Twelve Months, Chapters 49 & 50
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What significant events happen during the rescue of Thomas Raith?
Is all the money wasted on international level lemonade? Calm down, it's Pirkka! New Pirkka fan products only from K-food stores. Still Pirkka, for 40 years. This is an unspoiled network podcast. This is unspoiled, covering... The Dresden Files. Book, what is this, 18? Yes, it is. Chapters 49 and 50. In these chapters, Harry saves Thomas and pays a price. Pays a real fucking price. Welcome to Unspoiled. Unspoiled.
My life is flashing across the sky. You're only young, but you're gonna die. I won't take no prisoners once we're done alive.
Welcome to the show, everyone. I am Natasha. I'm Rashawn. All right. Tell me what you thought. Tell me everything. Devastating. Yeah, that's right. It was so intense. And some moments were so harrowing. Like, I never thought that Mad was actually going to kill Justine and the baby. Like, I didn't. That wasn't where the tension lied for me.
Mm-hmm.
But when the Crone shows up, I was like, uh-oh. I can't speak for her. I know Mab a little bit, but I don't know this bitch at all. I don't know what she's going to do. Right, right, yeah. But yeah, it was a lot in these two chapters. And the description of the process of saving Thomas and how close they came to losing him. It was funny, there was... There was a moment where they're talking about saving Thomas and pulling him out of, you know, this state that he's in, this sort of stasis. And it made me think about, and I might be doing too much here. If I am, I apologize. But it made me think a little bit about what it's like when you're, like, really deeply, deeply depressed. Yeah. And people are trying to haul you back to life.
Mm-hmm. you know and um how uncomfortable and painful it is um and how desperate the people can be that are trying to save you and how because thomas had thomas according to the hunger had given up he was tired he was ruined he was you know yeah um and it just really uh resonated with me um It was a lie. It was a fucking lie. And then the fucking reveal of what the cause was... Fucking yikes. Yeah. But also, elegant. The solution is very elegant and... kind of best case scenario yeah considering all the alternatives and even though i know it's going to be devastating for thomas to carry this and he'll have to carry it not alone because harry and larry will be there but justine won't um as awful as that is it's it's a beautiful kind of solution in a really really sad way yeah um
And I think Matt kind of did a big one here. Like shout out to Matt, you know, did a big one. That is true. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's, um, all right.
How does Harry pay a price for saving Thomas?
Well, I, I want to talk about this very much, but I want to start at the beginning as well because I have a tendency. Um, yeah. So we have to fight. We really do. I want to use the word proclivity, but that has such a weird, creepy connotation to it that I don't ever use that word. It kind of does. Isn't that a shame? You know, whenever somebody's talking about their proclivities, it's always like something that you shouldn't be doing, which is unfortunate because it's a good word. Oh, man. But yeah, so I really enjoy that the chapter begins by having Harry be like, I was concentrating and I was in it and then this bitch had to come in here and say some crazy shit and now I cannot focus. What is she doing?
She just seriously harshed my mellow. My wizard mellow. I haven't heard that in so fucking long. I can't believe that was a thing that we used to say. I don't think I ever actively included that in my lexicon but it was definitely something that you would hear All the time. Yep. I don't even know if people ever said it in real life or it was just something that became popular in certain types of movies in the 90s and early 80s. Yeah, it's almost like it was so hilarious that nobody ever really said it, but we insisted they did because we liked saying it to make fun of them. And so it was actually a little bit serious. It wasn't ironic. But yeah, this bit of him just being like, God fucking damn it. I was laughing because...
he asked her to be here, and later, he's just like, the fuck are you doing?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What significant events happen during the rescue of Thomas Raith?
0:00–4:42
2
How does Harry pay a price for saving Thomas?
4:42–10:06
3
What role does Mother Winter play in the story?
10:06–13:47
4
How does the conversation shift to themes of sacrifice and grief?
13:47–17:57
5
What are the implications of Thomas's sacrifice for his relationships?
17:57–22:03
6
How does Harry's mental state affect his actions during the rescue?
22:03–33:09
7
What is the significance of the deal made with Etri?
33:09–36:25
8
How do the characters deal with the aftermath of the events?
36:25–1:49:54