Hey, I'm David Kern.

I'm Heidi White.

And I'm Sean Johnson.

And you are listening to Close Free, the podcast for The Incurable Reader on which we are discussing Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights in particular.

We are chaptering. We are discussing chapters seven through ten. I almost made it through that.

I thought we were all going to laugh because we were

laughing right before we started and then i ruined it by messing up the english language but here we are

we are going to soldier on and podcast that's right chapter on talk with the english language using

the english language employing the english language for the next hour or so about chapter 7 through 10 of Wuthering Heights.

But first, before we get into the drama and the melodrama and the gothicness of it all,

Heidi, how's it going?

I'm doing great.

I want to give a little background on the laughter that took place before the show because I feel it applies to the reading today.

Sean is wearing a frog and towed shirt right now, which I am 100% for.

I'm on board with this.

I love the frog and toe trend.

Modernity is flawed, but this is one thing it gets right.

So I, and you're, you're specifically wearing a shirt of frog and tooting cookies.

Yeah.

So if you don't have a soul, you don't know the story of frog and toad and the cookies,

but if you do have a soul, you know that they try to resist eating cookies with willpower,

but they can't because willpower is not

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