Twelve Months, Chapters 29-31
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
This is an unspoiled network podcast. This is unspoiled covering the Dresden Files, book 18, 12 months. Chapters 30 through, no, 29 through 31. My bad. I know things. In these chapters, we have got some more attacks happening.
What events lead to Harry drawing a line in the sand?
We have got a moment with Lara Wraith. There's a lot of forward progress happening. Also a conversation with Fitz. Welcome to Unspoiled.
Welcome to the show, everyone.
I am Natasha. I'm Rashawn. How did you feel about The conversation with Fitz, because I was very like, I didn't realize how much I was rooting for Fitz to open up more. And then it happened and I was suddenly like, you know what? Yeah, I want more of this kid.
Yeah.
Let's do this.
I really like that it turns out that the first time Harry is able to say the words out loud about Murphy being gone, being dead, like saying the big, you know, saying the word dead. Mm-hmm. Is a moment that occurs where, one, he feels like, I owe this person the same level of vulnerability they've just shown me.
Yeah.
And also that it's... it's, it's Harry frames it almost like he's being forced. Like I have to, you know, meet him in kind, but really it's not, it's, it's just, it's, he has gotten to a place where he can say it. And the fact that Fitz is the one that's like safe person to do it with for the very first time feels really important. Yeah. To, it makes me think that, this relationship is going to be more important than I maybe even realized. And it makes me also a little concerned because now, like if Fitz is going to be a real player, now I have to be worried about him. Is he going to be safe?
How does Lara Wraith's character influence the story?
Is he going to be corrupted and end up being a, you know, a bad guy or a, Not necessarily a bad guy, but like... Adversary of some kind. Yeah. I'm just like now... It's like now Fitz is on the board. Yeah. In a way that he wasn't before. And I like this. I think at one point, Harry even calls him little brother.
Mm-hmm.
And I just said, oh, I think I'm here for this.
What is the significance of Harry's conversation with Fitz?
Right. Yeah. But it does make me concerned because the minute somebody becomes important, then they become... vulnerable and you it is a reader you start to worry like oh god butcher what are you gonna do how are you gonna hurt me with this is what i feel what i felt when i was reading honestly sure there's a reason that we are all like this and it's your fault um all right so starting 29 um
we are at this swanky event with Lara, who is dressed up and looking incredible. And they take off to a separate room in this hotel to try the experiment of controlling her hunger and separating it from her. And Harry is like, I hope you're okay with paying for the fact that I'm about to spray paint all over this floor. And I was just like, sir, you maybe could have figured out another way to do this or, you know.
It's so funny he thinks that later on. He's like, maybe I can get a mat or something. Maybe I can just roll out. Come on, sir. Obviously. Just carry it around like a yoga mat and a sling on his back. Precisely. Have that, have a couple rifles, have a staff all rolled up into a nice little pack and just sling that shit right over his shoulder.
I'm picturing now that he keeps adding stuff until it's like one of those backpacking bags that's like, you know, a thing that goes like two feet over your head. Perry's already so tall. Him with that on his back, everybody would just be like, what the fuck is this?
I'm like that when I see those in real life. I'm just like, what all do you have in there? What is going on? Is there a tent in there? I really have no idea what's going on with those backpacks when they're that big. They have like the metal... Like, does it turn into a tent? Like, what is going on with that?
They do not. I have often thought that myself, that, like, this would be really efficient if you could find a way to make the backpack itself something, you know? But... And most of the ones with frames aren't worth it because they get too heavy. But I had one of those for a little while, and, man, those things are... It's crazy how carefully they have...
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:02–0:32
2
What events lead to Harry drawing a line in the sand?
0:32–3:01
3
How does Lara Wraith's character influence the story?
3:01–3:29
4
What is the significance of Harry's conversation with Fitz?
3:29–7:41
5
How does Harry cope with the loss of Murphy?
7:41–16:03
6
What challenges does Daniel Carpenter face in this episode?
16:03–18:01
7
How do the Brotherhood's actions impact the narrative?
18:01–27:23
8
What strategies does Harry consider to protect the people at the bazaar?
27:23–1:48:00