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Refugees of Esmerelda episode 27 Welcome to Weeping Cedars

* first episode of ROE that has information relevant to Weeping Cedars
* four people are left in the car as the train leaves the station at Old Forge
	+ Nathan
		- from New Jersey
		- likes bourbon
		- seems to be fairly well off money wise
		- was shot sometime in the past, giving him a limp, for some reason
		- came because of a postcard
	+ Bob Dryer
	+ Joe
		- a police officer in Ohio
		- came because of a postcard
	+ Allen
		- from Conneticut
		- not wanting to spend much money
		- also came because of a postcard
		- has a limp
* Dandy Lion Wine's is across from St Gladius's
* someone bought a ticket for Nathan, so thats why he's in town
	+ Joe got the same postcard and ticket
	+ who invited them to town?
* Bob's wife pick's him up in an old, two seat car
* Joe goes right to get to the hotel
* Nathan and Allen go into Dandy Lion Wines
* Sal comes out and talks to them
	+ Sal is from New Jersey
* Sal misplaced something
* Joe gets the impression that someone is watching him as he walks towards Josie's
	+ Nathan and Allen also feel like they're being watched as they walk down the street
* Joe goes into Josie's hotel and there is no attendant
* Josie's is on Stephens, facing Djavulen
* the church, St Gladius's, is at north, where Stephen's street and main Street meet
* The historical society is at Main and Grey Smoke
* they all just grab keys and put some money in the cupboard
	+ their rooms are all right next to each other
		- Joe is in 401
		- Nathan is in 402
		- Allen is in 403
* the walls and doors of Josie's are fairly thin
* Lightning flashing shows that Allen's room is spartan, threadbare
	+ when the light goes on before going out shows a different room
		- old dry wood floor
		- the bed is something "out of an old timey movie"
		- a chair in the corner of the room with a man sitting in it
			* who is this man?
* Allen has Joe and Nathan come into his room
	+ they also notice that its a bit ominous
	+ the room has changed
		- the floor is dry wood, and there's oil lanterns instead of overhead lights
* as Nathan goes back to his room, he thinks it has changed a bit
	+ as he peeks back out, it has changed
* they hear something sliding across the floor from the direction of the stairs
* as Joe is getting his stuff, his room shifts and goes old timey like the other rooms did
* the group goes towards the Thing
	+ it is a creature
		- has a white carapace
		- has claws
		- has red colored flesh
* the trio walks the other way down the hall
Episode 8 News at Night for October 10, 2019

* Stump Emma prize: a free estimate from Thompson's hardware store
* Copper seal of northwest face of town hall was melted
	+ 120 years old, was placed on the town hall when it was built
* Kara and Jordan Tillman, who bought the record store on Djavulen Avenue
	+ found boxes of computers, notebooks and other documents from Ikandaset Games, a computer company from the 1980s
	+ Ikandaset Games made text based computer games
* Mayor Mulburg and Sheriff Thomaselli gave press conference about safe driving campaign
	+ in response to Julius Clive's accident
* Tonights sponsor: The Dog Ear used book store
	+ been around since 1966
	+ at top of main street
* Gossip Corner
	+ Green Hills Society members left town
		- the meeting for this friday - October 15- was canceled
	+ Emma Bryant-Gladwell had been heard having conversations with someone in her cell, but she's the only one in there
	+ some kind of what was assumed to be a religious service occurred last night at St Gladius's church
		- Reverend Kunicki mentioned
		- the "religious service" is likely a meeting of the Community Circle
* Stump Emma question: the little bridge theater is a great local theater but isn't Weeping Cedars first theater, what is the name of its first theater?
	+ Asker: FireflyFan5
	+ Answer: the weeping cedar arcade of the arts
* Tyson's Aural Theater
	+ another episode of "The Dream Door"
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Episode 16 News at Night for November 7, 2019

* Stump Emma prize: one free session at Active You yoga studio
	+ with Dawn, Michael, or Tara
* Sharon Yancy killed her husband Harold Yancy with what seemed to be a piece of scrap metal
	+ Sharon kept yelling "The Shepherd is coming"
* head librarian Elizabeth Oaks asks for support in recovering from the fire
	+ 3 dated to the 1700s
	+ 1 was the text that Clive Tullerson donated in 1908
	+ the monastery it was from burned down in 1949
* Weeping Cedars does not have a therapist
* Tonight's sponsor: Waffle Shack
	+ opened in 1934
	+ run by the Reese family
* Gossip corner
	+ Bob Dryer is on his way home
	+ a few hundred people have played the game on the computer in the Tillmans (Jordan and Kara) basement
	+ some structures were in Schoolhouse park that were gone in the morning
		- big tents with banners, workers walking in and out
* Stump Emma question: how did La Dolce Vita become famous
	+ Asker: FireflyFan5
	+ Answer: in the 70s, the New York Times ran an piece on the owner because they made a cake for a state senator
* Tysons Aural Theater
	+ final episode of The Dream Door

## Connections

* The Shepherd that Mrs Yancy mentions is another of the prominent supernatural figures
Episode 26 News at Night for August 27, 2020

* messages for tonight
	+ Tom: thinks there should be more reporting on town politics
		- Emma doesn't think the politicians are doing anything interesting
	+ FlaxieMaxie2020: wants to know whats going on with zoning laws
		- Emma also wants to know
	+ ShardOfCheese: why isn't there a "today in weeping cedars history" segment
		- thinks it might be derivative of other shows
	+ E Calloway: saying that Dandy Lion Wines is great and has some cool and interesting inventory
		- Dandy Lion Wines put up a picture of Sal on the wall in memoriam
* Four high school seniors disappeared
	+ Katie Bryer
	+ Carlie Ellcot
	+ Jack Rore
	+ Taylor Zimmerman
	+ said they were going on a camping trip
	+ had been camping several times over the summer
		- staking out location for whatever ritual they did in Whispers 3
* NHCRHS vandalized
	+ ten foot tall Arch shape
		- representative of the gates to Gradludi?
* Sunrise Amusements
	+ the night before the fair began, August 21, 2020, a number of games were vandalized
	+ report not made until August 25, 2020
		- why the delay?
* The community circle is responsible for putting on the town fair
	+ three most popular games are punching bag, wash the baby, and dunk tank
		- Wash the baby game seems Daseth related
* Tonight's sponsor: Santori's Ice Cream Parlor
	+ on Stephens Street
* Tonight's voice mails
	+ Tim at The (electronics) Repair Store: trying to figure out how to get Emmas show on the internet. Loves the show
	+ Bob (Dryer?): The breath of the shepherd…it’s all around us now. The flock is tearing the door open. You must preserve the flame—
		- is the flame spoken of the one guarding the Chained Man in the one old ladies telling of her dream?
* Tyson's Aural Theater
	+ “Doris Street, Intrepid Reporter.”
		- "Lord Dinby’s friend delves into the mysteries of the Maharajah"
Episode 2 News At Night For September 19, 2019

* The Monarch In Amber is a reference to the book "The King In Yellow," and alludes to the tone of the podcast
* The town war memorial was damaged.
	+ the war memorial was erected in 1919
	+ central pillar was spray painted
	+ several flagstones were pulled up and broken
* Park development
	+ meeting held to discuss development
	+ Schoolhouse Park incident
		- Jared Tumbletee
* Johannsen and Johannsen law firm
	+ "Weve been here since the beginning" is their motto
* Thomas Silton is back in town
	+ oldest son of deputy mayor Anne Silton
* Construction in old record store on Djavulen Ave
	+ Jordan and Kara tillman
	+ its going to be a home decoration store
* Ikandaset asylum patient out walking towards the Ikandaset river
	+ who is this?
* Tom Cole mentioned
	+ one of the past KWPN hosts
	+ Disappeared
* Stump Emma
	+ prize: two tickets to Monarch In Amber at Little Bridge Theater company at playhouse on Graysmoke road
	+ Question: who was weeping cedars first mayor
		- Answer: Jeremy Scott in 1785
		- Asker: WCGlen
* Tysons aural theater
	+ Into the shadows.
		- "story of the librarian ends with a shocking twist"

## Connections

* Into the shadows is another podcast in the Weeping Cedars universe
Episode 33 Nicola Moldonato

* 1893, Diego Moldonatto and his wife Concetta immigrated to America from Italy
	+ brought children Giulio and Nicola
* set up cobblers in WC
	+ Diego started it
	+ Giulio took over after Diego, in 1933, and sold in 1962
* Diego died in 1935 at the age of 70
* Concetta died in 1959 at age of 90
* Concetta was a tutor of italian language and literature
* Nicola was born in 1890
* in 1908 took an interest in nature and took up painting
	+ this is why she started going on night walks
	+ left home just before 10 pm on november 8, 1908
	+ body found at 10:15 by young couple
		- looked like she had been attacked by wild animal
* Prinweather family
	+ Mary Prinweather went on a walk with her brother Marcellus in September of 1908
		- accosted by a man near the train tracks
			* thin, arched eyebrows, and a thick mustache
				+ who was this man?
		- three workers who were nearby came to help
	+ some people accused them of lying
	+ the Prinweather family was in some sort of scandal at the time
		- legally set against the Glinns
		- the Glinns lived in a house owned by the Prinweathers and had claimed they had set enough money aside of the rent to buy that they should have owned the house, but the Prinweathers denied this deal was made
		- Percival Glinn and his family were praised for standing up to a wealthy family
	+ Marcellus started patrolling the town at night to try and look for the man
* after Nicola's death, Percival Glinn was suspected of murdering her
* Percival seemed to be in love of Nicola and it was unrequited
* Percivals mother and sister said he was only gone for 15 minutes
* 28 years later, Marcellus said he saw Percival on the other side of town at the time of Nicola's death
	+ Marcellus was going to apologize and offer a refund, but Percival was deep in thought and Marcellus didnt want to interrupt him
* Gregory Lincoln owns the Lincoln Glass shop
* Marcellus went to the Moldonatos to tell them they had the wrong man but something went wrong and Marcellus had to leave town
	+ he had to leave town to keep his sister Mary safe
	+ was the reason Marcellus came back and testified in 1936 that Diego Moldonato had died the year before?
	+ what was used to cause him to leave
* why would the Moldonatos want Percival convicted?
* Percival lived with an old acquaintance after his release
	+ died of exposure on the banks of the Ikandaset in the winter of 1939
* Who/What killed Nicola and why?
	+ likely the wolf that is connected to one of the beings
Episode 24 News at Night for August 20, 2020

* Tonights messages
	+ tweet from Bobby Falcon: Scythe tournament
	+ tweet from Karly Ellcot: history question that emma decides to save for another time
		- meant for stump Emma
* Town fair starts on August 21st
* Two missing persons
	+ six month old, Brian Shawson
		- son of Richard and Vanessa Shawson
		- were on walk on August 19 around 9 pm
		- Richard heard a noise behind town hall and went to investigate
		- When he reached the back he cried out and fainted
		- Vanessa went to help, bringing the stroller with, and when she stood back up, Brian was gone
	+ Thomas Quincy
		- went on duty at 8pm
		- one of the calls he responded to was the Shawon call
		- his next call was a drunk and disorderly on Stephens street at 11 pm
		- Noise disturbance on Bank Street after midnight
		- did not respond to dispatch after
		- two more deputies were sent out
		- Quincys vehicle was found, doors locked
* Ikandaset college released press release that Tamara Street received grant to study an ancient document
	+ found in israel cave two years ago
	+ dates late 000's BCE or early 000's AD
* Olivia Norcross
* Sarsaparilla the rabbit
	+ won blue cross at Shale Pond town fair on August 17, 2020
	+ owner is Megan Trillman, 15 years old\
* Tonight's sponsor
	+ Local Cobbler, Smiley's Shoes
	+ located at 4 Stephen's street
* Tonight's voice messages
	+ from Mike:
		- likes Emma more than Madame Flora
		- wants Stump Emma segment to come back
	+ from Trevor:
		- wants to go on a date with Emma
			* he is absolutely *SMITTEN*
* Tyson's Aural Theater
	+ rerun of old Superman radio show
Refugees of Esmerelda episode 31 The River

* the trio walks towards the river
* they cross the bridge on old church road
	+ about 1/3 across they feels like the bridge in front of him is rising
	+ they hear a bell ringing as though from a ship
		- they are experiencing the Angel's Bridge Minuet incident in 1914
* the original mills were built in the late 1700s by a man named Josiah Bone
* the original mill had been built in early 1700s but found ruined after 1751
* Weeping Cedars is in fact Stone Mills
	+ accidentally named Weeping Cedars in 1830s
	+ there was a section of the map of Stone Ford that was called that, and was accidentally copied down as the towns name instead
* the trio is on the flour mill side
	+ they walk across the beam that crosses the river between the mills
	+ they go into the grist mill
* in the grist mill there's glass cases
	+ the cards that label them are written in a strange language
		- Nathan thinks that they're in an alphabet he's never seen before
	+ the items are odd
		- random pieces of metal
		- random pieces of wood
		- a small piece of obsidian wood
		- two pieces of obsidian wood
		- each following case has obsidian wood
	+ Nathan notices the walls are made of obsidian wood
	+ Nathan hears Daseth again
Episode 10 News at Night for October 17, 2019

* Stump Emma prize: 10 dollar gift certificate to Number One Star Chinese on Main Street
* Anne Silton has gone missing during her nightly jog
* a series of minor break ins had occurred over the past week
	+ last night, lawyer Trish Johannsen's house was broken into, and nothing significant was stolen but some things were shifted around
		- this is the same way the other ones occurred
* Mr Zachary Bremming, a history teacher at Northern Hamilton County Regional High School stopped his lecture and ran around the class shaking students and shouting "Free the Child, Free the Child! They've tied up the child! He's told me how to free him!"
	+ Mr Bremming was fired
* Tonights sponsor: the safe driving campaign
* Gossip Corner:
	+ the Menendez family stayed at Josie's hotel
	+ a private donation was given to the library to renovate the rare books collection
		- the books are being moved to a different section of the library in the mean time
	+ there's weird sounds coming from the sewers
		- some people thought the street was "screaming at them"
			* likely related to Whispers 4
* Stump Emma question: When was the Green Hills Society founded?
	+ Asker: FatherT
	+ Answer: 1888
* Tyson's Aural Theater
	+ a rerun of “The Adventures of Tundra Jack Smith and his Sidekick Spunky.”

## Connections

* the child Mr Bremming was shouting about is likely Daseth, the drowned boy
Ice Cube

Icy

**Ice Cube** is a female contestant in The Nugget Brawl. However, the first episode hasn't came out yet, so she hasn't started competing yet.

## Appearance

Ice Cube appears to be a frozen, non-perfectly shaped, tap water cube (or just an ice cube).

## Personality

Just like Needle, she is fairly quiet, vengeful, but also a bit shy. When necessary, she can be vindictive and brave. She is also heroic at times.

## Weaknesses

* **Fragility:** Just like all ice cubes, she can be shattered very easily. She can be shattered by things as simple as a frisbee.
* **Heat:** Being a frozen object, it is shown that she can be melted by heat easily.

## Trivia

### Comparisons

* She is one of the only 3 transparent objects, the others being Teardrop and Acid Cup.

### General

* Ice Cube was the third character recommended by the creators.
* Ice Cube is the first female in alphabetical order.
	+ She is also the first armless female in alphabetical order.
Episodes

## Refugees of Esmerelda

1. Refugees of Esmerelda episode 27 Welcome to Weeping Cedars
2. Refugees of Esmerelda episode 28 The Cabin
3. Refugees of Esmerelda episode 29 A Car Ride
4. Refugees of Esmerelda episode 30 The Diary
5. Refugees of Esmerelda episode 31 The River
6. Refugees of Esmerelda episode 32 Into The Church
7. Refugees of Esmerelda episode 33 The Seal

## Season one

1. The Riot
2. News at Night for September 19, 2019
3. The Burned Acre
4. News at Night for September 26, 2019
5. He Is Hungry
6. News At Night for October 3, 2019
7. Stone Mill
8. News At Night for October 10, 2019
9. The Legend of Theresa Glinn
10. News At Night for October 17, 2019
11. The House
12. News At Night for October 24, 2019
13. A History of Loss
14. News at Night for October 31, 2019
15. Schoolhouse Park
16. News at Night for November 7, 2019
17. The book of the Witch
18. News at Night for November 14, 2019
19. First Order Questions
20. News at Night for November 21, 2019

## Season two

1. Season 2 introduction
2. Ikandaset Games
3. Whispers 1 Linds
4. News at Night for August 13, 2020
5. The Chained Man
6. Whispers 2 A Church
7. News at Night for August 20, 2020
8. The Flowerfield House
9. Whispers 3 What did you do?
10. News at Night for August 27, 2020
11. Whispers 3 Part 2
12. The Monuments
13. Whispers 4
14. News at Night for September 3, 2020
15. The Iberhall Murders
16. Whispers 5
17. News at Night for September 10, 2020
18. The Shale Pond Miners
19. Whispers 6
20. News at Night for September 17, 2020
21. Nicola Moldonato
22. Whispers 7
23. News at Night for September 24, 2020
24. Dr Fryling's Traveling Amusements
25. Whispers 8
26. News at Night for October 1, 2020
27. A History of Commerce
28. Whispers 9
29. News at Night for October 8, 2020
30. A List
31. Whispers 10
32. News at Night for October 15, 2020
33. The Circle
34. Whispers 11
35. News at Night for October 22, 2020
36. So Many Threads
37. News at Night for October 29, 2020
Episode 3 The Burned Acre

* on east bank of Ikandaset, there's a 7-ish foot tall granite obelisk
	+ inscription on obelisk "to those who lost their lives in the flames"
	+ two years on it 1812 and 1937
		- 1812 is the fire of 1812
		- 1937 is the dirigible crash (mentioned in ROE) and episode 27
* People in Weeping Cedars don't like going to the burned acre
* Some names that come up again are mentioned
	+ The Trembley sisters
	+ Gleason Cabin
	+ Theresa Glinn
	+ Shepherds Rock
	+ Yellow Eyes
	+ The Burned Acre
* The Big 3 Families
	+ the Kunickis
	+ the Cartwrights
	+ the Johannsens
* The newspapers during the dates on the obelisk are missing
* Prof Harvey Larson works at Ikandaset College in Shale Pond
* The Fire of 1812
	+ fire broke out in house of runaway slaves on east bank of Ikandaset
* Thomas Fleischman was a part of the underground railroad in Weeping Cedars
* the 5 ropes
	+ in 1810 a slave catcher, Jonas Pollaver, came to recapture some slaves, but the town sent him off
	+ Pollaver came back with four other men. This time, the townspeople took them to the river and hung them.
* Wilmers's house is mentioned as being another location freed slaves were lodged
	+ there was a suspected third location
* when the war memorial was put up, there was a time capsule that was buried, and in the digging, tunnels were found
* Fleischmanns journal
	+ his dream mentions a tall, robed figure who was looking for him. This figure had a large volume chained to him, and a woman tied to him with a leather cord
	+ These two were walking through dark streets that reminded Fleischmann of London
		- these dark streets are likely in Gradluudi, the dark city.
	+ they went into a door that led to a passageway with a wooden door at the end, and when the Robed Man touched the door, it screamed
* When Fleischmann awoke, he saw that the house that the freed slaves were in was alight
	+ The Fleischmanns house is on the west bank of the Ikandaset
* There was a child in the ruins of the buildings who appeared to be drowned

## Connections

* The Drowned Boy, also known as Daseth, may be the child in the ruins
	+ The Ikandaset river is named after Daseth
Episode 5: He Is Hungry

* WC is bordered on western and southern sides by dense forest
	+ bordered on north and east by Ikandaset river
* An early settlement bridged the river in the 1600s
* 4th of July is celebrated with tubing event on Ikandaset river
* Drum, pickerel, and bass live in the river
* Most of the drowned in Ikandaset river have been children
	+ relative to town size, He has killed more than any other river in America
* Townspeople use the pronoun "He" to refer to the river
* Lee's old ring is mentioned
	+ It's later revealed that the ring is important, and may be one of the artifacts the Chained Man asked for
* "He is Hungry" is a phrase that refers to the river because of how deadly He is
* The Town Hall has burned 3 different times
* in 1914, the steamboat Minuet traveled up to Clover's Dock for its first voyage
	+ on the way back down, they traveled through Weeping Cedars. They were to go under a newly built mechanical bridge known as "the angel's bridge."
* Journal entry from Flora Ettinger née Copperthwaite on June 14, 1914
	+ The bridge was made by Johannes Gelling
	+ Flora was with someone named Charles
	+ Flora had been having bad dreams in the prior days that she could not remember, but as she was coming up to the bridge, she remembered them
		- the dreams were of a "great, burning cloud"
	+ Some names mentioned
		- Mr. Saggio
		- the Widow Forrester
		- Timothy Haller
	+ The Minuet burst into flame and sunk before reaching the other side of the bridge
		- not one person of the 45 on the Minuet leapt into the water
	+ A couple of pieces of the Minuets wreckage were in the Historical Society
		- A piece of blackened, twisted railing
		- A bell missing its clapper, also slightly melted
		- A name plate, reading "The Minuet" with etching on the back that could not be read
			* Claire Thomson, one of Lee's old friends, managed to make it legible using photoshop. It read "He Is Hungry"
	+ Another story about deaths on the Ikandaset is that two girls (the Trembley Sisters, Martha and Margaret) went missing while playing next to him, while under watch of their grandmother
Episode 27 The Monuments

* on march 6, 1937, Natalie Lanston went for a walk
	+ went through Abrams Field
		- aka the Burned Acre
	+ a dirigible (airship) crashed and she was killed
* The Historical Society crew found all the missing boxes (link to episode where they describe it one i get there)
* the dirigible crash isn't in the FAA historical chronology
	+ a list of major airship crafts
	+ why isn't it in the FAAHC?
* There was another monument in town that mentioned the dirigible crash
	+ Scott Gilbert suggested to them to look in the graveyard
		- Why couldn't Scott just include google maps picture, or coordinates?
		- was the one who took the pictures of the Graveyard monument
	+ Broken monument
		- only shows date of March 6, 1937
		- top of the pillar missing
		- likely broken soon after being put up, otherwise Kathryn Goodman would have found it
			* someone may have wanted to hide the information for some reason
				+ who and why?
			* why just break the graveyard monument and not the burned acre monument as well?
				+ is the burned acre monument somehow supernaturally protected, as Gary Cartwrights car did not even scratch it?
* photograph in the Historical Society of the monument
	+ inscribed In Memorium of the 56 souls lost in the crash of the Aramon.
	+ “Lord, though they fell in flame, raise them up and keep them safe from eternal fires.”
		- mentioned in ROE 32
* The monument was put up by
* in late 1940s and early 50s a bunch of events are connected
	+ the three immigrants are killed in schoolhouse park in 1946
	+ Clive Tullerson killed same night, likely by same mob
	+ in 1950, Clives sister Harriet and George were killed in the collapse of the Weeping Cedars Arcade of the Arts Theater.
		- founded in 1924
		- bought in 1929 by William Quincy
		- Quincy put on a locally written play in 1950
		- closed due to structural concerns
		- why were the Fallbrauer's, then in their 70s, there?
	+ in 1951 a document was filed with town hall named “A Renewal of Appeal for Memorial Construction”
		- appealed for construction of the Burned Acre monument
		- originally filed in 1947 by Harriet and George Fallbrauer
		- traces back to petition by Tom Fleischman in 1884
			* renewal of Thomas Fleischmans first attempt in 1820s
		- the 1951 attempt filed by Bob and Margaret Dryer
* The monument in the burned acre erected June 8, 1955
Episode 20 News at Night for November 21, 2019

* There is no stump Emma question tonight
* A day of mayhem
	+ several people died
	+ started on the evening of November 20
		- Gary Cartwright, deacon at St Gladius's drove his car into the monument at the Burned Acre
			* the monument was completely undamaged
		- three people were murdered
	+ a riot started outside town hall
* Curfew instated, 9 PM
* Town fair has been cancelled
* Emma said that "The priest cannot stop us now."
	+ what does this mean?
* Tonight's sponsor: Little Bridge Theater Company
* Gossip corner
	+ one theory as to the cause of the riot is a gas leak
	+ many people are packing their bags and leaving town
		- at least 30 families
	+ Glen Moat cancelled his trip to Weeping Cedars
* Emma's ending segment
	+ "The Shepherd is here, he will open the door. We can’t let this madness win. The seals are gone, and the circle has become the flock"
* Tyson's Aural Theater
	+ another episode of "the spells will be undone"
		- a not so subtle nod to the seals being gone
Episode 12 News at Night for October 24, 2019

* Stump Emma prize: box of four cupcakes from La Dolce Vida on Grey Smoke Road
* Anne Silton was found in an unused room in Cartwright Hospital
	+ bed hadn't been used in 40 years
* Professor Marjorie Trapper from Ikandaset College was hired by the Ikandaset Center to do a historical survey of its early days
* "General Director Timothy Day released a statement today outlining the Center’s initiative to contribute to the historical awareness of the town..."
* Flowerfield Charitable Center debate
	+ Francis Mayers, highschool principal and head of Weeping Cedars Concerned Citizens Society, said it should be moved to a different part of town
	+ Amelia Frederick, director of FCC, which has been around since 1963, says that its location near Grey Smoke Gardens and Grey Smoke Apartments helped aid the more needy citizens of Weeping Cedars
* Tonights sponsor: Into the Woods hiking supplies
* Gossip corner:
	+ Erin Calloway convinced township officials to let her buy her grandmothers foreclosed home back
	+ Glen Moat may be writing another book in Weeping Cedars
		- The Shaded Lane and the Witch's Tree are his other books
	+ Francis Mayers, Rev. Gloria Kunicki, and Thomas Quincy were seen getting Coffee at Golden Circle diner
* Stump Emma question: who were the Trembley sisters?
	+ Asker: MollyM19
	+ Answer: the pair of young girls who went missing in the early 1880s, and Father Nader, a local priest, went missing soon after
* Tyson's Aural Theater
	+ Another rerun of “The Adventures of Tundra Jack Smith”
Episode 15 Schoolhouse Park

* 1791 small pox epidemic
	+ 95% of Stone Ford died
	+ started in March and ended in April
* by 1799 the population recovered
* Stone Fords first school teacher was Leland Finch, at the invitation Tobias Johannsen
* in 1883, the schoolhouse was struck three times by lightning and burned down
	+ divided into two lots
	+ one for a new town hall
	+ one for schoolhouse park
	+ Thomas Fleischman had the idea for the second lot to be a park
* three digs were done in 1983 by professor Thomas Glenn from Ikandaset college
	+ Gleasons cabin
	+ schoolhouse park
	+ Glenwood Road where a building had been demolished
		- What building?
* There were 8 skeletons, who showed signs of violent deaths, in the Schoolhouse park dig
	+ mid 1700s
	+ between ages of 17 and 28
	+ may have been outsiders that did not warrant any dignity in the townsfolk's mind
* in 1920's, Jeremiah Cartwright invested in hotel on Old Mill Road and Main Street
	+ ran until 1988
	+ Called Gleason Court Hotel
	+ became Gleason Court Apartments
* during the tourist boom that resulted, Timothy and Joseph Haller called for August 6th to be set as Weeping Cedars day
	+ Jeremiah Cartwright thought the Community Circles xenophobia would use this as way to estrange town visitors, so the Haller's decided that visitors would be special guests in the ceremony
* The parade route
	+ Start at Gleason Cabin
	+ west on Bierce
	+ Chambers Street
	+ Stephen’s street
	+ Djavulen Avenue
	+ Main street
	+ Glenwood road
	+ Docker’s Boulevard
	+ Bank Street
	+ end at Schoolhouse Park
* October 12, 1978
	+ Terry Iberhall killed 24 people between 1 and 5 AM
	+ Stabbed and then staged his victims
	+ most were left in their homes
	+ Deputy Mark Lowry and Kathryn Goodman were staged in schoolhouse park on a blanket with a picnic basket between them
		- they were propped against a rock that was known "lovers rock" but after became known as "Corpse Stone"
* august 28, 2001
	+ 13 women killed themselves
		- Shannon Fielder did it at Schoolhouse park
* Tumbletee incident
	+ May 8, 2012 Aaron and Melissa Tumbletee were at the park with their children Jared and Kara and their dog Danube
		- Jared was 11
		- Kara was 6
	+ Jared went missing
	+ one of Jared's shoe was found in a bush in Schoolhouse park, the same bush Danube had sniffed at
	+ Jared's other belongings were showing
		- both shoes
		- a wallet
		- a watch
		- a comb
		- a bag with medications
		- two socks
	+ likely a Daseth incident
* The fair being done at Schoolhouse park suggests that the cycle of forgetting is beginning again
Episode 23 The Chained Man

* in 1980, there was a dry summer and the Ikandaset shrunk
	+ 2 handguns were found from around 1900
	+ did something supernatural cause the Ikandaset to shrink?
* Carmen Hickern found the statue of the Chained Man
	+ first to see it in 78 years (1902)
	+ now located in a dumping ground in the woods
	+ statue makes you uncomfortable to look at
	+ there's a circular, concave, burnt looking spot on the bronze base in front of his knees
* original Thomas Fleischmanns grandson, another Thomas Fleischmann, who I will be calling Tom, was actually the one to get Schoolhouse park established
* Thomas's three main proposals were Schoolhouse park, the monument for the fire of 1812, and a statue commemorating the losses felt from slavery.
	+ in 1862, after Thomas's death, the new mayor Abraham Shaw argued that making a monument to the enslaved would honor Thomas's memory
* in 1863, Jeremiah Beax made a statue
	+ member of a prominent and wealthy family
	+ the sculpture took 2 years to create and cast
* the original sculpture was supposed to have a man, a woman, and a child
	+ Beax then had a dream, and there was just one man, The Chained Man, so that's what Beax made

* Caleb Cartwright mentioned
* Legend of the Chained Man
* Local Legends and Lore was printed by Forrester-Flowers Printers between 1919, and 1924
	+ Miles Brewer owned the company at the time
	+ the company was in the brewer family until 1920, when it was sold to Regina Forrester
		- McKenzie Forresters great great great grandmother
* in the early 1900's, a number of people had dreams similar to Beax's, about the Chained Man
* two journals from the 1800s made references to the Legend of the Chained Man
	+ Timothy Silton. ancestor of Anne and Thomas Silton?
		- entry from 1886
		- had a dream where he was the chained man
		- the only light was a fire in a small bowl
		- felt he had a secret
			* someone was coming for that secret, and he would not survive that secret
	+ Esther Cochraine
		- Entry from 1808.
		- man chained in a bright place
		- flame in front of him about 10 feet tall
			* seemed to ward him
			* was this flame similar to the one in ROE episode 29?
		- man seemed to be evil and the fire good
		- those that came to seek the man were hideous and monstrous
		- there was a day when the flame was no longer there and the man was unguarded
* Kay's (who was not from WC) grandmother used to tell her about "the man under the hills who was locked away with only a little fire to keep him warm"
* an article from Oakdown West Virginia in the late 1990s talks about "a man arrested for murder claiming that the “man chained up under the hills” made him do it"
	+ wasn't the first to make this claim
* Oakdown and Weeping Cedars somehow linked
Locations in and around Weeping Cedars

## Buildings and parks

* Dandy Lion Wines
* Number One Star Chinese
* Playhouse on Gray Smoke Road
* Ikandaset Asylum
* Schoolhouse park
* Bob's Bait and Tackle shop
* Northern Hamilton County Regional High School
* The Library
* Dutch Club
* Glen's Old Style Barbershop
* Hair Designs
* Ikandaset College
* Wilmer's House
* Alliance Hobby Store

## Natural Landmarks

* The Witches cave
* The Witches Tree
* Easter Rock
* The Ikandaset RIver

## Other towns

* Old Forge
* Shale Pond
Episode 34 News at Night for September 24, 2020

* Night Notes
	+ Owen Forrester: do the people at the station ever take vacation
	+ Vanessa Moore: did they see the article about a new building at Ikandaset College
	+ Rio Abe: if the flooding caused any financial problems, the GHS will help
* there was a demonstration yesterday on September 23, against the Flowerfield house's owners (Amelia Frederick) wishes
	+ charges being brought against Rev. Gloria Kunicki
	+ formal complaint against sheriffs department for not removing the demonstrators from the grounds faster
	+ why did Kunicki do it at the FCC when the church has more land?
* a group that was out looking for the Menendez's thought they saw the Cave Bears by a large rock
* Interview with Glen Moat
	+ his latest WC book is called The Flock
		- definitely a Shepherd reference
	+ Moat feels like the WC stories pull him where they want to go, and said he had a dream that inspired this one
		- similar to Jeremiah Beax with the Chained Man statue in ep 23
	+ theres a character, i think the villain, is named Nick Hoven
		- definitely a Knihovnik reference
* Tonight's sponsor: Grey Smoke Apartments
* Tonight's voicemails
	+ Jill Shore: thinks there needs to be a discussion about the dreams
		- she thinks it might be collective trauma, or carbon monoxide, or radon, or something similar
	+ Bruce: advising people not to go off hiking paths
* Tyson's Aural
	+ more of The Falcon
Refugees of Esmerelda episode 33 The Seal

* they're going up a hill and before them is a shack
	+ inside is Jarvis Creev
	+ two girls are being gnawed at by Daseth
	+ the person in the memory incapacitates Jarvis Creev
	+ the Person In the Memory grapples with The Beast

the vision fades and the trio is an an obsidian temple

* in the Dark City
* on the altar is a small black disc, like the one they stepped on
* Nathan pours holy water on the disc
	+ the water boils away
* when hit with the fire poker, the fire poker shatters and Nathans hand becomes cold
* a voice through the back door beckons, its father Nader
* the trio goes through and down the stairs
* there are rows and rows of floating human bodies, shadowed as though encased in crystal
	+ the shadow seems to be feeding on them
	+ several bodies are burned
	+ there are 13 modern looking women
		- the 2001 suicides
	+ there are African Americans
		- maybe the fire of 1812
	+ there are children
	+ there are pockmarked people
		- Smallpox epidemic
* in the back corner, Father Nader is only half covered in shadow, and they are fighting each other
* Nathan splashes holy water on the shadow, and it disperses
* they "must close the doors that the sisters went through"
* the trio and Nader go back up the stairs to the altar
* Nader blesses the axe and puts some holy water on it
* this is all occurring about 100 years after Nader disappeared
* Allen brings the disc to the door they came in through to get into the temple
	+ a green circle on the floor starts glowing
	+ they step inside
* Allen puts the disc on the ground and tries to hit it with the axe
	+ one of the man bat things claws his hand
	+ the axe falls and cracks the disc
	+ a white light comes over Joe, Allen, and Nader
		- they disappear
* Nathan wakes up alone at Josie's
	+ he walks out into the hall, and knocks on 403 and 401 to no answer
	+ there's a young blonde girl behind the desk in reception
	+ Allen and Joe were not reserved for rooms and the receptionist said that there weren't any others who checked in
* Nathan heads to the diner
* he then goes back to the church and sees a mid 60s woman with a bobbed hair cut
	+ who is this?
* Nathan goes to "Ikandaset Memorial Hospital"
* Nathan gets on the bus to leave Weeping Cedars
	+ the kid across the isle from him is listening to metal, which seems to be saying Daseth
* Allen and Joe wake up in small rooms in Ikandaset Asylum, separate
	+ Dr Henry Kunicki is there, so this is sometime in the 1880s
Episode 1 The Riot

This episode details how Lee and Riley met and came to start documenting Weeping Cedars history as a part of the Weeping Cedars Historical Society.

The historical event that this episode goes through is the Riot of 1887

## Connections

* the wolves that were mentioned have some relation to one of the "things next to the world" that are mentioned later.
* The feeling of being jailed is likely related to the Chained Man, one of the prominent supernatural figures

## Episode Cast

Laurel Johnson as Lee Mitchell

Catherine Bell as Riley Howard
Whispers 4

* Lind's mom is being overbearing, does not want Linds going out after 7 pm
* Evan Bolinger keeps trying to get Linds to hang out
* new dream
	+ nightly
	+ few people in a room but Linds cant see their faces
	+ the room is dark and really old
	+ theres dripping water
	+ someone in middle of room, a guy, is strapped in a chair
		- who is he?
	+ the people are doing something to the guy that's causing him pain
		- what are they doing to him?
	+ Linds knows others can hear him screaming but don't know that they're screams
Episode 25 The Flowerfield House

* one common Halloween decoration is straw men
	+ has dark patches of red, like blood
	+ arm or leg bent in odd direction
	+ the townspeople call them tramp
		- written on paper stuck under brim of its hat or written on the forehead
* in 1945 two homeless men came to Weeping Cedars
	+ a number of townspeople were not happy
	+ a week after the men disappeared, a body was found in the Ikandaset, with the word "tramp" put on his forehead
* a column was written saying that the town should have stuffed and strung him up to warn other homeless people not to come to Weeping Cedars
	+ a xenophobic sentiment reminiscent of the Community Circles ideas
	+ written by Bolton Kunicki
		- son of Robert Kunicki
	+ very anti-foreigner
* Weeping Cedars is not very welcoming to homeless people
	+ Tom Cole did some interviews in the 80's about their feelings towards the needy
* Flowerfield House
	+ founded in 1963 by Marie Flowerfield
	+ the house was formerly owned by Donald Novack who passed away in 1964
* in 1954, Marie Flowerfield went into social isolation
	+ had been working in a soup kitchen
		- had a vision of a man in intricate robes
			* waving hand before people, and a small flame would appear. the man would then suck up the flame and move to the next person
		- Marie fainted after this event
	+ Marie saw the Robed Man almost everywhere she went for the next 8 years
		- the only places she didnt see him
			* Her bedroom
			* the gazebo in her backyard
			* A church nearby
			* Weeping Cedars
	+ these visions of the man only stopped when the Flowerfield family went to Weeping Cedars during a trip
		- in 1962, Rabbi Isaac Ben Reuben had been having visions
			* saw a young woman chased by a hooded man
			* a voice was saying “Who will save my child? Whose light will blind the darkness?”
				+ whos voice was this?
		- one day had been walking through town, came across the Flowerfields
			* as soon as he saw Marie, he knew she was the woman from his dreams and she knew he was the one to help save her
			* they had been (paraphrasing Reubens journal) sent to free each other from their prisons
* became involved in the Green Hills Society
* the mayor, two members of town council, head librarian, and high school principal all decried Flowerfield Houses charity
* Marie was supported by Pastor Martin Beuth, an interim pastor at St Gladius's
* Samuel Farnes thought Maries charity was good but her methods were not
	+ same as Red Scare
		- if one homeless person (country) is allowed to remain (be communist) then weeping cedars (the world) will be overrun
* in the 80s there was an attempt to get the FCC (Flowerfield Charitable Center) closed but Tom Cole did a series of interviews with those it helped, not too long before he disappeared, and the FCC remained open
* The FCC also threatened in 2019 due to zoning laws
	+ was given a one year exemption to figure things out
	+ same opposing arguments as in the 1960s and 80s
* Gertrude Flowerfield said that Marie got free of the Robed Man but he is still out there and that people should be careful
	+ also says that house is like a fortress against the Robed Man
James Cartwright

* Was set to marry Theresa Glinn
* Son of Emmanuel Cartwright
* Born February 22, 1801
* Died June 9, 1829
	+ Killed himself by hanging in a building on Djavulen Avenue above the spot where Naomi was trampled
* Married Naomi Kunicki
* Full name: James Emmanuel Cartwright
* Victim of the Book of the Witch
	+ 1829, due to Theresa Glinn
Episode 32 News at Night for September 17, 2020

* Tonights messages
	+ RichardBeepX2: there should be a week where Emma and Emory swap places. Emory reads news and Emma is behind producers board
	+ Greg Hall: cut it out with background music
	+ Alex Johannsen: there should be more call ins
* the drowned infant found in episode 24 was confirmed to be Brian Shawson
* the Menendez family came for a camping trip, and went missing
* Sheriffs deputies responded to an altercation at the Rum Runner where Thomas Silton was nearly thrown into the Ikandaset over a business matter
	+ Silton had been screaming at the two men about the business matter
* On the night of September 16, two figures broke into the Library
	+ Jennifer Calloway
	+ the thieves had stolen two books on Norse Language
		- not very valuable or rare, so why did they steal them?
	+ are these the same two people who broke into Tamara Streets house in episode 28?
		- who are they?
* Tonights sponsor: the Wet Whistle
	+ between the WC canoe rental and Bobs Bait and Tackle on Church Street
* Tonights voicemails
	+ Elizabeth Oaks: the library will be opening around 1 pm on September 18, 2020
	+ John Abbington from the chamber of commerce: the flea market was on hiatus due to some of the changed zoning laws. It is being moved up a block
	+ one of the weird ones: words that sound like "Knihovnik"
* Tyson's Aural Theater
	+ more of The Falcon
Marie Flowerfield

* Started the Flowerfield Charitable Center
* Born in 1930
* died in 2005
* Daughter of Trudy and Jonathan Flowerfield
* had 3 older brothers
* 2 older sisters
	+ one of them is Gertrude Flowerfield
* youngest of 6
* in 1954 went into social isolation
	+ started having visions
* Irving Cooper was her boyfriend
Whispers 1 Linds

* Linds - Lindsey Brentmeyer - is calling someone named Tay
	+ Tay told Linds not to contact her anymore
* Linds is apologizing for lying to Tay, about having The Dreams
* Linds didn't believe something Tay told her about Jacob (Bryant-Gladwell?)
* Linds's dream
	+ there's a woman, likely Riley, sitting in a room
		- the room is south of Weeping Cedars
	+ she is looking out a window
	+ she looks sad, guilty
* Tay is more "plugged in" to everything that's going on
* Tay is planning something
Capeman: Evil Never Rests

***Capeman: Evil Never Rests*** is a 2022 superhero film produced by Village Productions. It was filmed on Friday, May 6th, 2022 and released on Saturday, May 7th, 2022.

## Plot

Capeman recalls a life of misery before the day he snorted "super drugs" he received from a street dealer, which gave him super powers. He flies up, up, and away on a mission to stop crime, before he is hit by a passenger plane and falls to the ground. Capeman stops his first crime when he lands near a mugging after being hit, and he activates his ultimate ability to kill the mugger. He ends up killing both the mugger and the mugging victim, but declares his act a success and flees the crime scene.

In the month between scenes, Capeman is implied to have "stopped" a lot of crimes, killing lots of people in the process. These incidents are not described except for one where Capeman knocked down a skyscraper to try and stop a grocery store robber. The FBI responds to this by having one of their agents take the super drugs to try and stop Capeman from causing more death, destruction, and devastation to society. The agent in question became known as "FBI Man".

FBI Man breaks into Capeman's room and attempts to arrest him. In the feud, Capeman argues that people will look upon FBI Man as a supervillain for imprisoning him. FBI Man responds by stating all of Capeman's crimes against society, and threatens to hit a button that will nuke Manhattan. Angered, Capeman whips FBI Man with his cape, and a fight begins. The fight lasts a while, with lots of powers at play. In the end, Capeman wins, but the Earth is destroyed. In an after-credit scene, Capeman is shown to have rebuilt the Earth with his powers as "Earth II: The Sequel".

## Reception

According to YouTube views and real-life watch parties, *Capeman: Evil Never Rests* is either the second or third most watched Village Productions film of all time. *Capeman: Evil Never Rests* is considered by many to be the best Village Productions film and the gold standard of Village Productions films. It was praised for its humor, satire of the superhero genre, acting, dialogue, and much more. It was criticized for its simple plot and short runtime.
Episode 18 News at Night for November 14, 2019

* Stump Emma prize: fifteen dollar gift certificate to Hidden Identity comics
	+ on Djavulen Avenue
* 6 men committed suicide the last night
	+ ages 23 to 71
	+ all hung themselves, and had left a note for their families
	+ known people
		- Sal from Dandy Lion Wines
		- Tom the school bus driver
* Bob and Margaret Dryer killed the same night in their car by a train
	+ on Old Church Road
* There was structural damage in the basement of St Gladius's the same night as the suicides and the Dryer deaths
* Emma and some others had dreams last night
	+ Three people running through darkness
	+ a child
	+ fires around town
* Tonight's sponsor: A Lovely Home Decorating Service
	+ Kara and Jordan Tillman
	+ "We will help you clean out old dangerous materials"
	+ on 8 Djavulen Avenue
* Gossip corner:
	+ in response to current events, the coffee shop is a no go
	+ several people heard wolves howling
	+ the emergency room of Cartwright hospital is packed
		- people complaining of dizziness, bad migraines, and and upset stomaches
			* related to the bad dreams?
* Stump Emma question: there was a controversial book made in the 1800s
	+ Asker: GloopyGlen
	+ Answer: The Book of the Witch
* Tyson's Aural Theater
	+ an old episode of "The Shadow"