Down in the boondocks, down in the boondocks, people put me down, because that's the side of town I was born in.

I love her, she loves me, but I don't fit to her society.

Lord, have mercy on the boy from down in the boondocks.

Every night I want to watch.

Hello everyone and welcome to the Stephen King's Mewsings on the Works of Stephen King.

Each week I will review one entry in the bibliography of Stephen

King and the chronological order of publication. And this week what I'm doing, I'm reviewing

episode 10 of Hulu's Castle Rock. There's a lot to talk about when it comes to the finale of

season one. There's a lot to parse out. But before I get into it, I want to read a couple of

emails. Anyone listening, feel free to write into Stephen Kingcast at yahoo.com. Okay, so up first we

have Kyle who writes, and this is a spoiler for it, for the entirety of it, everyone. So just,

just be warned. I've been wondering this since I was about six years old and have only maybe you're two

Stephen King fans I've ever really met and no one could definitively answer this.

If the losers lose their memory after they defeat it, how do Ben and Bev explain how they met?

When they meet people, is it just we've all been in love since we were 11 that's it it's all we know

please don't know how we met we don't know why we're in love we just are please give me some

insight p.s thank you so much for the podcast as i'm rather stupid so having someone like you explained

the dark tower as i read along helps very much uh Thank you, Kyle, and don't put yourself down.

So the way that I see it is the mind is a very capable organ that we have and it will

allow for some mental gymnastics.

And I believe that this happens with survivors of trauma and repressed memories.

The mind, I don't know if the mind will create totally fabricated memories that don't line up,

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