Episode 2: Gottem

from Literary Demerit · host Siobhan and Kester

This week’s episode covers chapters 6-11 of My Immortal. We meet our  tritagonist Vampire Potter (and a few more new characters), try to solve   the mystery of whether or not Voldemort has a nose, and learn about  what cut of meat is required to kill a vampire. To close things out we  talk about the Todd G. authorship claims. Content warnings for  this episode: mentions of self-harm/suicide, a scene in which two adults  spy on a (technically of age) teenager in the bathroom, and a couple  brief instances of ableist & homophobic language.

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