13 days of Halloween is a production of I-Heart Radio, Blumhouse Television and

grim and mild from Aaron Mankey. Headphones recommended, listener discretion advised. Here anything of interest? Oh no no judgment I've given you a taste of the mysteries here

it's only natural that you should seek out your own little thrill now and then.

Today I will show you something truly beautiful.

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This is one of the most awe-inspiring spaces at Hawthorne Manor, and also, in a sense, the most storied.

Ah, here we are.

Behold, the Salarian.

It really must be seen to be believed, no?

I imagine even now your thinking, praise the heavens that this has been placed before my eyes.

Just magnificent. Several hundred pains of

intricately stained glass telling the long history of Hawthorne Manor. From

inception all the way to the beginning of my time as caretaker many many years later.

Seen here, the architect standing under a deep blue sky at the sight for the first time.

Each star in that sky above him, a precious gemstone.

Mind from the four corners of the earth.

And here, tragically, the death of his daughter, who slipped from the cupola atop the

manor house.

Some have said that she was merely climbing out to be nearer to the stars, but will never know for certain what caused the fall.

You'll notice the strikingly realistic colours in each of these. The greens of summer. Notice the For instance here, here, the red of his daughter's blood.

Normally a mixture of gold chloride would be used, but the hue was not quite right,

so the architect instructed the artisan to search ever further for new minerals.

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