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Airdate: 10/23/2014

Join us as we voraciously consume the rest of Seaton’s Aunt by Walter de la Mare!

Thanks to Rachel Lackey for ROCKING the reading this week. Outstanding!

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Devin Morse

I guess the protagonist hiding in the closet is just another detail that makes Seaton's Aunt a Lynchian story, as that also happens in Blue Velvet.

Moonflight Dancer

I think it's interesting how Seaton's aunt is all flattering to Smithers when he is young but ends up calling him a "horrible man" in their final meeting and is disappointed he isn't her dead nephew. Her calling out for her nephew could mean that she wasn't responsible for his death. Or it could mean that Seaton has become of the "spirits" which she commands.