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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Pushkin.
Hi.
Hello.
We're back again in the studio.
Yes, and in your earbuds. Yep. Who do we have on the docket today?
This one, her name's Julia.
Okay, this episode is the first one that I ever did with a stranger.
Yeah.
Like someone that wasn't a friend or a family, and it was a little scary. It was a little intimidating. Julia's a journalist, and I needed to, like, step up.
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Chapter 2: What experiences shaped Julia's childhood and led to her changing schools?
Let's both sit down. I'm already seated. And silence. All right. Do you have any snacks?
No, I can't eat a snack silently.
It was a trick question.
Oh, did I pass?
Yes, you did. Thank God. All right. And here we go. Oh, but first. We're going to pay those bills. Going to pay my automobile bills. With a word from our sponsor.
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It's not my birthday for another seven months.
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Chapter 3: How did Julia's friendships change during her school years?
They were living their lives. But I was on the sidelines, taking it all in, remembering.
Hello? Hi, Sarah. Hi. It's been a really long time.
Yeah, it has. Yes, it has.
Having all these conversations made Julia think about Sarah and what she might remember. But when she asked her if she had any recollection about the day those girls showed up at her door, Sarah couldn't remember anything.
The first thing I thought of when you said a group of girls riding the doorbell, I immediately thought it would be a bad experience. Like it wasn't people coming, looking for you to be like, we miss you. Where are you? Yeah.
Grade eight was a bad year at that school. Either you were being bullied and picked on or you had to turn around and become the bully.
Yeah. Yeah. Something toxic, something dark.
I think normal bullying, if there's such a thing as normal bullying, you can identify it. the perpetrator and the victim and the like, but it was, it was just so pervasive.
Do you remember the day that you realized that I was gone?
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