Speaker 1: Thirteen Days of Halloween Tenants, a co production of iHeart
Speaker 1: three D Audio Blumhouse Television and Grim and Mild from
Speaker 1: Aaron Yankee. Headphones recommended. Listener discretion advised.
Speaker 2: Uh, Hello, you're back. I can hardly see you, But
Speaker 2: you remember me, don't you? You're real as real as
Speaker 2: you aren't you afraid someone's gonna hear you? They never
Speaker 2: seem to. But if you are worried about it, come
Speaker 2: to the door. It is you. Who else would it be?
Speaker 2: What are you doing here? Ever since that first night,
Speaker 2: I've been wondering what happened to you. I guess I
Speaker 2: was looking for you. I got locked up in solitary
Speaker 2: for I don't even know how long. I don't think
Speaker 2: you could have found me if you tried, But I
Speaker 2: was thinking about you too. Where do they keep you?
Speaker 2: I mean, are you on this cell block? I'm not sure.
Speaker 2: I find this place so confusing. Yeah, tell me about it.
Speaker 2: But how do you keep getting free? I just don't
Speaker 2: think they pay attention. But I can't seem to find
Speaker 2: a way out either. I think I'm trapped. Do you
Speaker 2: know how you got here? No? Do you? I remember
Speaker 2: enough to know it was an ambush? But not what
Speaker 2: they want out of it? Or why me? Do you
Speaker 2: want to escape? It's the only thing I want. Let's
Speaker 2: make a pact. You find the way out, you tell me.
Speaker 2: If I find a way, I'll tell you. And if
Speaker 2: we can go, we'll go together. Shake on it. Your
Speaker 2: hands are so warm and yours are so cold? How
Speaker 2: will I know where to find you? I'll find you. Hm,
Speaker 2: I'm so tired, but I can't sleep. I can sing
Speaker 2: to you. Won't it make too much noise? I would
Speaker 2: sing softly?
Speaker 3: Okay, m.
Speaker 4: Mighty, see the.
Speaker 2: Mighty, see the so bye bye that song you sang?
Speaker 2: Where does it come from? My hie?
Speaker 5: You say?
Speaker 2: Ma high sigh so bye? So buye.
Speaker 6: Rodriguez elate stuff. Whi jusia?
Speaker 1: Is it time for breakfast?
Speaker 6: You missed breakfast? It's time for group group?
Speaker 7: Got to organize this therapy community room.
Speaker 3: Now yourself, it is does has all the things that
Speaker 3: you desire? How do you become them? Well, when you're
Speaker 3: imagining your higher self, realize that everything they have is
Speaker 3: something you already possess.
Speaker 2: My caseworker is my therapist.
Speaker 3: Why SIORI good to see you on your feet?
Speaker 2: How long has it been I don't know, like a
Speaker 2: week long enough.
Speaker 3: You came in before Easter. On my count, I was
Speaker 3: over three months ago. Wait wait what anyway? So great
Speaker 3: to have you join. We're just about to begin. Why
Speaker 3: not get yourself a refreshment and settle in for some connection.
Speaker 8: Mmm?
Speaker 6: Feeling better?
Speaker 2: Like I woke up with a three month hangover? What
Speaker 2: we'll circle back on it. You do therapy frip? Is
Speaker 2: it mandatory?
Speaker 6: It's highly encouraged.
Speaker 2: Tweedled and tweedledum said. I was late, but it doesn't
Speaker 2: seem like it's actually started.
Speaker 6: We're on intermission.
Speaker 2: Well, at least there are donuts.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't eat those.
Speaker 2: Why which in them?
Speaker 6: Really old? Whatever's left over goes back in the closet
Speaker 6: until the next session.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and what.
Speaker 9: About the coffee?
Speaker 3: All right, everyone, let's regroup. Lots more to share in aday,
Speaker 3: Grab a seat, gather round, you know what. Let's let
Speaker 3: Siary speak first today?
Speaker 2: Do I have to?
Speaker 8: Like?
Speaker 2: Will you physically force me to talk and punish me
Speaker 2: if I don't? Siory ms Martinez? Thank you.
Speaker 3: Do you see that poster on the wall, which.
Speaker 2: One with the elephant? It's hard work carrying all that weight.
Speaker 2: Why not share the load? Ugh, gag me.
Speaker 3: Ah, Yes, how true. We've all experienced a weight that
Speaker 3: seems too much to bear, and though everyone carries something
Speaker 3: different shane, guilt, regret, revenge, blot, we don't have to
Speaker 3: go it alone. Sharing that burden is one of the
Speaker 3: things that pulls us together as a community. Why didn't
Speaker 3: you tell us about a time that you felt overburdened?
Speaker 2: You mean besides right now, dig.
Speaker 3: Siary, don't be shy. We can keep a secret.
Speaker 2: This necklace that I used to wear I had since
Speaker 2: middle school. There was a girl, let's call her Stacy.
Speaker 2: We didn't have any classes together, but she had the
Speaker 2: locker above mine. Looking impartially, you could consider us platonic acquaintances,
Speaker 2: but I was obsessed. It was my first crush, and
Speaker 2: I had no idea what to do. One day, I'm
Speaker 2: alone in a junk shop and I come across this
Speaker 2: set of silver necklaces. A moon split into one side
Speaker 2: a waning give us the other side, a waxing crescent.
Speaker 5: How did you know they were waxing and waning? Because
Speaker 5: it set it on the box?
Speaker 2: Whose story is this anyway? In the overly formal manner
Speaker 2: of a dramatic teenager, I wrapped the cress in half
Speaker 2: in a note from S to S and slipped it
Speaker 2: through the hole in her locker. That day, at lunch,
Speaker 2: with the gibbis dangling from my neck, I approached her table,
Speaker 2: but I chickened out. She was surrounded by friends and
Speaker 2: they were all cackling. On my way to my next class,
Speaker 2: I get to our lockers and what do I find?
Speaker 2: The crescent necklace on the ground, the note crumpled with
Speaker 2: something scribbled in the margin.
Speaker 5: What did it say?
Speaker 2: I won't repeat it, but it was a three letter word.
Speaker 7: Then what happened?
Speaker 2: I was crushed?
Speaker 1: You didn't really finish the I talked.
Speaker 2: It sucked. I don't want to talk anymore. It's someone
Speaker 2: else's turn.
Speaker 3: Right, who's next?
Speaker 9: Frip?
Speaker 6: Nope?
Speaker 3: Uh lily h I was not here? Um Keilson, how
Speaker 3: are you feeling this morning?
Speaker 4: Me?
Speaker 5: I fine?
Speaker 3: Just fine? What's another word for fine?
Speaker 5: Another word for fine? Fine? Fine? What is another word
Speaker 5: for fine?
Speaker 2: Of what happened to his face?
Speaker 6: I think you're about to find out?
Speaker 8: Good?
Speaker 5: I guess good.
Speaker 3: Why don't you share your story? Glson?
Speaker 5: But I've already told it?
Speaker 3: Why not tell it again?
Speaker 5: Well? I guess all of you or most of you
Speaker 5: know that I used to share an apartment with my
Speaker 5: sister Serenity. H right, yes, sir, I understand your frustration.
Speaker 2: Sir.
Speaker 5: Okay, So with our Gold Rewards program, you can get
Speaker 5: fifty gigabytes of I had been working this shit phone
Speaker 5: company job hardly with the pay, which wasn't much. Mom died,
Speaker 5: leaving us nothing but the bill for her funeral. So
Speaker 5: while Serenity waited tables at some awful dive bar downtown,
Speaker 5: I sat home and answered phones. Still we were struggling.
Speaker 5: I'm very good, sir. Thank you again for being a
Speaker 5: valued customer of Nexus Mobile. If you'd like to stand
Speaker 5: the line, there is a brief survey angry people taking
Speaker 5: out their frustration on a faceless victim. Every day was
Speaker 5: more of the same until hello, and thank you for
Speaker 5: calling Nexus Mobile. My name is Gelson, with whom do
Speaker 5: I have the pleasure of speaking.
Speaker 10: Go send Gausson. What a strange.
Speaker 5: Name, just the name my mother gave me a.
Speaker 10: Woman of rare taste. Well, Gilson, I'm calling with some
Speaker 10: fantastic news. You won the sweet Steak.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry you must have the wrong person. What sweepstakes?
Speaker 10: Well, there aren't too many Gelson's in this city. Are there?
Speaker 10: I guess you don't remember? Up you filled out a
Speaker 10: form online to renew your passport. There was an option
Speaker 10: to enter our sweet stake.
Speaker 5: I don't have a passport. I've never had a passport.
Speaker 10: Don't you wanna know what you've won?
Speaker 5: H sure?
Speaker 10: An all expense paid trip courtesy of Factor nearly a
Speaker 10: cruid line. This luxury open water voyage is the most
Speaker 10: extravagant excursion on the high seas. You and a guest
Speaker 10: will be treated to a palatial inner rule, lavish cuisine
Speaker 10: from the industry's premier chefs, and an invitation to a
Speaker 10: most illustrious ball given in our grand ball room. How
Speaker 10: does that sound?
Speaker 5: Wow? I er I, I don't know what to say.
Speaker 10: Splendid, You've just received our brochure. In the coming days,
Speaker 10: a package will arrive with everything you'll need to attend
Speaker 10: our special event. Just remember you are required to bring
Speaker 10: the content with you on.
Speaker 5: Things have been so bad for so long that this
Speaker 5: news really seemed too good to be true. More than anything,
Speaker 5: I was excited to tell my sister, all right, Gel,
Speaker 5: no more secrets.
Speaker 2: What's going on?
Speaker 4: Where are you taking me?
Speaker 5: Your favorite Michelle's. But how can we use a special
Speaker 5: occasion special? It's Thursday?
Speaker 9: What's special about cool?
Speaker 5: Blue Sea's the crisp sea air, the most divine food
Speaker 5: you've ever had? It's a dream come true?
Speaker 9: Look suternalia for premiers?
Speaker 5: What is this a cruise, Serenity, the cruise you always wanted?
Speaker 5: Brow That's sweet, But I don't know how we're going
Speaker 5: to afford Michelli's let alone a cruise. There's nothing to buy, sis,
Speaker 5: it's ours? What how I want a sweep? Steaks? And
Speaker 5: this isn't a scam, Serenity. I work for the phone company.
Speaker 5: I sell scams for a living. This is not a scam.
Speaker 5: You and me, Serenity, we're doing this.
Speaker 9: Where are the terms and conditions?
Speaker 5: Look? Maybe I'm getting ahead of myself, Okay, but I
Speaker 5: think it's a sign things are suddenly looking up for us,
Speaker 5: and I have a feeling they're only going to get
Speaker 5: better from here.
Speaker 9: Well, then let's do it.
Speaker 5: Sorry, Gil, I didn't mean to doubt you. Did you
Speaker 5: see the picture of the room. Look here, hey, wash
Speaker 5: the room.
Speaker 9: You can show me the scull.
Speaker 5: That car accident changed everything. Mom was gone and now
Speaker 5: Serenity was gone. I couldn't afford a funeral, only the
Speaker 5: cheapest urn. I didn't leave the house, stop calling into work,
Speaker 5: lost track of time altogether until hello, what's this? Congratulations?
Speaker 5: You are cordially invited to join us on Saturnalia Cruise Lines,
Speaker 5: the most extravagant adventure on the high seas. Find and
Speaker 5: closed a welcoming gift your mask. The mask wasn't really
Speaker 5: anything special, wood white paint made to cover the whole face,
Speaker 5: but I'll never forget the way it stared back at
Speaker 5: me with those bare, empty eyes. We look forward to
Speaker 5: your company on our premiere night set sail Cotillion ball
Speaker 5: and initiation ceremony. Remember you must bring the contents of
Speaker 5: this package with you to board the vessel. Don't forget
Speaker 5: your plus one. We were on the pier the next morning. Well, sis,
Speaker 5: we made.
Speaker 4: It, girlson, girlson, is that you we spoke on the telephone.
Speaker 4: You do remember, don't you? I tell you we are thrilled,
Speaker 4: just thrilled to have you join us tonight. You do
Speaker 4: have the contents of your welcome gift?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 4: And where is your guest? H hmm, Well it's a
Speaker 4: lovely and come along then, Welcome aboard the SS cronos.
Speaker 4: Only our most distinguished guests are ever allowed to embark.
Speaker 4: Consider yourself very lucky.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Thanks the lavish foyer, as you can see both our
Speaker 4: prize chandelier constructed by none other than Francois, an antecedent
Speaker 4: of the acclaimed Burleck Brothers, famous for their similarly splendid
Speaker 4: works in Versailles.
Speaker 9: Uh cool, wow, overrated.
Speaker 4: If you ask me, ah, miss Berkeley, I'd like you
Speaker 4: to meet our newest member, Gelson. You'll be initiated tonight.
Speaker 2: Gelson. That was my father's name.
Speaker 5: Really, it's not a very common.
Speaker 9: My father was from South Africa, worked in the diamond trade.
Speaker 2: It killed him though. Oh only met the man twice.
Speaker 2: But hey, I inherited all this money.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, but congrats on your inheritance.
Speaker 4: I guess I suppose Gelson Barclay had to be good
Speaker 4: for something.
Speaker 5: Hey, did something happen to your face?
Speaker 4: That's all a pleasure as always, Miss Barkley, come along, Gelson, croquet,
Speaker 4: bad mitten. We really have all the sports of the
Speaker 4: noble caliber. If only there were horses for polo.
Speaker 5: I'm more of a baseball.
Speaker 9: Where's my shuttle cock? And who might you be?
Speaker 5: Hello?
Speaker 4: Missus Albrett, This is Gelson, our newest member.
Speaker 9: Where are you from, Gelson?
Speaker 5: I live uptown, just past town.
Speaker 9: My husband once owned a building uptown. Hated going there,
Speaker 9: had to do inspections, make sure everything was safe and
Speaker 9: up to code. Who cares? I say, cockroaches, all of them.
Speaker 9: That place deserved to be demolished. Okay, I come here
Speaker 9: in the mornings to decompressed.
Speaker 5: Hey sorry, ma'am, but it looks like your makeup is
Speaker 5: coming off. I can see your cripes.
Speaker 9: Oh my powder always much as when I sweat. Look
Speaker 9: away away?
Speaker 4: Yeah, sure, sorry, John, isn't she one of our founding members.
Speaker 5: Never been so charmed in my life.
Speaker 4: This is, of course, our stately dining room, able to
Speaker 4: accommodate one thousand people. And oh, some of our guests
Speaker 4: are still enjoying breakfast.
Speaker 9: Why, mister and.
Speaker 4: Missus Beckett, what a pleasure to find you here this
Speaker 4: fine morning. How are the eggs Benedict?
Speaker 7: Exquisite?
Speaker 4: Indeed lovely? I'd like you to meet our newest member, Gelson.
Speaker 7: Hey, good day, Gelson. Say you appeared to be a
Speaker 7: man of fine tastes. Do you collect aunt?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 5: It depends. I just pre ordered this pretty cool prince
Speaker 5: of a batman, a.
Speaker 7: Fan of the Dutch Masters. Hey, well you'll be impressed
Speaker 7: to hear that I've recently acquired a previously unseen original
Speaker 7: oil painting by none other than Johannes Vermer. My men
Speaker 7: have dated it back to sixteen seventy three, just two
Speaker 7: years before his untimely demise.
Speaker 5: Right on, Hey, are you okay? You have some blood
Speaker 5: right there on your cheek.
Speaker 7: Blast It must have cut myself shaving this morning. Never
Speaker 7: quite got the hang of that, silly me.
Speaker 4: Well, we'll see you both at the ceremony tonight. Come now, Gelson,
Speaker 4: it's time we showed you to your quarters. This room
Speaker 4: has everything you should need, including an Alexandra Imosu Vanquish
Speaker 4: bespoke suit. What do you think?
Speaker 5: Wow, I've never had a suit that nice or ever. Actually, yes,
Speaker 5: we know.
Speaker 4: Be sure to wear it this evening and bring your mask.
Speaker 5: I've been meaning to ask, what's this party all about?
Speaker 5: Is it like some masquerade thing?
Speaker 4: It is not just some masquerade thing. It is our
Speaker 4: premiere night set, Sail, Cotillion Ball and Initiation Ceremony. You
Speaker 4: have been given the rare opportunity to become part of
Speaker 4: our elite society, chosen for your unique circumstances.
Speaker 5: Hmm, I didn't know I'd be joining a club.
Speaker 4: It is a distinct honor endowed upon an uncommonly select few.
Speaker 4: After tonight, you will never again feel the pains of loneliness,
Speaker 4: nor struggle with the trifles of money. You may finally
Speaker 4: bid farewell to all the hardships of your past life.
Speaker 5: Past life.
Speaker 4: Yes, Gilson, tonight you become a new person. Remember, wear
Speaker 4: the suit, bring the mask.
Speaker 5: I don't know how they got my size, but the
Speaker 5: suit fit per fitly, even the shoes. The only problem
Speaker 5: was that ship was huge. Couldn't find the damn ballroom. Shit,
Speaker 5: where is this place? Nope? Man, I'm so late that
Speaker 5: lady's gonna kill me. Maybe this one? Whoa this ain't
Speaker 5: it just a bunch of file cabinets, errands through christiansen
Speaker 5: by these passenger files? Abby Abbott, Abney Abrams. Geez, how
Speaker 5: many people are on this boat? Bacon, Bailey, Baker, Barber. Hey,
Speaker 5: there's that Barclay lady father deceased, large inheritance, released from
Speaker 5: psychiatric ward. Here's mister and missus Beckett arrested for grand larceny,
Speaker 5: imprisoned for theft of historical art. Albrecht attempted to collect
Speaker 5: payment from life insurance policy on her husband sentenced to
Speaker 5: life in prison for his murder. The heck's going on? Here?
Speaker 5: Is there?
Speaker 8: One?
Speaker 2: On?
Speaker 5: Newest member, sister recently deceased, Other friends and family not
Speaker 5: found minimum wage work, Reclusive status.
Speaker 4: To be initiated, Gelson, Welcome, A toast everyone to our
Speaker 4: newest member.
Speaker 5: You're late, sorry, but I and you brought the urn.
Speaker 5: What's that?
Speaker 4: We've set sail now? The ceremony will begin in just
Speaker 4: a few minutes. Tell me you have your mask?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's here. Was I supposed to decorate it? Everyone
Speaker 5: else's is so fancy?
Speaker 4: I just get a drink, try to socialize. I'll be
Speaker 4: right back to get you. Don't go anywhere.
Speaker 5: You're looking pale and seasick.
Speaker 2: Never been on a boat?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Hey, how long have you been out of the asylum?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 5: Nothing? Sorry? I just oh hey, sorry? Are you crying?
Speaker 9: You?
Speaker 5: You shouldn't be here?
Speaker 9: Why are you here? Leave now?
Speaker 5: Whoa look?
Speaker 7: Don't mind her, lad. These cotillions always make young women
Speaker 7: absurdly emotional.
Speaker 5: Right, So that fancy Dutch painting you were talking about,
Speaker 5: did you like steal it. Why that's absurd, young man.
Speaker 5: I'll have you know. I just read it in a
Speaker 5: file about you going to jail or something. Do you
Speaker 5: know about the file cabinets?
Speaker 7: Hey? I I but I have no idea what you're
Speaker 7: talking about.
Speaker 2: Hey, let go of me.
Speaker 7: Listen, boy, there's still time.
Speaker 5: Go go now?
Speaker 4: Is everything all right here?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 7: Yeah, of course. I was just enlightening dear Gelson about
Speaker 7: the history of French Impressionism and its impact on remiting.
Speaker 4: I'm sure, Gelson, the ceremony is about to begin. Please
Speaker 4: approach the podium.
Speaker 5: Yeah sure. Let me describe a snack.
Speaker 9: Don't touch the shrimp if you're hoping not to.
Speaker 5: Wretch missus Albrecht here.
Speaker 9: Let me slice a piece of cake for you.
Speaker 5: Hey, listen, I know about your husband, what you did.
Speaker 5: How come you're not still in jail? How dare you whoa?
Speaker 9: Whoa?
Speaker 5: Are you gonna stab me?
Speaker 2: Shut up?
Speaker 9: You have no idea what's going on here? Take this knife?
Speaker 9: Put it in your pocket.
Speaker 5: Are you crazy?
Speaker 9: I'm tired. Don't get stuck here like me, boy, take it.
Speaker 4: Gelson. It's time. Dearest patrons of the s S Kronos,
Speaker 4: we are gathered here today once again as family. Each
Speaker 4: and every one of you has taken part in this ritual.
Speaker 4: Here you have shed your past lives full of poverty, crime,
Speaker 4: and hatred. Today another joins our dynasty. Welcome Gelson, Welcome girlson.
Speaker 4: Your life has been tragic, sad, poor and unfortunate.
Speaker 5: Hey, but fear not.
Speaker 4: This evening, we relieve you of your chains. You shall
Speaker 4: s admit your life to a greater power, a hungry power.
Speaker 4: Now is the time down the mask become one.
Speaker 5: Of us, shifting serenity to one side. I lifted the
Speaker 5: mask in my free hand. I looked into those deep
Speaker 5: dark eyes, and then suddenly it spoke, go sir.
Speaker 8: Let us be call war, let us share sasso.
Speaker 2: Ah.
Speaker 5: The only way I can explain it is I was seduced.
Speaker 5: Welcome girls, Huh what?
Speaker 4: You were chosen like everyone here because your life had
Speaker 4: no more meaning.
Speaker 5: Seriously, what the fuck you think?
Speaker 4: The stuck, no loved ones, no hope of a brighter future,
Speaker 4: abject poverty. You were a ripe fruit all But now
Speaker 4: your body shall nourish the spirit in the mask, an
Speaker 4: immortal soul, a true member of our group, with you
Speaker 4: as its vessel, until your body expires and we yet
Speaker 4: again must find a new human container. But rest knowing
Speaker 4: that you now serve a purpose today, your life has.
Speaker 9: Meaning that all of you don't make me.
Speaker 4: You can't kill us Kelson, certainly not with a knife.
Speaker 4: We have existed for centuries. We are immortal. Soon you
Speaker 4: will understand.
Speaker 5: The boat had set sail, but I could still see
Speaker 5: the pier. I had no choice but to jump, but
Speaker 5: I'd never make it without my arms free. I'm sorry, Surinity.
Speaker 5: As I sped away from the boat dock, I tried
Speaker 5: desperately to pull that damn mask off my face. Care
Speaker 5: can get every it wouldn't budge forever, get the fucking
Speaker 5: But I still had the knife in my coat pocket. Fine,
Speaker 5: here we go. I was completely blinded by blood, every
Speaker 5: sense distorted by pain and noise, but I had to
Speaker 5: get away through the rain faster and faster until I
Speaker 5: was arrested and convicted of the hicular man's life. At
Speaker 5: the hearing, my face was entirely wrapped in bandages. I
Speaker 5: tried to tell them about the masks that housed immortal
Speaker 5: souls and their secret club that stole people's bodies as vessels.
Speaker 5: But I must have sounded completely incoherent because the judge
Speaker 5: d me clinically insane. I don't know what happened to
Speaker 5: those people, or that boat or that god forsaken mask,
Speaker 5: and I don't care. I'm just happy to be free.
Speaker 2: But you're not free.
Speaker 5: Well, at least I'm safe.
Speaker 2: What gives you that impression?
Speaker 5: I'm sorry? Is this a cross examination? I didn't talk
Speaker 5: during her story?
Speaker 3: Well, I mean where it's sort I'm done.
Speaker 6: They say he had a psychotic break, killed four people
Speaker 6: driving in the rain, judgments that police never found the boat,
Speaker 6: that club, or any mask.
Speaker 3: Okay, Kelson, thank you for sharing. I look forward to
Speaker 3: the next time. Now, SIORI what me?
Speaker 2: But I already went.
Speaker 3: You're not done sharing?
Speaker 9: I am done sharing?
Speaker 2: Are I shared?
Speaker 3: But what happened in the necklace? Hey? Yeah, you never
Speaker 3: said what happened to me?
Speaker 2: Fine?
Speaker 5: Fuck?
Speaker 2: Okay, you really want to know? I picked it up
Speaker 2: off the ground, humiliated, and after school I went and
Speaker 2: threw it in the river. Immediately, I felt like an
Speaker 2: idiot because I spent a lot of money on it,
Speaker 2: like my whole allowance.
Speaker 3: You didn't go after it. Uh.
Speaker 2: It sank and the current was strong and I don't
Speaker 2: like water.
Speaker 3: But that's only half the story, isn't it. Well you
Speaker 3: said you were wearing the other half when you arrived
Speaker 3: was detained. Well why did you keep it?
Speaker 2: Because because it hurt. It hurt to be rejected, and
Speaker 2: I didn't want to forget it. It was like a
Speaker 2: token of pain, like a scar, a reminder that maybe
Speaker 2: some people are just meant to be a part.
Speaker 3: Oh well, we are at time. Thank you all for
Speaker 3: your candor. I hope you each found this a helpful
Speaker 3: stop on your personal paths through recovery. Now, what would
Speaker 3: be a great way to share our burn is if
Speaker 3: everyone could help stack chairs and move them into the closet.
Speaker 6: Stowing yours looks like therapy.
Speaker 8: Shut you up?
Speaker 2: Yeah good? What's that on my bed?
Speaker 5: Boise your debased?
Speaker 2: Please find your completed requisition request in response to a
Speaker 2: resident relations petition for personal belongings. I never filled out anything.
Speaker 2: The enclosed items were approved based on the following criteria.
Speaker 2: They checked the box for religious, ceremonial and or marital significance. Okay,
Speaker 2: my juicy fruit? Sweet? Is that religious? And oh holy shit?
Speaker 2: Is that my necklace? Wait? This isn't my necklace, this
Speaker 2: is the crescent.
Speaker 9: Huh oh Yeah.
Speaker 1: Thirteen Days of Halloween Penance Starry, Natalie Morales, Episode five
Speaker 1: Therapy written by Trevor Young, Alex Williams, and Matthew Riddle,
Speaker 1: featuring the voices of Wayne Bastrup, Tara Buck, Jeff Bowser,
Speaker 1: Anna Hammler, Rafael Corekil, Jay Jones, Wilbur Fitzgerald, Alex Bowling,
Speaker 1: Aaron ast Sandra Viadaries, Laura Shin, Miguel Perez, and Lauren Vogelbaum.
Speaker 1: Directed by Trevor Young. Executive producers Aaron Mankey, Noah Feinberg,
Speaker 1: Chris Dickie, Matt Frederick and Alexander Williams. Supervising producers Trevor
Speaker 1: Young and Josh Thain. Producers Jesse funk rima Ilkali, Noami Griffin,
Speaker 1: Chandler Mays and Cassby Bias. Script editing by Lauren Vogelbaum.
Speaker 1: Story consultants Ben Bohlan and Matthew Riddle. Casting by Sunday
Speaker 1: Bowling CSA and Meg Mormon CSA, Production coordinator Wayna Calderon,
Speaker 1: Production assistants Jenna Johnson and Winona Lowe. Theme music by
Speaker 1: Rose Aserti with vocals by Anna Humler, recorded at This
Speaker 1: Is Sounded. Design Studios in Burbank, California, Engineered by Ross Aerono,
Speaker 1: special thanks to Romelio Osorio, Nathan Rule, Glen Nishida, and
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Speaker 1: Frederick and Alexander Williams and is a production of iHeart Podcasts,
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