Harrison Garlick
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326 appearances
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1 series
first heard Sep 2026
last heard 8 Sep
Harrison Garlick’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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What's interesting in that, like kind of
tethering to that exact same concept, um and not to make too much of it, but
The infight between Kane and Wolf, I found uh that Howard was kind of subtly presenting this then as two eternal forces clashing against each other.
You have, and probably I wouldn't say this in Konyan, but I might say it here with Kane, is justice and injustice.
He he refers to them constantly during their duel as basically opposing elements.
These are cosmic forces now that seem to be just cutting.
are kind of distilled and made into icons into these two characters.
Before we get to the the end of the story, uh, you know, back at the when they were when he was captured, et cetera, I I sorry, I always laugh because when I read this the first time I laughed out loud when uh we're introduced to the character of Golka, the gorilla slayer.
I thought that's I don't know, I just thought
Right.
I guess that was like the most like over the top.
Uh but then, you know, but then he sets it up, right?
So the Golka, why is he called that is because he had killed uh, you know, he I mean he's a huge, like just, you know, fantastically large and primal human.
And he's, you know, even killed a female gorilla, which is, you know, a great kind of uh foreshadowing of how the story's actually going to end, right?
We're gonna get this almost Deus ex machina.
Ending for Cain.
I laughed when he when he was introduced.
And so what did you make, though, of the ending?
So Solomon Cain is victorious over the wolf.
Good has triumphed over evil.
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