Hello there, just a quick intro note. Salvation, the story that you're about to begin, kicked off the second season of Hall of Mirrors.

On this first episode, I've had to cut the original opening scene on the pier

where I welcomed people back to the show because at the time I used a piece of music that I thought was so old it had to be out of copyright.

However I later discovered that it wasn't and so now it's gone.

Not that I imagine you'd mind that much since most of the the information and it was

2008 specific anyway, so it's all now totally irrelevant and so you know tata. But anyway when the show starts then we will go

straight into the short intro scene in the hall itself and then to hell.

Hall of mirrors, tales of horror and the grotesque, written and performed for podcast by Mike Bennett. This podcast is intended for an adult audience.

This story contains scenes of violence and horror that are unsuitable

for persons of a sensitive disposition.

Here we are listeners, no curtains, no veils, no dark surprises, just mirrors, warped and strange, and stretching into the

gloom for as far as the mind can see. It's lovely and warm in here, isn't it?

That's from the seventh mirror here on our right. Oh, can you feel that? It's like a little inferno, isn't it? Why, it's so hot that the glass

doesn't so much ripple and swirl as we approach as it does bubble and broil. Ah, now look you see, as the

glass settles you can see the reason why.

Not so much a little inferno as the inferno.

Hell.

According to ACDC, hell ain't a bad place to be.

But I'd say that gentleman, the screaming, burning chap just over there,

would probably disagree. Shall we go and ask him? Oh, never fear. He's burning, but we won't. We're only visitors, invisible and insensitive to everything but the

events about to unfold as that man, Jeffrey Leach

Leach burned in the fires of hell.

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