Dorothy Newell
speaker
843 appearances
11 recordings
6 series
first heard Oct 2025
last heard 6 Jul
Dorothy Newell’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Appearances
A forest of coral covered the hull in bright pinks, oranges, blues, and yellows.
Small shapes danced in and around the reef.
A school of small fish flitted by.
Their scales were a pearlescent gradient of blues and pinks that sparkled in the low light.
They danced around us before darting into the ship's rower's deck.
A large green octopus with yellow rings observed us before sliding into a crack it had made its home.
After taking in the rare beauty of the wreck, we began to explore.
Whatever sunk the ship left a giant, jagged hole near the stern.
A snaggletoothed mauve shattered mossy wooden planks laid open, and we eagerly swam toward it.
Thoughts of future discoveries clouded our judgment.
We didn't notice the slow current that helped us along, slowly guiding us toward the opening.
We didn't notice that the water in the cabin was bitterly cold and stagnant.
Outside was teeming with life and movement, but inside the small cabin, we were completely alone.
As we entered the wreck, we saw an onyx pedestal stool in the middle of the debris-filled room.
Covered in broken planks and shattered ceramic, it stood four feet tall and two feet wide.
We could barely see the sparkle of intricate gold carvings on its surface.
Stavros, Mark, and I got to work moving aside planks in a hurry to lay eyes on the discovery.
A low groan from below roused me from the memory and reverberated through the sea.
The temperature dropped as the sunlight dimmed.
I spared a glance down at the wreck and regretted it almost immediately.
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