Enjoyed the podcast, thanks guys!
I like the comedic bits, too. The raven's expression in this one with Puck is hilarious! Cracks me up looking at it.
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By the way, I'm glad that I'm not the only person who spent time thinking about what Jill would look like as a pseudo-apostle. Question #1: would she keep the pigtails?
Oh yeah, gotta keep the pigtails!
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The other fake fairy pseudo-apostles look wasp-like to me, and Rosine looks like a moth. I think Rosine would have made Jill look like a type of moth or butterfly, more like Rosine herself, since she mentions that she would make Jill extra special, strong, and pretty. It seems like Rosine thinks of herself as all those things (special, strong, pretty) so I think she meant she would make Jill look more like her than the other "fairies" do.
When I was looking through this volume I noticed something I thought was kind of odd on that first page of the chapter titled Pursuers where the villagers are shown in the graveyard burying the bodies of the dead children in a mass grave. They aren't just shoveling in dirt off the ground, but are using some powdery looking stuff out of barrels. I was wondering what it was and it seemed like I remembered seeing a movie where some white powdery stuff was thrown into a grave over the bodies. I did some looking and my best guess is that it might be lime. Apparently lime was put over bodies to take care of the smell and to help curb infection in the case of an epidemic.
I remembered the movie. It's Amadeus. I found the scene on youtube. If you go to 3:05 on the clip it shows the part where the undertaker guy shovels the white powder into the grave.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUt4DfGnyJQ I don't think I liked the movie very much, but that part must have made an impression on me since I still remembered it! LOL