A Regrettable Thing

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08/23/23 • 28 min

The manhunt for Bronson drags on and on - that is, until Kayleen and Tanya make another horrifying discovery. Back in 1859, Emily is forced to reckon with the stark reality of a mountain crossing. Meanwhile, the Bear Lake Monster is enjoying his newfound lust for life - never mind what it costs him.

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Her Face Is Like The Sky

CONTENT WARNING: This episode features sexualized violence.
Unsettled by what she's learned about their expedition, Emily seeks out Sam for a serious conversation. Back in 1989, Kayleen and Tanya spend more and more time together as they try to understand what happened to their missing classmate. Meanwhile, the Monster decides that he's done waiting - a monster is not a person, but people aren't the only ones who deserve love...at least, that's what he tells himself.
Additional Music Credits:
"Hourglass" - White Bat Audio
"Twin Sisters" - Genevieve Koester and Cliff Harrison
"Don't Forget My Name" - Russell Horton

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Sweetwater

In the aftermath of another attack, Kayleen argues with Tanya about the best course of action. Meanwhile, in 1859, Emily and Sam steel themselves for the crossing of the Sweetwater River.

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Bear Lake - A Regrettable Thing

Transcript

KAYLEEN
I decide I can’t be alone with Tanya again.
Inside me, coiled up, is something like the monster that tore a quarterback to pieces.
It wants.
And I cannot want.
The next day the park is jammed. We’re so busy that I don’t take a lunch break until I’m, like, passing out.
Dad says it’s because we added a soft-serve stand, but I know better.
People want to come see the place where Bronson Reed disappeared.
I feel like a firefly in a j