S2 Ep6: Memento Mori

The Midnight Library

Scott Philbrook

Society & Culture

4.6 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 10 May 2020

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Summary

Ahhh it’s so easy to remember to live, but in times long ago, people were compelled to remember their impending doom. Charming. Let’s dig in to this grim fascination, to find out just why they wanted a constant reminder of their life’s termination! Join us as Ms. Merrick kindly dishes out the dirt on Memento Mori.

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0:00.0	The Virgin Atlantic sale, it's a big deal, wherever you want to go in the world,
0:05.8	whether you want a big bite of the big apple,
0:08.9	or to live at large in LA and Las Vegas,
0:12.0	and now even for going big into buy,
0:15.0	but the biggest deal of all.
0:17.0	You can book right now.
0:20.0	The Virgin Atlantic sale.
0:22.0	See the world different being.
0:24.0	Teas and sees apply.
0:28.0	See Virgin Atlantic.
0:29.0	For details.
0:30.0	The story you're about to enjoy is a factual tale.
0:32.0	Read to you from a factual tale.
0:32.5	Read to you from a fictional location.
0:35.0	We believe.
0:37.0	Madam, are you familiar with a man named Brande' Boot?
0:43.0	Oily little Laut looks like a possum, all the appeal of a spoonful of scabs.
0:49.0	Oh, you do know him!
0:50.0	No, that's how his mother describes him.
0:53.0	Why are we talking about him?
0:55.0	I'm pleased to report that I caught him peering into your dressing room window.
1:01.0	I knew he was a poxy little pervert.
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