MOTHER LINE - Part 2 of 4
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What happens at the start of the party and why does the conflict begin?
Welcome thrillers. It's Jeff Schmidt, the maker of the madness here at Ominous Thrill. Just a quick note. This is part two of a four part story. If you haven't heard the other parts, just look back in the feed.
Listen up, thrillers. A quick note tonight's devious audio delight contains adult content and language, including graphic violence and sexual situations.
I'm in his thrill.
Whoa, wait. You have two master's degrees? She does. You'll never guess.
No, Zane is mistaken. No, you have one. I have one.
Yeah, okay. But tell him about the other one.
Zane. Hold on, hold on.
Let me guess, let me guess. Bro, you'll never guess, not in like a million years. I'm gonna say... Forestry. Oh my
god,
no!
Forestry? Don't
you got a place in the woods? Shit, you totally
do. My mother's place.
It's creepy as fuck out there too. She like lights magic candles, communes with mommy spirits and
you're being obnoxious.
Why does Brooklyn brag about her second master’s degree and how does it affect the group?
Stop.
No, come on, this is fun. Guess again.
Bitch should be spending all party in the bathroom. What's the tea?
Brooke is flexing about her second master's, which is totally not
in forestry. And it's not a master's clown. Shh. They don't listen.
Scott
has to guess. You'll never guess though, right? So just say it already, man. Okay, okay. Okay. Brooke has a bachelor right in. Zane,
please
stop. Hey, no backing out now. You ready? Say it already, fuck mystical feminism. Oh, for fuck's sake. What?
Same dumb
fuck. Isn't that?
What the fuck is that? It's the historical erasure and suppression of feminine spirituality, not whatever Zane just said.
Yeah, okay, but right. Right?
I think it's fire.
You have a degree. Like like four years in what kind of feminism? Happy now, Zane. I thought you were proud of that.
I am proud of it.
But I totally get why you wouldn't share that, Brooke. I mean you could get deported or something. Hey, this is a party. We're not talking about that shit here.
Yep. Come on everyone. Climb back inside the privilege bubble.
Another P word I'm sick of hearing.
Which ones are those again, Scott? Privilege. Patriarchy.
Keenis? Because yeah, I've about had it with all them too. Three Ps of the Apocalypse.
Hmm, funny. Is that what you spent four years studying in whatever kind of feminism class?
It's a history degree, actually.
Snooze. So what is it? Net it out.
Net out a four-year degree.
Yeah. I make rich people richer and skim off the top. See? Easy.
Okay. Across human history, stories of gods were always a reflection of those who held power. Like I said, snooze. So right now, with men running things, the dominant myth is of a male savior, the son of a male god who's to come back from the dead to save us all from the earthly hells created by men. Oh my god. But Before there was a hі. There was her. 290,000 years of thriving goddess cultures.
Goddess?
The divine mother. The cosmic womb that birthed all there is. The animating presence of the universe. The alpha.
Hilarious. So God is a chick.
That offend you?
Uh no. Just seems like the kind of shit women would make up.
Hmm, and the male god claiming women are made from the rib of a man is what, science? You'd think a male god would know how pussies work. So
what?
How does the conversation shift to the history of goddess worship and feminist erasure?
They're just stories.
Men rewrote her stories and have ruled for 10,000 years. Stories matter. Well, hey, you ladies had your run. Ugh they erased her stories. But they can't erase her. Mm. Preach. Whatever. Because even now All these millennia later. When a man looks into the eyes of a woman, he still senses her. And becomes terrified. Bullshit of what? See for yourself.
Yeah?
Yeah. Look in my eyes. Don't turn him into a frog, Brooke. Need to catch that D later. I'll be gentle.
Mm-hmm. So What? What?
Look closer.
Try not to get turned on, bro. No promises.
Can you see it? Fiele.
Uh no. What am I supposed to see that's so terrifying?
Your insignificance.
Haha. Told you. Congrats, bro. Your fiance's gonna dom you. Good luck with that.
Oh
my god, Scott, we are not engaged. Yeah,
so anyway, Brooke has like family drama that drew her to study all that stuff, right?
Drama? Well, one way to put it, yeah. My mother thought it was important. Uh just like my father and money. Um, no.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What happens at the start of the party and why does the conflict begin?
0:00–1:04
2
Why does Brooklyn brag about her second master’s degree and how does it affect the group?
1:04–3:41
3
How does the conversation shift to the history of goddess worship and feminist erasure?
3:41–11:27
4
What triggers the decision to let Brooklyn drive home and how does Zane react?
11:27–18:27
5
Why are the characters stopped by police and what rights do they claim?
18:27–20:27
6
How does the debate over who is the ‘driver of their life’ unfold during the stop?
20:27–26:11