Twelve Months, Chapters 32-34
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Who is Bock and why is he significant to Michael Carpenter?
This is an unspoiled network podcast. This is unspoiled, covering the Dresden Files, book 18, 12 months, chapters 32, 33, and 34. In these chapters, we have to take care of a problem. And by we, I mean Daniel Carpenter, who really impresses me. A lot.
Welcome to Unspoiled. Welcome to Unspoiled.
Welcome to the show, everyone. I am Natasha. I'm Rashawn. Okay, so tell me how you felt that it was indeed Bach, which you were very much hoping it wasn't.
I was really hoping that it wasn't because I didn't want the consequences that would come from that. Sorry about that. But it was Bach and it was him and his people. And once we got there and we saw what was going on, it was so weird.
What does Harry reveal about his feelings for Murphy?
Did you hear my phone ring? Foley sounds over there, yeah.
And then it stopped. And then it just stopped. Because it was like, oh, wait, no, we're supposed to be on Do Not Disturb. It was like it caught itself fucking up. It was the weirdest thing.
Oh, my God. Like... That's really funny. All right.
God, don't leave me a visual voicemail.
I can't take... The visual voicemail thing is... a curse i i understand i there's got to be a way to turn it off this pops up while i'm doing my recordings all the time and it's so distracting and it really frustrates me it's just boop right there yeah and it's like way more distracting when you're the only one on camera i can't even imagine it's no bueno But anyway, you didn't want it to be Bach.
Yeah, I didn't want it to be Bach because of the implication that we have mortals hurting other mortals with black magic that it puts Harry in a position where he has to confront them and maybe stop them using because I don't know how much force he's going to need to like make them behave.
How does Harry's past influence his current decisions?
Yeah. The fact also that not only is it boxed, it turned out that it was throwing the magic, but it really was some of those guys, those assholes from the Brotherhood that we met last podcast, that were harassing the people at Box Bookstore. Yeah. So it was just a bunch of bad, like, actions from people that I want to have, I want better from. Yes. On the flip side, because there's always a fucking flip side.
Hmm.
Constantly reminding myself that these are deeply, deeply traumatized peoples that have lived through an unimaginable occurrence. Their whole entire worldview has been shifted, which I've been thinking a lot about. The magnitude of the shift that occurs in these books and wondering about real life. Like, has something happened that so fundamentally shifted people? your entire way you know the way the world functions. And I've been thinking about that a lot, and I've come up with a couple of, like, singular instances, but nothing of the magnitude of what's happening in the books, because I don't know how real life could match something as, like, the supernatural being showing up with a weapon of mass destruction and leveling the city.
You know what I mean? But, so...
What are the implications of black magic in this episode?
as irritated as I am with the behavior of both the brotherhood and the kids at the bookstore, the guys, the people at the bookstore, they're just scared. Yeah. Terrified. Um, Carl and his band of goons are behaving like falling for our worst human instincts, you know, like just like, like doubling down in a tribalism and, um, And othering people. And then because you've othered them, that gives you the right to enact violence against them. You know, it's just like it's something that we're watching in real time. People falling into this trap. You know, whether... Don't want to get into a lot of political stuff, but you guys are all aware what's going on in the world. So Carl is a real guy that we all know and have encountered on the apps or the news, you know, in our families.
So I found myself being really, really conflicted between being really angry and also just like, but I get it. Yeah. We're just all so scared. And I had said last time, the thing about box is that Harry had promised to like help them out and we hadn't really seen it, but it didn't mean it didn't happen because the way the book is going, so much time is passing between each chapter and
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Who is Bock and why is he significant to Michael Carpenter?
0:02–1:49
2
What does Harry reveal about his feelings for Murphy?
1:49–2:57
3
How does Harry's past influence his current decisions?
2:57–4:25
4
What are the implications of black magic in this episode?
4:25–5:54
5
How do the characters deal with trauma and guilt?
5:54–6:45
6
What does Daniel Carpenter's leadership reveal about his character?
6:45–8:57
7
What challenges does Harry face with the Brotherhood?
8:57–10:20
8
How does the episode conclude with Harry's emotional journey?
10:20–1:38:30