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episode 25: The Black Cauldron Featuring Special Guest Nathan Gilmour

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Oooh…couple quick thoughts while listening: 1. The book series is written for the younger side of middle-grade fiction, which might explain some of lack of explanations for phenomena in the movie. I don’t remember explanations for most of the things questioned in the episode.
— Jeff Reid (@Pilgrmtheolgian) October 6, 2019

2. Part of the reason Taran doesn’t come off as the hero in this story is because his story arc/hero’s journey continues for the remaining 3 books in the series.
— Jeff Reid (@Pilgrmtheolgian) October 6, 2019

3. Gurgi has no friends is pulled directly from the books—part of the theme of book 2 (also named The Black Caldron as I recall) is Taran learning to care for others. The fact that Gurgi is an outcast, even in the motley crew with Taran is emphasized through the story of book 2.
— Jeff Reid (@Pilgrmtheolgian) October 6, 2019

Glad to! Sounds like these books would be right up your alley. 🙂
— Jeff Reid (@Pilgrmtheolgian) October 7, 2019

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