from the the

obscure out loud and comment on it as I go.

My name is Michael Ian Black.

I am your host, you reader, your friend, your confidant.

Your confident, your confident, confident,

your literary scholar of some note,

your amateur Victorian era specialist.

And you know I'm an amateur because there's probably

an actual word for that,

for the and we're well into it at this point.

We've got a love triangle.

We've got Jude, we've got Sue, we've got Philatin,

now coming to Melchester,

Melchester, where Sue was enrolled in college.

She ran away.

She didn't tell her fiancee Philip's in. She just took off like two weeks ago. So he showed up and he's like,

where's Sue? And they're like, Sue? She left like two weeks ago, stupid. And like my God and then he and Jude have a

little talk and Philitson's like were you bopping my baby and Jude is like I did no such thing and Jude is telling the truth

although what he's not saying is that he's madly in love with her he's he told

Phyllis and he would marry her if he could, but not because he loves her, but just because

it would be great to have some place to live that wasn't lodgings here and there. So they're both

kind of dancing around this thing and Philleton's like,

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