Hey deserving listeners, it's time for the final episode in which we do Duns and Dragons therapy

on this campaign. We're going to do another campaign later, but this is a year and a half of demonstrating Dungeons and Dragons therapy with Thrain, Shush, and Grolo,

with Adam Johns being the dungeon master.

If you've been following us thus far, you have been with us for a year and a

half as we have been building a story together of an epic story involving fathers, long lost fathers, flirting with pie-making maidens and singing

songs on stages with thunder waves of

awesomeness and falling down a mountain of snow

and traversing into the Godlands and hanging with your God and all sorts of things and

surprise reunions with Nicholas and shadows and all sorts of epic things that have been happening so this is

and leap high dates this is where everything comes to its climax end and so yeah that's

ramp on yeah you could you phrasing phrasing

so You could you phrasing phrasing so I'm not from this country yet. We don't we don't know where this is going to head Adam Johns has a, you know, the master of dungeon mastering and storytelling has

something for us to do. He's told us that some very awesome things could happen, some very bad things can happen, and it's

up to us as players to decide how things play out.

He has left it open-ended for us to contribute to the story.

So let's see what happens.

This is the Psychology in Seattle podcast.

My name is Dr Kirk Honda.

I'm a therapist and a professor and my character is a dwarf priest by the name

of Thrain. Burdo who are you? My name is Umberto Castagnana and I play

Rollo the Cruel.

Davis, who are you?

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