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TPT 025 - Misericorde

TPT 025 - Misericorde

FromThe Pensive Tower


TPT 025 - Misericorde

FromThe Pensive Tower

ratings:
Length:
35 minutes
Released:
May 16, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

This is the memory of Laurel G'Vier. Human, aged twenty-three, identified as female. Memory regards her meeting Uri Grandell, a man who turned out to be a vampire.This episode features the voice of Gareth Cadogan as Paxton Ferox, and Samantha Alexine as Laurel G'Vier.Written and edited by Gareth Cadogan.Produced by Gina Moriarty.With Original Music by Evangelos Anastassatos.Content Warnings include: Sex work, triggering language (sexual assault adjacent), body horror (mouth, teeth), violence, amputation, serial killer, attempted murder, murder, skins.Transcription available here.Sound effects were obtained from the following websites:ZapSplat.comFreesound.orgAll have been used in accordance with the licensing agreements, and have only been used in free-to-view content.The following music requires attribution under CC BY 3.0:"Memory Lane", "George Street Shuffle", "Virtutes Vocis", "Fairytale Waltz" and "Final Battle of the Dark Wizards" by Kevin MacLeod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Released:
May 16, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (31)

The Pensive Tower is a weekly high fantasy podcast, following the collected stories of the people who live in the Five Seas Federation and beyond. Join the newly appointed Inscriber, Paxton Ferox, as he works his way through the memories that have been donated to the Tower over the years following the mysterious Dark Age, converting them to the audio format of the newly invented mnimigraph, and supplementing them with any follow up that might have been reported in the intervening years.Some of the memories are of danger, some of romance or life changing encounters or even rediscovering that which was thought forgotten. And together they begin to form an outline of a greater story being told, if only someone can read it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.