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In the second part of The Archers’ Evermore queer analysis, Katie and Madyson continue to explore the queer invisible string that connects happiness (0:00), dorothea (12:23), coney island (28:27), ivy (38:15), cowboy like me (50:15), long story short (1:03:51), marjorie (1:08:56), closure (1:12:38), evermore (1:18:07), right where you left me (1:27:14), and it’s time to go (1:37:16). They explain how dorothea connects to the folklore love triangle, and their theory that dorothea and augustine skipped prom together. Madyson connects coney island to All Too Well (10 minute version); Katie explains why hoax and right where you left me are basically the same song. And of course, the significance of invisible string and cowboy like me both being track 11.
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CW: This episode includes a lot of talk of child neglect and abuse as well as suicide, so please take care in listening. We recorded this episode on August 19th, 2022 for our Patreon feed, where we read chapters 11-14 from the Rebekah Harkness biography by Craig Unger, Blue Blood. We’ve recapped...
Published 06/04/23
We recorded this second installment of our Blue Blood Book Club on June 14th, 2022 for our Patreon feed, where we read chapters 6-11 from the Rebekah Harkness by Craig Unger biography, Blue Blood. We’ve recapped our notes and thoughts over on Patreon for the last year. Now, we've edited them down...
Published 05/21/23