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a child, left to starve, devours its mother

i'm still on my tsv kick yes i'm obsessed. paige duplass the character that you are.

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revelations based on shitposting in the discord

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I can’t stop thinking about baby Carpenter praying to that trickling stream, begging it to flood the orphanage the government has confined her to, because it’s the closest she can get to the Trawler Man. Baby Carpenter reaching for the nearest thing to her god, even though he’s hardly her god, just trying to get back home.

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Carpenter literally having to carry corpse of her people while on another pilgrimage for another god. Carpenter who used to taunt Faulkner for being convert now turning into convert herself. Carpenter finally finding rest and a promised ending only for her past to come back once again. Carpenter on a pilgrimage once again for both her old god and her new god to choose which of them would feed on her. There's no such thing as a fresh start

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This is fucking PHENOMENAL, so happy to see the finished piece!!!

I’ll forget who I was, I’ll forget what I did.

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I love Paige. She’s a marketing exec who had one bad day. She got kidnapped by cultists and they lowkey treated her better than anyone in her regular life. She’s getting high and making god with her negligent father and a cop she outwitted using common sense. She was a political prisoner. She’s breaking her NDA and non-competition agreement. Her religion is eldritch Uno reverse.

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The Gospel of Haven, a new show from Bloody FM and Eelsong Studios. Coming March 14.

This trailer featured B. Narr. as Isiah Whitlock and Janine Bower as Rebecca Moore.

Written, edited and produced by Daisy McNamara.

Sound design was by Derrick Valen.

Music was by Dana Creasman.

Transcripts:

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A balbis on its side, concentric circles with an eye in the annulus, a lemniscate over a heptagram, three parallel lines beneath.