Harrison Garlick

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326 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2026 last heard 8 Sep

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And the thing is that's always so impressive is he does it in such a short amount of time.
Yeah, no, very good.
You know, one thing you mentioned earlier is about how the drums affect him, uh affect Solomon Cain in the story.
And like two thoughts there.
One is uh just as a minor thought, yeah, it was interesting that then the drums uh are always kind of communicating to him, uh they're always kind of communicating to him things that he thinks he's hearing, right?
So like after he's captured, uh he thinks they're saying fool, fool, fool over again.
I that is an interesting observation about how the drums affect him.
But the thing that actually stood out to me more than that, uh, and probably because I just actually finished reading Called Wild uh with my eight year old boy, is that then you have this concept of blood memory.
Right, so here's this white Puritan Christian character who goes into uh you know the depths of Africa, and it's very primal and pagan and the black god and very irrational, and he starts to have these uh blood memories.
Let's see if I get a good example from the text.
Yeah, here at page fifty-five, it says again, somewhere in his soul, dim pride.
Primal deeps were stirring, age old thought memories, veiled in the fogs of lost eons.
He had been here before, thought Cain.
He knew all this of old, the lurid flames beating back the sullen night.
Yeah, Jack London uses that a lot in Call of the Wild.
It's just it's a text that's somewhat fresh on my mind.
Yeah, and even explaining that to my boy, like, you know, he at some point Buck, you know, has dreams uh of of sitting next to the campfire, next to the caveman.
And all these are patterns.
That have been played out before.
And yeah, they're baked in, they're kneaded into the blood memory.
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