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Pleasing Terrors

Resurrection

Pleasing Terrors

Mike Brown

Arts, Performing Arts, Personal Journals, Society & Culture

4.91.3K Ratings

🗓️ 16 March 2018

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Summary

Episode 30: Resurrection delves into the history of Chicago's most famous ghost: Resurrection Mary!

Transcript

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0:00.0

Some stories were never supposed to be told, Stories that exist in the twilight,

0:15.0

between science and the supernatural,

0:18.0

between history and the horror.

0:21.0

Stories that speak of terrifying things.

0:26.2

Stories that you want to hear.

0:28.9

Stories that you need to hear.

0:32.0

Stories that will sink their teeth in and never let you go.

0:37.9

My name is Mike Brown, and this is pleasing terrors. Episode 30, resurrection.

0:54.0

There are those who still remember the Knights in the Baldwin.

1:08.0

Winter Knights, when the cold emptiness outside stood in stark contrast to the warmth, the light, and the life of a room

1:18.3

full of people, swaying to the music of an orchestra.

1:23.0

Hours spent dancing with friends, with lovers.

1:28.0

These are the types of memories that warm our hearts with the passage of time. There are a few that remember that on occasion, amidst friends and lovers and even strangers.

1:52.0

There was a stranger who was stranger than most. She was a

1:58.6

solitary figure standing apart from the rest, a slender blonde woman in her late 20s or early 30s.

2:07.0

She was very pale, as if every inch of her visible skin was covered in white powder.

2:15.0

She was wearing a dress that was in a style noticeably out of date.

2:20.0

It was yellow, like a wedding dress left out in the sun too long.

2:27.0

She sat alone, occasionally rising to walk out into the floor of the ballroom, where she would move to the music in graceful

2:35.9

solitude.

2:38.5

Some of those who remember might shudder when they thought of her eyes,

2:43.0

how she seemed to be looking right through them,

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