#c2e95

[mareastrorum]

Jester: (making eyes at Fjord) This is just like that scene in Tusk Love. Nott: Which scene? Jester: The scene where the ship is sinking and-- and Oskar and... Genevieve... have to paddle to shore! Beau: It was Guinevere. Jester: Guinevere! That's was it was. I remember Oskar a little more. Only Oskar was paddling in that one.

Later, in episode 95...

Fjord: Your mother did not name you? Jester: Well, she did, but she told me I get to choose my own name. Nott: What was your name used to be? Caduceus: I don't think tieflings-- do tieflings, there's a thing for-- Nott: Did you have a name before this? Caleb: What did your mother call you before "Jester"? [...] Jester: Genevieve.

[actiaslunaris]

Caleb as animals, for @super-weirdo

(E95 & E107)

[arabella-strange]

listen I'm just here to remind everyone that where possible, if you're so inclined, do watch CR on video rather than just podcasts. Because if you're listening-only you would be missing out on such amazing material as the sub-conversation game of "Hey! ... Nevermind" that went around the table in C2E95 and that is Prime Content my friend.

[idiosyncatsy]

okay I know she is not being entirely forthright about her emotions and I am sure there is more sadness to come, but I am HOWLING over Jester going from ‘finding out her deity isn’t a real god’ to ‘it’s okay Artagan I will teach you how to gaslight gatekeep girlboss your way through cult management’ in <10 seconds, like. icon

[archivistmyrya]

Quotes about the strange nature of Taliesin's existence - Day 20

Brian: "Do you know who I found out he's named after? Merlin. Merlin's real name is Taliesin. I didn't know Merlin's name is Taliesin, did you?" Dani: "Taliesin is Merlin."

(Talks Machina C2E95)

[ravendruid]

He's looking for fun, he's not looking to strangle anyone or something like that. Been there, done that.

We don't talk about that.

[vethbrenatto]

People are strange. I know!

Bonus:

[sparring-spirals]

I have so much respect for Matt asserting that good storytelling doesn’t have to mean shocking your viewers at every turn, and constantly doing the unexpected, but instead rewarding them for following along, and investing their time into keeping up with a coherent and consistent plotline.