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Speaker 4: I do not have time to properly relate the horrors
Speaker 4: of this night, nor is there a likelihood that they
Speaker 4: will be read by friendly eyes. But I write these
Speaker 4: last words in the hope that they may, at some
Speaker 4: point in the future be of service to someone else.
Speaker 4: What I have seen this night devive, since it strains
Speaker 4: belief this town is cursed and I will not.
Speaker 1: Survive to see dawn.
Speaker 5: Instead of taking the left turn to safety, when I
Speaker 5: reached the intersection, I turned right. I wonder now how
Speaker 5: things would have ended if I'd just driven toward Maine
Speaker 5: instead of turned back towards Sylvie. Between her house and
Speaker 5: mine lay downtown, where the lights from emergency vehicles made
Speaker 5: the world seem ghostly, unreal. I couldn't run that gauntlet,
Speaker 5: so I took all the little side streets and alleys
Speaker 5: to get around it. I was in shock. I didn't
Speaker 5: know what I was doing. I didn't know what I
Speaker 5: was going to do after. But I knew I wanted
Speaker 5: Sylvie to ride shotgun.
Speaker 1: Hey, this is Sylvie. You know what to do.
Speaker 5: Sylvie. Uh hey, I'm coming to get you. If you
Speaker 5: could just be home when I get there. There's something
Speaker 5: really messed up happened, dude. And the woman who appeared
Speaker 5: in front of my car was completely naked.
Speaker 1: I stopped stop.
Speaker 5: She was covered in that blood spread her eyes and
Speaker 5: nose and ears, all leaking dark red. Jesus, Oh my god,
Speaker 5: Oh my god. Hey, get away, get away.
Speaker 4: Jesus Jesus.
Speaker 5: She wasn't the only one out either, the police, the
Speaker 5: National Guard, the occasional gunshot ringing out, another neighbor taking
Speaker 5: a bullet, or maybe trying to take down an infected
Speaker 5: family member or former best friend. I had no way
Speaker 5: of knowing how far this thing had spread, how close
Speaker 5: I was to the end of the world. Sylvie Street
Speaker 5: was pitch black, foreboding, not a light on anywhere, Sylvie, Sylvie,
Speaker 5: it's me, let me in. God damn it, Sylvie, Please fucking.
Speaker 1: Get in here. Are you crazy?
Speaker 5: I've been calling you.
Speaker 1: Phone's dead.
Speaker 5: How long has your power been out?
Speaker 1: All evening? Had the National Guard here earlier? A guy
Speaker 1: claiming to be a medic took my temperature and asked
Speaker 1: a lot of questions about who I came in contact with.
Speaker 1: You still have power at your place?
Speaker 5: No, we can't go back there tonight.
Speaker 1: Why not?
Speaker 5: Okay, I'm going to tell you something and you're not
Speaker 5: gonna believe me, but I need you to trust me.
Speaker 5: I'm not lying and I'm not crazy. And out with it. Jesus,
Speaker 5: Jimbo came to see me before he died. Nope, go on.
Speaker 5: When I got home from Jerry Havoc's house this evening,
Speaker 5: Jimbohorn was waiting for me.
Speaker 6: Go on.
Speaker 5: He was not dead or alive.
Speaker 1: Explain.
Speaker 5: Don't make me say it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, say it.
Speaker 5: Fine. He was a vampire. I knew it.
Speaker 1: I knew it. I don't mean a gloat, but I
Speaker 1: knew it. So uh, okay, I'm sorry. What what happened
Speaker 1: to Jimbo?
Speaker 5: Oh he tried to kill me?
Speaker 1: What? Oh my god? Wait? Wait, how did you get away?
Speaker 5: I will I put a goddamn steak through his heart?
Speaker 1: Jesus, Yeah, oh my god. Oh so he's just lying
Speaker 1: on the floor at your house dead?
Speaker 5: Yeah? I mean, I mean I think so. Marie happened
Speaker 5: to come check on me. And told me about his
Speaker 5: escape from the hospital, how he killed a mortician.
Speaker 1: Marie, the nurse who helped your father. Yeah, ah, don't.
Speaker 1: I don't know what to say.
Speaker 5: Oh, and Ken, he's a vampire too, what the street preacher? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Oh, oh, the poor guy.
Speaker 5: And he told Marie I know what to do because
Speaker 5: of my family.
Speaker 1: Oh, you're supposed to to.
Speaker 5: To kill vampires.
Speaker 1: I guess, well, you're after a good start. Oh no, no, oh, honey,
Speaker 1: I'm I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: I didn't want to kill him.
Speaker 1: He attacked me, and I know, honey, honey, honey, No,
Speaker 1: it's okay. Come here. I'm sorry. I'm just I'm very traumatized. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 1: who wouldn't be.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, Barbara, Barbara. We need to check on her.
Speaker 1: No, Kuran, Kurin, I hate to tell you this, but
Speaker 1: I think it might be dangerous to go outside now.
Speaker 5: And no, Jimbo left her there in the house. He
Speaker 5: said he attacked her.
Speaker 1: Well, Karin, if that's true, she may be beyond our help.
Speaker 5: Sylvie, that's no excuse not to help her.
Speaker 1: God damn it.
Speaker 5: Her In, I'll drive.
Speaker 1: No, No, you're in no shape to drive. I will drive,
Speaker 1: God damnit her in.
Speaker 5: We were back on the streets, and the tension was
Speaker 5: palpable as we barreled toward Jimbo in Barb's house.
Speaker 1: Should I take Main Street or cut over to third?
Speaker 5: You think i'd stay off the main drag? The National
Speaker 5: Guard is crawling all over it must be their base camp. Smart.
Speaker 1: Oh shit, you never told me how I went with Jerry.
Speaker 1: You saw him.
Speaker 5: Earlier, right, strange he was, I don't know. He was
Speaker 5: out of sorts. He seemed to be dealing with some
Speaker 5: business stuff that didn't make him terribly happy.
Speaker 1: He was preoccupied with business during a vampire outbreak.
Speaker 5: Yeah, weird, yep.
Speaker 1: What was the inside of the house like?
Speaker 5: I mean? I felt like a museum. He has a
Speaker 5: portrait of his great great great grandmother that is clearly haunted.
Speaker 5: Oh he's squirrely, dude. Do you think he has anything
Speaker 5: to do with all this? Who's to say? Shit?
Speaker 1: Roadblock, I'll make short work at these boys trying to
Speaker 1: act like you've been infected with vampirism though. See your id,
Speaker 1: ma'am is sure a thing handsome.
Speaker 2: What's your business tonight? Oh?
Speaker 1: I'm just driving to see a friend who lives down
Speaker 1: this way.
Speaker 4: Are you aware of there's a curfew.
Speaker 1: Oh I was not.
Speaker 2: Have you come in contact with anyone to any strange behavior?
Speaker 1: Always tonight? No?
Speaker 4: No, have you exhibited any signs of fatigue, fever, nausea,
Speaker 4: or bleeding from your eyes or nose or ears?
Speaker 5: Uh? You know?
Speaker 1: Can I go now?
Speaker 2: Not this way?
Speaker 4: This road is shut down.
Speaker 1: Well, our friend lives here, so.
Speaker 4: Well, ma'am, pray for her. Now, please turn around and
Speaker 4: return to your residence until curfew was lifted in the morning.
Speaker 1: Are you sure we can't just drink?
Speaker 4: Oh? My god?
Speaker 1: Are you okay?
Speaker 4: What was it? How was that?
Speaker 1: That was Bill Braydon from the hardware store? Why was
Speaker 1: that sort of a bit shooting at me after making
Speaker 1: me some of those ridiculous drinks all these years with
Speaker 1: a straight face?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 1: Wait? Wait are you did you get hit?
Speaker 5: Wait?
Speaker 1: Could she look at my arm?
Speaker 5: Jesus, Yeah, yeah, you got grazed.
Speaker 1: The sweater is cash beer.
Speaker 5: Are you hurt? Can you drive?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Uh yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah I am, Oh, I am. I'm vibrating with adrenaline.
Speaker 5: You should probably get that bandage. Toney, we should go
Speaker 5: to the hospital.
Speaker 1: No, no, I'm not going to the hospital for a
Speaker 1: grace I just.
Speaker 5: Need to to bandage it up. Okay, maybe we'll find
Speaker 5: something at Jimbo and Barbes. It's just left I know,
Speaker 5: I know. Huh oh no, oh no, Barb. The Horn
Speaker 5: house was taped off and a couple of officers were
Speaker 5: standing on his front porch smoking. As we sat in
Speaker 5: the car watching. A cart was pushed out a body
Speaker 5: in a bag.
Speaker 1: Okay, we should go.
Speaker 5: Didn't deserve this. No, either did Jim or Ken or
Speaker 5: Old Tom Stabinaw or Bill Brayden.
Speaker 1: I mean, Bill did just shoot me?
Speaker 5: What's next, Sylvie? How long until this town is completely consumed?
Speaker 5: I don't know. I have to do something. Oh wait what,
Speaker 5: I'm going back to Jerry's house?
Speaker 1: Wait wait what?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 5: This all started with him and no one is even
Speaker 5: casting him a second glance. What if he attacks you?
Speaker 5: I don't know, I'll I'll fight back. I'm new to this.
Speaker 1: I'm going with you.
Speaker 5: No, No, you need a wingman. It's not safe.
Speaker 1: Look around Korean nowhere is safe. I just got shot
Speaker 1: by a guy who always orders his Berman mixed with sprite.
Speaker 1: I have pepper spray. Okay, fine, okay, what's the plan?
Speaker 5: No clue?
Speaker 1: Great? Great?
Speaker 5: I love it I'm in all right, let's go get
Speaker 5: murdered at the Havoc house.
Speaker 1: Wooo yeah.
Speaker 4: I do not have time to properly relate the horrors
Speaker 4: of this night, nor is there a likelihood that they
Speaker 4: will be read by friendly eyes. But I write these
Speaker 4: last words in the hope that they may, at some
Speaker 4: point in the future be of service to someone else.
Speaker 4: What I have seen this night defive. Since it's train's belief.
Speaker 4: This town is cursed, and I will not survive to
Speaker 4: see dog.
Speaker 6: De Marius?
Speaker 1: How could you allow this?
Speaker 6: Father?
Speaker 2: Please? De Marius?
Speaker 5: No, I suppose I'll see you both in hell.
Speaker 1: H Amen.
Speaker 5: What have you done?
Speaker 1: Josiah?
Speaker 5: What have you done?
Speaker 4: He was dead already, He was your son. You couldn't
Speaker 4: look past your own madness to try to save him.
Speaker 1: What kind of monster are you?
Speaker 4: Your grandsons will now grow up without a father.
Speaker 1: You have destroyed their future with a single blow. You
Speaker 1: foolish girl. Where are you going?
Speaker 5: Come back here and face me.
Speaker 1: I'm going to end this once and for all.
Speaker 4: Josiah, Come back here and face me. Cow Ad. Josiah
Speaker 4: has gone up to him. He has the stick. He's
Speaker 4: going after hunt.
Speaker 1: He's mad. I will stop him. Okay, careful, careful, the
Speaker 1: steps are steep. I'm not dying her in my legs
Speaker 1: work fine. My shoulder is bleeding.
Speaker 5: Can't believe you were Cashmere on a vampire hunt.
Speaker 1: The breakdown of society is no excuse to look sloppy.
Speaker 5: Well, play up your injury. Okay, keep them occupied. Uh,
Speaker 5: I'll snoop.
Speaker 1: Great air type plan, nothing can go wrong.
Speaker 5: Nope, word guaranteed success. Okay, here goes nothing. Jesus, I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: We didn't mean to scare you.
Speaker 2: It's fine, it's fine. I wasn't. Oh my god, you're okay,
Speaker 2: you're bleeding.
Speaker 5: It's hard to describe what happened to his face in
Speaker 5: that moment. Surprise flickered into something unreadable, a fiery intensity,
Speaker 5: before shifting back to concern, as if a mask slipped.
Speaker 5: It did not inspire confidence in our decision to come here.
Speaker 1: Quickly, Come in here, please, I wouldn't intrude, but well.
Speaker 2: It's nonsense.
Speaker 6: Please.
Speaker 2: I was just about to call you and tell you
Speaker 2: to come back up. It's pandemonium down there. I mean,
Speaker 2: have you seen It's all over the news. People have
Speaker 2: gone completely insane. Come into the kitchen. Got to have
Speaker 2: something in here to patch you up.
Speaker 5: Thank you. You were gonna call me why?
Speaker 2: You're the only person I know here in town. I
Speaker 2: figured I'd rather have you here and alive than elsewhere
Speaker 2: and dead.
Speaker 1: That is the sweetest thing I've ever heard here.
Speaker 2: Si Sylvie?
Speaker 5: Was it?
Speaker 1: That's what they call me?
Speaker 6: Ugh, I duh.
Speaker 2: I don't know how this kitchen is set up. Hobson
Speaker 2: usually deals with this sort of thing, and he went
Speaker 2: down to keep watching looters of the mill.
Speaker 5: Can I use your restroom? I'm having stomach problems.
Speaker 2: Down the hall next to the office, second door on
Speaker 2: the right.
Speaker 5: Thanks, be right back.
Speaker 1: So is there a missus jury Havoc the fourteenth?
Speaker 6: There is not?
Speaker 1: Oh, and why is that?
Speaker 5: I crept down the hall and found the bathroom, shut
Speaker 5: the door loudly enough for them to hear in the kitchen,
Speaker 5: and continued on to the next door to the dark office,
Speaker 5: not sure what I was even looking for, or even
Speaker 5: if there would be any evidence of well anything, let
Speaker 5: alone proof that this seemingly normal billionaire business tycoon was
Speaker 5: a bloodthirsty ghoul bent on my town's destruction. It did
Speaker 5: cross my mind to ask why he would come to Havoc,
Speaker 5: a town named for him to destroy it, and what
Speaker 5: I could see on his desk only supported my doubts.
Speaker 5: Spreadsheets on earnings, a mock up of the Havoc Mills project,
Speaker 5: an insane number of post it notes with all sorts
Speaker 5: of figures, phone numbers, emails. I mean of anything. This
Speaker 5: was just proving how dedicated he was to building this place.
Speaker 5: I think I was feeling something near to relief when
Speaker 5: my fingers rushed it. The ancient leather bound ledger cover,
Speaker 5: cracked from age, but patched with great care, a sign
Speaker 5: of its tremendous value to its owner. I touched it
Speaker 5: earlier in the evening, only to receive a swift rebuke.
Speaker 5: Don't Maybe it was just a precious family irelom. Maybe
Speaker 5: it was just a very old book that he treasured.
Speaker 5: But something about his earlier reaction rang an alarm bell
Speaker 5: in my mind. And as my fingers trailed over the
Speaker 5: ancient leather the book called to me A couple of
Speaker 5: loose leaves of old paper stuck out of it, as
Speaker 5: if saving a place in a novel. I reached out
Speaker 5: and very carefully flipped open to where it was bookmarked,
Speaker 5: and to the floor fluttered one of the sheets of paper.
Speaker 5: Oh shit. As I reached down to pick it up,
Speaker 5: my blood froze in my veins. On a sheet dated
Speaker 5: the tenth of October eighteen seventeen, a page dense with information,
Speaker 5: torn long ago from its original binding and written in
Speaker 5: a rushed but now familiar handwriting smeared with old ink,
Speaker 5: was an entry of Demerius Apasus journal.
Speaker 1: My time is short.
Speaker 4: Dawn is coming soon, but I do not believe that
Speaker 4: I will live long enough to see it. Whomever finds
Speaker 4: herself reading this, please get them at sitch to my children.
Speaker 4: Tell them their mother loved them, their father loved them,
Speaker 4: and to forgive the actions of their grandfather, who was.
Speaker 1: Doing what he believed needed to be done.
Speaker 4: I followed him into the night, hoping that I would
Speaker 4: be able to stop his madness before he killed another.
Speaker 1: I could not have imagined what I would find. Even
Speaker 1: in the dark.
Speaker 4: I knew the direction of the Havocafs high on the hill,
Speaker 4: and had I not, I could have located it by
Speaker 4: the firelight still flickering in its windows even at that
Speaker 4: late hour. Though I moved quickly, I did not overtake
Speaker 4: Father Josiah, but it would not have mattered as I
Speaker 4: came to the far edge of the forest, I saw
Speaker 4: him standing stalk still in silhouette against the light thrown
Speaker 4: by a large bonfire in front of the house.
Speaker 1: And before I saw her, I heard.
Speaker 6: Him bellow the nape, Missus Havoc, in the name of
Speaker 6: the Holy Father, I command you to release the boy.
Speaker 4: And then I saw her in the flicker of the firelight.
Speaker 1: Sophia Havoc, dressed in a white nightgown.
Speaker 4: A dark stain covering her breast and spreading all the
Speaker 4: way down her belly. In her arms, she held another
Speaker 4: form not much smaller than herself, a boy, limp lifeless.
Speaker 4: She seemed frozen in place for a moment, surprised to
Speaker 4: have been found in such a position. I thought it
Speaker 4: guilt for a moment before I heard it laughter deep
Speaker 4: and June, your God holds no sway here, prize, I.
Speaker 6: Say again, Missus Haabat, releish the boy.
Speaker 4: She seemed to consider this a moment before tossing the
Speaker 4: boy like a rag doole onto the fire beside her.
Speaker 4: I have never seen the man move faster than Josiah
Speaker 4: did toward the child in the fire. He dove headlong
Speaker 4: toward it, fronting as he grabbed the prone form and tossed.
Speaker 1: It aside in a blurse.
Speaker 4: Sophia Havoc was upon him. I rushed forward to health,
Speaker 4: but as I cleared the tree line, I hurt. Unholy wailed,
Speaker 4: and Sophia Habit rolled off him, clawing desperately at the
Speaker 4: wooden steake embedded below her stern, dark blood pulsing force
Speaker 4: as she graveled at it.
Speaker 6: Visit, oh Lord, we've missaging his habitation and creature and alive,
Speaker 6: and removed far away from him.
Speaker 2: All the snaars in the souths of the Devil.
Speaker 6: Let thy angels Michael, Raphael and Gabrielle dwell therein suprecifit
Speaker 6: in peace, and from all Unclean's sirens, Let thy blessing
Speaker 6: me always upon us.
Speaker 1: And then finally she was dead.
Speaker 5: Ah.
Speaker 4: Then with that, Josiah rushed to the boy's side, once more,
Speaker 4: hunched over the crumpled, smoldering bom. I did not hear
Speaker 4: what he whispered, but by his slumped shoulders I could
Speaker 4: tell that the boy had passed. I was frozen to
Speaker 4: my spot by the horror I witnessed, but I was
Speaker 4: jolted out of my stupor when he stood defiant and
Speaker 4: looked up at the arch house before him.
Speaker 6: Jerry Havoc, come out and face me, file devil.
Speaker 4: Before the echo of his cry dissipated, the door to
Speaker 4: the Havoc house opened and jury Havoc filled its brain.
Speaker 4: Disheveled in shirt sleeves and barefoot, he took in the
Speaker 4: bloody scene before him, his eyes landing on his wife's
Speaker 4: body beside the fire. He wailed as he rushed down
Speaker 4: and fell upon her.
Speaker 1: Josiah gave him his moment of grief. He was himself
Speaker 1: no monster.
Speaker 5: It was a great.
Speaker 4: Mistake, for when Havoc's eyes were once again raised, it
Speaker 4: was not grief that burned in them, but an intense hatred.
Speaker 4: Before Josiah could take in his position, Havoc sprang up
Speaker 4: and into him, the both of them toppling hard and
Speaker 4: landing on the ground with sickening thump. Havoc's hands were
Speaker 4: around Josiah's neck, and he howled as father struggled again him.
Speaker 4: I was compelled then to rush to his aid, he
Speaker 4: who I had cursed mere hours before.
Speaker 1: What could I do?
Speaker 4: Meek to merass demeris the sheep, to marrass the capt
Speaker 4: stop and miracles of miracles he did. His eyes found
Speaker 4: mine immediately, and his face chilled my flood. He stood
Speaker 4: slowly as Father Josiah.
Speaker 1: Gasped and flailed beneath him.
Speaker 4: Release him in the name of the Father.
Speaker 5: De merish, you, foolish girl.
Speaker 4: Run And with that Josiah veried, steak in Havoc's thigh
Speaker 4: rand mess.
Speaker 1: This time I listened.
Speaker 4: I rang blindly back through the horse back.
Speaker 1: To this house. I do not know how the scuffle ended.
Speaker 1: I do not know if I will survive this.
Speaker 4: Knife, and if I I do not know where to
Speaker 4: run to next, for how long I would need to run.
Speaker 4: Someone approaches outside. I do not know if it is
Speaker 4: Fathered Josiah or the devil himself. I suppose I will
Speaker 4: find out soon enough. Be brave, my children, and know
Speaker 4: that you come from a line of holy warriors.
Speaker 5: I wish you well. Shit and there it ended. I
Speaker 5: quickly thumbed through the large ledger itself. In it need
Speaker 5: to script tiny pages and pages dense with it, and
Speaker 5: every couple of pages a sketch of a familiar face,
Speaker 5: the one from the portrait in the living room. Sophia.
Speaker 5: Havoc lovingly drawn each signed with a date October tenth,
Speaker 5: the anna of her death at the hands of Josiah Abbys.
Speaker 5: The portraits went back one a year through the pages
Speaker 5: nineteen seventy, nineteen fifty five, eighteen ninety, eighteen eighteen, and
Speaker 5: beyond that handwriting going further all the way back to
Speaker 5: the first entry sixteen ten. I didn't have time to
Speaker 5: know if this was my proof, but it seemed pretty compelling.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, I do not know what came over
Speaker 5: me in that moment. Maybe it was something in my veins,
Speaker 5: my DNA program to fight. I knew I had to
Speaker 5: take it, and so as quietly as possible, I went
Speaker 5: over to the window, gently opened it, and dropped the
Speaker 5: ledger out onto the bushes below. I snuck back out
Speaker 5: of the dark office and into the hall, making sure
Speaker 5: to once again slam the bathroom door, before returning to
Speaker 5: the kitchen where Jeri Hathack was washing up. After patching
Speaker 5: up Sylvie, who was chattering like a nervous bird.
Speaker 1: At any rate, it never really came to fruition, so
Speaker 1: I was stuck with all of this patio furniture and.
Speaker 2: No one to sit in it. M Oh, I was worried,
Speaker 2: you've fallen in.
Speaker 5: Are we are? We all wrapped up so to speak.
Speaker 5: Oh wonderful. Thank you so much for having us.
Speaker 1: Oh no, so soon. We were just getting friendly.
Speaker 2: You're leaving with the town burning down the army taking over.
Speaker 5: Yes. I realized in the bathroom that I need to
Speaker 5: check on Sarahbeth.
Speaker 2: Sarahbeth, Oh my god, Sarabeth.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she must be terrified.
Speaker 2: It's pandemonium out there, ladies.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's well, that's why I have to check on her.
Speaker 5: She can't always help herself.
Speaker 6: Who is she?
Speaker 5: My cousin?
Speaker 2: Your cousin, m hmm, yeah, well family first, I guess
Speaker 2: obviously I can drive you. It really is incredibly dangerous
Speaker 2: out there, as evidence by your best friend being shot
Speaker 2: on the shoulder.
Speaker 1: It's just but a flesh wound. Thanks for patching me up, Doc,
Speaker 1: I feel good as new.
Speaker 5: Thank you again. The hospital was unreachable.
Speaker 2: Well, your cousin maybe too. I wish you'd reconsider no,
Speaker 2: thank you, Karen.
Speaker 5: He touched my shoulder and I couldn't hide the sudden
Speaker 5: shudder of revulsion, and I could tell that he felt
Speaker 5: it because he let go immediately.
Speaker 2: Be safe out there.
Speaker 5: We will thank you, Jerry, of course, We walked down
Speaker 5: to the car in silence, praying that he would shut
Speaker 5: the door so that I could steal into the bushes
Speaker 5: and retrieve the journal. Come on, come on, oh, thank god, I.
Speaker 1: Guess you really are you doing?
Speaker 6: Come on?
Speaker 1: What the hell are you doing?
Speaker 6: Come on?
Speaker 5: Come on, come on?
Speaker 3: Got it?
Speaker 5: What are you?
Speaker 2: Wait?
Speaker 1: Wait?
Speaker 5: Does that to get in the car? I'm driving?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 6: Here?
Speaker 5: Hold this? What is this? I think it's a diary?
Speaker 5: He keeps a diary, yes, and he's been keeping in
Speaker 5: for a long long time.
Speaker 3: Havoctown was created by me Aaron Mankey. The show was
Speaker 3: written and directed by Nicholas Takowski. This episode was edited
Speaker 3: and sound designed by Rima lk Ali, starring Jewels States
Speaker 3: as Corene Abbas, James Callis as Jerry Havoc, Felicia Day
Speaker 3: as Sylvie, Harris, Ray Wise as Josiah Abbas, Crystal Lee
Speaker 3: as Demeris, Daniel Ernesto A known as Noah Abbas, with
Speaker 3: additional voice acting from Hannah Fearman, Summer rain Menkey, Daniel
Speaker 3: Avi Sarkis, and Aaron Mankey. This season is directed by
Speaker 3: Nicholas Takoski, with assistant directors Sarah Klein and Jake Diamond,
Speaker 3: casting by Sunday Bowling CSA and Meg Mormon CSA. Production
Speaker 3: coordinator Wayna Calderon. Our theme song was created by Chris
Speaker 3: Childs executive producers Aaron Manke, Trevor Young, and Matt Frederick,
Speaker 3: with supervising producer Rima Lkali and producers Nomes Griffin and
Speaker 3: Jesse Funk. Havoctown is set in the Bridgewater Audio Universe,
Speaker 3: which includes the hit fiction podcasts Bridgewater and Consumed. Learn
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