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Welcome aboard the inaugural episode of the Wideen Your World podcast, part of the Turkish Airlines series.

Thank you. podcast, part of the Turkish Airlines series. Welcome, dear listeners, I'm Jonathan Carlin. And I'm Benjamin Carlin.

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Goblet of Fire. Chapter 24, Rita Skeeter's Scoop. All right. I feel like you had like a little

bit of extra joy in your voice today. I mean, it's always a good day when we're recording Gryffindor Ben. It's always a good time. It's always a good time. And,

and read a Skeeter's Scoop. Here's, here's an interesting chapter, I think. It feels a little bit,

it can maybe vaguely remind me of, like, Malfoy's whole, like, got like gotta what am i trying to go for here literature architecture that's what i'm

going for literature architecture literature architecture like the architecture of the story itself

architecture of the story itself it's like you have now gone effectively from what you've got

the first task the unexpected task the yule ball the yule ball and then it's like

you almost for the sake of it can't have the next chapter be something too exciting the second task right

yeah like it's like you there needs to be like a little dip in the action here that's exactly

we catch up with everyone that's exactly it that's exactly it. That's exactly it. And it's like, I think that as, as time has gone on,

like, you know, we, we talked a lot about in Prisoner of Ascaband, how, how like,

Draco's the whole point of him and really all he's doing, the whole book is just complaining about his injury with Buckbeak and everything to do with

the hippogriffs. And it's like, he's not really doing anything to the point where it's like

almost non-believable. Right. And so I think that this is actually like good literary architecture

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