farm or he could take the farm. So they go try
42:35
to rob the place. Abbata comes out with a with a musket, shoots
42:39
one of them, kills them, and everyone basically runs for it, so
42:45
they set the barn barn on fire. They she loses the majority of her
42:50
crop because it burns to the ground and a good portion of it was stolen.
42:53
But she has the idea on who and who did it, obviously,
42:57
but she can't prove it because she has no evidence that he was there outside
43:01
the fact that she did shoot at him and he got grazed by a bullet,
43:07
so he has an injury from it. But again, unless he shows
43:12
the injury, it's heard a word against his outside of the dead native that's
43:15
in her yard. From there, Wallace is just like, well, shit,
43:23
now I've got nothing else going on. Well, actually, scratch that.
43:28
He was like, no, she has no crop. I'm good,
43:30
it's gonna be It's gonna be easy pickens in October, fantastic. What he
43:36
doesn't know is that Samson is a thing, and with the help of Samson
43:42
and Abatha, Abata regrows her crops with magic. And I'm just like,
43:51
ooh. So when the crop does come back around the payment, Wallace comes
44:05
by and thinking that, oh, I'm gonna get the farm back. It's
44:09
gonna be great. Blot twist, No it doesn't. She has the crop,
44:16
and he's like, how the fuck do you have the crop? You
44:21
should have the crop, and she's like, what do you mean, Wallace?
44:23
Why would I not have the crop? Gosh? Why would I not?
44:28
You have something to say, You have something to tell us, all
44:30
tell the glass. But he's like, I had nothing to say, and
44:37
well he she wins, kind of she wins, and she I'm trying to
44:49
remember if this is the part where he beats the show. I think this
44:52
might be the part because she pays the payment, but she has a smart
45:00
of course she has a smart amount. So she tells off Wallace, calling
45:02
him inferior and basically a royal piece of shit. He doesn't liked this,
45:07
so he goes up and starts beating the shit out of her in front of
45:09
the higher ups of the village and she gets basically he breaks her leg really
45:15
bad, and I'm pretty sure yeah, I think that's during the harvest,
45:23
either the when she makes the payment or not too long after, but either
45:28
way she gets the ship being out of her by Wallace, and he's not
45:34
giving up on this. He's only get this farm back one way or another.
45:43
So now they're going to rent cons mission. Now they're sticking out of
45:47
the place. They're going to try to find something to hold over Abbatha's head
45:52
to get that farm back. So Isaac and Wallace stick out the farm and
46:00
they see uh her making a reef of flowers and hair and they claim,
46:12
can you can you take a guess on what they claim? O? Wa,
46:23
wow? You were listening to me to wow wow? Gotcha? No?
46:34
It's what what what? What was the last thing you heard? Uh?
46:39
Okay? So they saw her making a wreath out of flowers and hair,
46:45
yes, and you guess what they claimed, which witchcraft? Yeah,
46:52
witch craft. It's a witch. So they steal the reef and they steal
46:57
a few other thing trinkets and stuff, and they get what the townsfolk and
47:00
everyone starts claiming, which, oh witch, she's a witch, and people
47:07
that were nice to her turned on her because obviously, because no one wants
47:13
to be brought down with her. The only woman that stands her ground and
47:15
saying that she's not a witch is the minister's wife, because at one point
47:23
the minister's daughter was sick with oh god, I can't remember what was the
47:28
measles or some shit, it was the measles, and she was sick with
47:34
the measles, and Abbatha came by to offer her aid with she was technically
47:44
a cunning woman. She used her magic, but she disguised it as the
47:50
lords as the lord's prayer to see if she can basically get away with it,
47:54
and she healed their daughter with magic taken from the earth that she's learned
48:02
from uh Samson. So she techinitally is a witch technically speaking, but she
48:10
doesn't see herself in that way, or at least in the context that they're
48:15
painting her ass because they're painting her as it's monster. But she's like,
48:17
I've only done good with this. So everyone's coming out of the woodwork.
48:23
Oh she charmed us. Oh this thing burns like their people are throwing charms
48:29
and shit that they made that she's made for them, saying that they burn.
48:32
And the girl that she healed from sickness said that, oh I saw
48:40
her with goat horns. She's the devil. And her mother is like,
48:46
no, she's not a witch. So she was on trial with Abitha for
48:52
assisting a witch. So from there Abatha gets charged and sentenced to death,
49:00
while the minister's wife is not saying guilty whatsoever. She's sticking to her guns
49:09
and she's going through a torture method that is how I describe it. She
49:16
sits down on her I think it's on her knees, and you stick like
49:22
boulders on your thighs, and it gets heavier and heavier and heavier to your
49:27
body is crushed underneath it. They try to break her. Basically, she
49:30
ends up breaking, pleading that she's a witch. Because she doesn't want Abatha
49:36
begs her just to plead guilty, so all she has to suffer is a
49:38
year of jail because she doesn't want her daughter to be without a mother,
49:44
and because Zabatha is like, I'm already gonna die, save yourself, and
49:51
she breaks and she pleads guilty, so they take her away and it is
49:55
just Abatha. Now a few people in the town have treated her like like
50:00
a person, because at this point everyone's treated her like she's a monster,
50:04
some animal, whether a few people scattered like the sheriff of the town treats
50:08
her like a human still and thinks all this is fucking insane because they hear
50:15
about the the witch trials that happen several villages over and how extreme they are
50:21
and how people just turn on each other. And the minister is basically it
50:28
was like, oh, well, shit, now that shit's here. So
50:30
there's a lot of people in town. I think this is insane, just
50:35
bad shit, insanity, but no one cares. He's still gonna hang her,
50:38
so they end up hanger not by the neck, though they want her
50:44
to be hung in a slow, painful death, so they hang her by
50:49
the ankles. So they attached her up to her ankles and hang her up
50:53
from a tree, so all the blood rushes down to her head. And
50:57
it's a slow and painful death. And as they put it, it takes
51:00
like three to four days for someone to die that way. And I'm like,
51:04
damn, that's evil. And she has a broken leg and she's already
51:10
injured up because Wallace beat the shed out of her, and she suffers through
51:15
this. During all this While this is happening, Samson aka slew Foot is
51:23
on a journey to find this shaman. He finds this shaman that he keeps
51:28
having memories of, and turns out that shaman is not a shaman. He's
51:32
a demon, some spider demon which who has a name that I am not
51:37
going to try and pronounce because it's a very long, awkward name. Let
51:45
me see that. I'm gonna look at it. Maybe I can actually say,
51:46
who knows? Put in the chat? Let me see? Oh got
51:52
it? Oh nope, not there. Mm hmm you should put it in
52:07
the book, watches chat. I am a yah. Well when we move
52:14
that over, then whoopsies, there you go, momamt I'm an actually,
52:38
let's see, maybe I can actually get somebody to say this ma Moon,
52:45
not pets, Mama, not pets. Yeah, so it is a an
52:52
English I guess in English is a word compared to spider. So this shaman
52:57
is this creature and it's a spider like abomination. And he lives in a
53:07
hut not too far from from the neighboring village that has the tribe because this
53:12
creature has been hiding out as a shaman amongst this tribe. So inside his
53:16
hut where Samsung goes, he sees a bunch of these masks as well as
53:22
one that is a skull of a stag. So he's like, I don't
53:30
know what I am or who I am, And the Shaman's like, I
53:34
got you, I could save you, don't worry about it. So he
53:37
puts him this sleep. And he also he's been having these memories of these
53:44
spiders that put him into this deep slumber and trap him constantly as he tries
53:50
to battle his so he doesn't hear these demons. This demons there like scratching
53:57
the back of his brain, these voices that tell him to kill, destroy,
54:00
kill, whatever. And when it gets to the shaman, He's just
54:05
like, I just want all these voices to stop. Put me to sleep,
54:07
puts them asleep. He figures out this is not the way. All
54:12
this is a goddamn lie. All the masks are different wild folks that he's
54:15
killed and stores their spirits, and these masks on these on this wall,
54:21
on these bunch of these walls, and the walls are just covered in them.
54:25
So he and from inside his mask of the skull Stag, he fatters
54:31
a bunch of these masks, these different walldfolk and spirits. As the spirits
54:36
are released and free from their containment, and eventually Samson learns about his history.
54:46
He's not a got man, He's just he's a golden stag. And
54:52
he's also a figure from Celtic and slash Celtic wickan Lor. He's known as
55:02
the Great He's the Great horn God. Non yes, yes, yes,
55:10
they don't actually call him by the name, but they say the Great Horned
55:14
God, and I'm like, I know who that is, but yeah,
55:16
it turns out he's the Great Horn God. It's karens or I don't know,
55:23
okay, so spelling wise, it looks like it says kept no knows,
55:28
but I'm pretty sure it's pronounced very differently. Hold on, let me
55:35
see sir Nanos. Yeah, okay, but yeah, he's the great Horned
55:52
God from that lore. And I'm like, oh, I know what this
55:57
is. I know the whole god. I like this. This is great.
56:02
So he gets freed, he kills the spider demon, and he goes
56:10
back to Abatha, finds out what's happening, and he goes and freeze Abatha
56:16
from the tree. After he kills, like kills some of the people watching
56:22
over guarding her while she dies. And then Abatha makes a choice. She's
56:30
like, she's on the brink of death by this point, she's on the
56:35
brink of just dying. And she's like, give me your blood. She
56:39
makes a choice, give me your blood. And he's like, what do
56:42
you mean. He's like, give me your blood. I want Abatha is
56:45
dead. Basically, they want a monster. Okay, I'll give them the
56:51
fucking monster. And Sam say's like, once you do this, she can't
56:55
go back, and she's like, I don't want to go back. So
57:00
she so he cuts up in his hand and she drinks his blood and she
57:07
her legs, her body change, her body changes obviously, and her legs
57:13
end up turning to these deer like legs. He's fun fauna like legs,
57:19
and she starts. She feels that she's starting to develop horns coming from her
57:22
skull. She becomes a witch. She really dives into like the end of
57:28
the movie The Witch. She's like, you know what, fuck it,
57:30
y'all think I'm a monster? Okay, I will become that monster. So
57:34
she does. Then what do she do? She goes on a Kelly rampage.
57:38
She targets every single person that did her wrong, one by one.
57:45
And let me tell you, oh, me talking about it is not going
57:51
to do a justice. Y'all gonna have to read the book. It's so
57:52
good. She gets revenge on the judge and the people who put her in
58:01
the tree, who tried to kill her. She gets revenge on several of
58:06
the townfolk. She kills a She kills a couple of those women and that
58:10
group of women that hate her because they were the ones that also kind of
58:14
damned her, so they killed her, a couple of them. They did
58:17
what she did to Wallace. So good. So Wallace, I will talk
58:22
about the Wallace one because it's real good. So Wallace is at home his
58:28
house, having dinner with his daughter and his wife and she they're having a
58:34
conversation whatever. His daughter of horse was one of the people who said that
58:40
outside of Isaac, Isaac is the oldest son of the youngest daughter. Also
58:47
is one of the ones that are like, oh about that was a witch.
58:49
She cursed me eh, and she is gloating about it. So slew
58:57
foot Orsen and Amatha walk into the house, bust open the house. And
59:05
if he goes to the daughter and she puts an L in her forehead.
59:10
She stinks her nail into her forehead and puts an L. She doesn't kill
59:15
her. She's like, I'm gonna scar you with this L so everyone knows
59:22
you're a fucking liar. And she basically scares the shit out of Wallace's wife
59:29
and his daughter and they run off. That's the last you see of them.
59:31
They run off into the woods. They run away. They let she
59:34
lets them leave, but she scars the hell out of the daughter and scares
59:37
the shit out of her. So the devil will come for you when your
59:39
time is when you die, best believe it. But I will give you
59:45
this little L to be a reminder wherever you are, We're two steps behind
59:50
you. Scare the shit out of her. It's so great. And then
59:52
she gets to Wallace. She breaks Wallace's Her and Samson break Wallace limbs to
1:00:00
a bloody pulp and when he thinks it's done, when he's on the floor,
1:00:06
his arms are mangled and his legs are destroyed. These beetles start coming
1:00:10
up out of the floor in the wood and start burrowing into his skin,
1:00:15
eating it from the inside out alive. It's so great. I'm like,
1:00:19
oh, the sweet revenge. Yeah. Great. And with these magical powers,
1:00:25
she can also withstand bullets to an extent, like people shot at her
1:00:34
and she's pretty much fine, but she does know. She learned real quick
1:00:37
that she has a limit. So they most Jory of the people were held
1:00:43
up in the church the chapel, and they were fired off. She had
1:00:47
ton of bullets at Abatha and Samson. She got hit a bunch of times.
1:00:53
She almost died, but as they tried to heal her, sam start
1:01:00
gets pissed and runs inside the church and basically just rips everyone in the shreds.
1:01:06
It's a blood bath. It's great, like the revenge story. I
1:01:09
love it. I want to make this into a movie. That's why what
1:01:13
I do. I want to take this book and make into a movie directed
1:01:16
by me. This is what I want. Oh so good because but she
1:01:24
almost dies at the end and they end up bringing her back, and basically
1:01:30
she learns, Okay, I can't fuck around like this. I can live
1:01:32
a long ass life, but I can't fuck around like this anymore. And
1:01:36
she's like, I got my revenge and everybody cool, and then she spends
1:01:42
the rest of her days in the woods. Then we jump to nineteen seventy
1:01:50
nineteen seventy two, nineteen seventy two, where we join two men in the
1:01:54
mountains of West Virginia as they come across a redheaded woman on this trail and
1:02:00
the Appalachians, and they're like, hey, are you are you lost?
1:02:07
Are you okay? And she's of course, it's Apatha. She's still alive.
1:02:12
She's friendly, She's like, oh no, that's fine, and she
1:02:14
takes them back to her house and she ends up introducing them to her friend
1:02:22
or her friends, the wild Folk and Samson or has he says, the
1:02:27
devil and the last actually, let me read that for you. So I'm
1:02:37
assuming they still are feeding on people obviously, but so so after the course,
1:02:53
the men see the wild folk and everything, and they're like, what
1:02:58
the what in the hell? And then the woman walked into walked up to
1:03:02
the men and peered down at them. Oh, I forgot to mention,
1:03:06
Samson will be joining us soon, and they're like Samson, who's Samson?
1:03:13
And Abatha? And the last two words of the book is the devil And
1:03:21
that's the last you hear of Abatha. And in the current well kind of
1:03:27
current day, that's pretty much the story of slew Foot It bewitchy a be
1:03:34
witchery tailor be witchery. Sorry, that is the end of the book.
1:03:40
I had pretty much all the major plot points of it. Thoughts on my
1:03:46
on the book again, I love this shit as you walk and tell go
1:03:57
on, I definitely would like to read it. That I have like a
1:04:00
whole list of books I'm reading right now, so it's going to be a
1:04:02
long time whenever read it. Well, what you do, I have the
1:04:05
physical copy of it. Just let me know. Let you borrow it,
1:04:10
all right, it's a great book. And then I also have brom also
1:04:16
did a work called The Child Thief, is basically a retaelling of Peter Pant
1:04:21
but from a horror perspective of it. And I'm like, oh, I
1:04:27
want to read that. I have a copy of that. So that's all
1:04:30
my list of things to read. But nonetheless, no, no, I
1:04:34
love this book. This book is great, the whole revenge plot at the
1:04:41
very end where she tries to do good for the talent. She tries to
1:04:45
mind her own goddamn business and do her own thing, but everyone's all up
1:04:49
in her business telling her how what to do and how to live her life
1:04:53
and shed and how her brother in law tries to rule the roost and she's
1:04:58
just not having it. At the very end where she's like, you know
1:05:01
what, fuck it and they're like Abbatha and she's like, no, Abbatha
1:05:05
is dead. It's the monster you it's it's the monster. You want it?
1:05:10
So here I am love that again. If you like the movie The
1:05:14
Witch from a twenty four by Robert Eggers, this book is for you.
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It's basically a young woman driven to becoming the monster that everyone feared her to
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be and begin with, so everyone's get everyone gets the knuppets at the end.
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So was meaning to say, did we want to start doing a reading
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system? For the books. Uh yeah, so I guess like based on
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the theme of the book, we will do like a kind of like a
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five star system. But like, yeah, so when came since she ended
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up getting cloth and hooves, we could do like a ratings on one to
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five hooves, one to five hooves. Oh gosh, okay, okay,
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But so this will be the first episode of season three. Actually, since
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we'll have the new system, I'm actually gonna pull up the production value a
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little bit on this, put some background music and shit like I'll make that.
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I'm gonna make this, make this sound a little better, a little
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more, and this is the stories and ship. So yeah, this will
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be the first episode of season three. Woo. As far as the rating,
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for me, I would read this book, I mean, I don't
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want to give it a five and a five. I'm gonna give it a
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five and at five five five hooves. Like I love this book. I
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wasn't kidding when I said that I wanted to make a movie based around this
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book. I do. It's so good. Yeah, based on what she
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said, it does sound like it's it's deserving a five out of five.
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Yeah. Uh well, I'm gonna give you it a four out of five,
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just because, like, I haven't read the book yet and from what
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you saw here telling me, it does sound really good, especially like historical
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fiction with like a little dab of horror and fantasy and drama. Yeah,
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this is right up, y'all's ali it's great now again. Huh oh yeah,
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yeah, I agree. So the na's coming weeks again. For the
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next couple of weeks, I'll be doing books. I'll be the one running
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the show for a little bit. I do have a list of books to
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do, so trust some of them are gonna be more fucked than others.
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There's a few I've read that really well, one in particular that's really uh
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it's in the category of extreme horror. So I will so I'm gonna have
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to go ahead and get put a like a veto on that one because I
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think that one was just too Yeah, I'm sorry, I think that,
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like from what you've told me about Womb yeah, womb Yeah, No,
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it isn't too uh too much. That's too much. That's too much.
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It's space like you thought. I thought, like well, before you told
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me about that book, I thought all Bound Hearts, at least at first
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seen in in chapter one was bad, and from what you're telling me,
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this is like the whole book that more or less. Yeah, some parts
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are worse than others, but for the most part, especially towards the end,
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it gets really fucked. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
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that's fine. That's fine, that's fine. I left it up to
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you if if you were gonna, if you would let me talk about it
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or not, because I would have I would have done it in a way
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where it would have been as graphic. But no, that's perfectly fine,
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that is perfectly fine. I have other ones I can get into great books.
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Yeah, so they give me a little, a little glimpse of what's
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cooking. I am currently working on the summary as well as other material for
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Neil Gilman's American Gods, So that'll be happening soon. They'll probably be happening,
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not for a couple of weeks, but that's happening. Great book.
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And then What Moves the Dead is another one. Uh, that's the only
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thing I can think of on the top of my head. There are others,
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but yeah, so the next couple of weeks it'll be It'll be me
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until well it's not. Then Jacob will talk about some book he read currently,
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he's like hands deep in the Wheel of Time series. Yeah, I
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have not touched that book in the last week. I got to finish it
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because on four Oh yeah, yeah, I'm on book four out of fourteen.
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Like, yeah, the Wheel of Time is one of the longest book
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series I've ever read, and each book is how much? How many pages
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is in book four The Shadow Rising? Okay, so my Kiddle edition has
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one thousand and thirty two pages. Oh so, and I'm only on chapter
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nine. Damn. So that's fair, that's fair. But yeah, so
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I'll be doing the next couple of weeks and then Jacob. Then we will
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start going back and forth between me and Jacob. That is the goal eventually
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to do. Yeah, so buckle up, we'll get We'll stay in the
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world of ouky spooky is even though well you'll you'll you all will soon learn
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I like books on the uki spooky side of things. It's not gonna be
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much gay love. I mean, there could be some gay love depending on
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which book, ay, but like, for the most part, we're gonna
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get some uky spooky stuff a lot, I will say, I will say,
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after we're done with your uki spooky we can go ahead and review the
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novelization of Gojita and Godzilla Rais Again Raids Again. Yes' Reddit, I just
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got to finish quickly finish up God's Raids Again. I gotta tell you,
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though, Godzilla Raids Again is not my favorite. Oh it really isn't.
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And who I've seen the movie and I'm reading the book and I'm like,
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okay, I've seen It's basically it's the books are basically just an exact telling
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of the movies. Yeah, like there unlike you know, with most movie
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novelizations, there's uh uh like little extra details that they put in there,
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but these two but these two books are just exact retelling of how it happens
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in the movies. Yeah, so I was I started reading. I already
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finished Godzilla. Now I just gotta read finish reading Raids Again. And I'm
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like, hm hmm, yeah, that's this was this is definitely probably this
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was probably the weakest Godzilla. And that's saying a lot, because there's like
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Godzilla has had some terrible movies. Matthew Brodericks American first American and then uh
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like the there was a few there was there was a few books. I'm
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sorry a few movies that came out in the seventies that kind of killed the
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show era, like Godsill versus Megalon and uh because I was about to say,
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had gods Oliver versus Heater but he that one was actually really good.
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Yeah, but anyway, Uh so that is pretty much it for this episode.
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Yes, catch us next time as I take down a road of ooky
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spooky them. Which book are you doing next week? Which book? Uh?
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The let me get the author's name before I say it. Uh,
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The Thing between Us by Gus more in No more O. Awesome. So
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guys, catch us, then catch us next time, but until then,
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bye bye,