Loved the entire podcast and I am going to read the OG post on reddit to see if I can’t better understand everything that has happened.From the rear of the stage to the audience, there are three zones: upstage, center stage, and downstage. That’s my guess, don’t be too hard on me. Since no one really remembers the people who are lost to the left right game, then it could be completely different people going with Alice and Rob every time. For the the people that are lost/killed/etc. Alice will always be searching on the road, rob will always start Alice on the left right game and the Brit will always save rob in order to make the whole thing work again. Sending the Brit and saving Rob creates the whole circular timeline again. Alice seems unaware of the repetitive circular nature of her timeline. While the Brit was saving Rob he realized that he had to get into the car accident hence him stating “well this is going to hurt.” He gets in the accident, forgets Alice (like everyone else), and saves Rob to start it over. In addition, this allowed Rob to come back to the real world and start the Left Right Game again with Alice in the first place. By Alice reminding him of who she was she allowed the Brit to return to the left right world in order to try and save Rob.
He heard Alice right before the car accident then mysteriously got her voice files. That’s why the Brit (narrator) was looking for Alice. Therefore, Alice is in a place where time seems circular instead of linear. We find out later she was chasing Alice the whole time. So Marjorie was looking with Robs son for whomever or whatever it was in the left right game. To insert spoiler text, use the following spoiler tag format: For more search filtering options,Īny post with potential story spoilers should be marked with the Spoiler tag, which is available under the post's headline once it is published. RPG:: Recordings of people playing role-playing games, which may or may not include post-production elements such as editing and sound effectsĬlicking the flairs above will take you to a search showing only posts tagged with that individual flair.RESOURCE: Any audio drama resources, such as technical advice, music and sound effects libraries, voice acting directories, etc.DISCUSSION: To start a discussion about a particular topic.ANNOUNCEMENT: Posts such as news, trailers for upcoming audio dramas, contests, funding campaigns, reviews, submissions for an award, etc.SUGGESTIONS: Requesting recommendations for audio dramas.
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