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井伏鱒二/補充

**補充**
編輯

* 於招魂研究活動『井伏鱒二に関する研究』追加實裝。
* 官方館報調查報告：連結
	+ 是個心胸寬大的人物，在他釣魚時能看到他臉上露出哀愁的表情。
* 從2019年6月28日開始會從有魂書中轉生。
	+ **需要開放洋墨消費量1500的功能。**

* 本名「井伏 滿壽二（ますじ）」。因為喜歡釣魚，將筆名寫成與本名同樣讀音的「鱒二」。
* 1923年（大正12年），參加同人誌『世紀』發表「幽閉」。同時期拜佐藤春夫為師。
* 代表作除《山椒魚》、《ジョン万次郎漂流記》（第六次直木賞得獎作品）之外，還有《黒い雨》（野間文藝得獎作品）等。
* 1993年（平成5年）7月10日，因肺炎逝於東京衛生病院（東京都杉並区）。滿95歳沒。
	+ 在當下實裝文豪中最為長壽，也是唯一活到平成（1989～2019）的文豪。

* **關於台詞：**

* 攻擊台詞「この杯さかずきを受けてくれ」、「どうぞなみなみ注そそがせておくれ」（通常攻撃兩句）、「花に嵐のたとえもあるぞ」（命中要害）、「さよならだけが人生だ」（必殺奥義）是來自井伏日譯後的中國唐代詩人于武陵的五言絕句『勸酒』。
是井伏個人意譯為七五調的知名翻譯。
	+ 這首詩帶給不少作家影響，太宰治和寺山修司就引用過。
	太宰在絕筆作品《グッド・バイ》的作者引言中就寫過：
	「唐詩選五言絕句中有一句『人生足別離』，我的一位前輩將之翻譯為『「サヨナラ」ダケガ人生ダ』。
	的確，相逢時的愉快轉瞬之間就會消失，但別離時的傷心難過則會深深烙印在我們心中，
	如此一來說我們都活在惜別之情當中也並不為過。」
	《グッド・バイ》也意圖寫出「各式各樣的離別情景」。
	寺山則是在〈さよならだけが人生ならば〉和〈だいせんじがけだらなよさ〉舉出本詩。
	在前者中表示「如果只有道別才是人生　那這種人生　我並不需要」。
	+ 此外，翻譯中「花に嵐のたとえ」多解釋為「月に叢雲 花に風。
	指就如明月被烏雲遮擋、鮮花被風雨摧殘，好事總是會遇到許多障礙難以持續。好事多磨。
	+ 台詞中基本都與原文相同，唯有「注（つ）がしておくれ」一句被變更讀音為「注（そそ）がせておくれ」。

* **關於耗弱／喪失時的台詞：**

* 台詞「寒いほど独りぼっちだ」來自代表作《山椒魚》中「ああ寒いほど独りぼっちだ！」一文。

* **關於回想、與回想對象的關係：**

* 太宰治 & 佐藤春夫（信件）

* 來源於太宰在昭和11年12月向井伏借錢的逸事。
因為住熱海旅館還有與好友檀一雄揮金如土的遊玩，欠下債務的太宰把檀抵押在旅館跑回東京去找井伏（據說是《跑吧美樂斯》的靈感來源）。井伏典當了和服也不夠，於是找佐藤借錢幫太宰還債。結果佐藤手上也只夠借檀該付的那一份，於是就去找手上剛好有錢的三好達治借。井伏跟檀回旅館還債時還是不夠，結果沒付完的那部份就背在太宰頭上等太宰成名後再還。
	+ 順帶一提這發生在佐藤和太宰因為第三次芥川賞騷動爭執後一個月。
	+ 除此之外太宰也多次向井伏借錢。
Juno Steel and the Monster's Reflection (Part 2)

—Sarah Steel

**Juno Steel and the Monster's Reflection (Part 2)** is the twenty-second episode of the second season of The Penumbra Podcast. It was released June 5, 2018.

## Overview

*"You did it in one day. One choice. When you let him in, when you let the hero rob us blind without taking a thing."*

That's how Sarah Steel justified the murder of Benzaiten Steel, twenty-one years ago. But the day she was referring to was even older: fifteen years before that. A motive a long, long time in the making.

But what does that mean? How could one four-year-old child ruin three lives?

Juno remembers. But what he remembers... can't be right. It can't be.

It can't be.

### Trigger Warnings

* Child abuse and abusers
* Sudden loud noises
* Ableist language
* Surgery and body horror
* Violence and threats of violence
* Death, mortality, and illness
* Claustrophobic and dark spaces
* Deception and gaslighting

## Episode Summary

While undergoing treatment at Hanataba’s medical station Juno is looking through his memories, acompanied by the personified memory his brother Ben, to find out what event lead to their mother's hate for Juno and eventually the murder of Ben.

## Cast and Crew

### Cast

Starring

* Joshua Ilon as Juno Steel
* Marc Pierre as Benzaiten Steel
* Kiki Samko as Sarah Steel
* Bob Musset and Alexander Stravinski as the ensemble
* Matthew Zahnzinger as Turbo (uncredited)

### Crew

* Kevin Vibert, Co-creator, Lead writer, Recording engineer
* Sophie Kaner, Co-creator, Director, Sound designer
* Noah Simes, Production manager
* Alice Chuang, Designer and financial manager
* Kat Buckingham, Operations manager
* Ryan Vibert, Composer and performer of original music

## Quotes

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## Trivia

* In this episode it is revealed that Sarah used to steal toys for Juno and Ben from her job at Northstar Entertainment.

## References

 Bonus Episodes

 Other Episodes
 Live Shows
Second Citadel - The Miracle of Eight

Poster by Milo Mars.

**The Miracle of Eight** is a holiday special episode of Tales of the Second Citadel for season 3. It was released December 15, 2020.

## Overview

In the days following the fall of the First Citadel, humanity's last survivors looked to their Saints for guidance through drought, exhaustion, and famine. And many, many years later, four humans and a lizard-bug-man-thing found themselves with a daunting task of their own: to make it through a family dinner without driving each other completely insane.

Which had it harder? It's a toss-up, honestly.

### Trigger Warnings:

* Armed conflict
* Death
* Mention of starvation
* Sudden loud noises

## Cast and Crew

### Cast

* Melissa Ennulat as Rilla
* Noah Simes as Lord Arum
* Matthew Zahnzinger as Sir Damien
* Stefano Perti as Sir Marc
* Jason Mellin as Talfryn
Queen Mira

## Queen Mira of the Second Citadel

The exceptional (and exceptionally exhausted) ruler of The Second Citadel. The kind of leader who is completely overwhelmed because she insists that she have a hand in everything…though to be fair, she’s also the only person in the Citadel who knows how everything works. Has no time for nonsense.

Her collection of headscarves is priceless. but not dealing with her officials' sexism remains a dream.

Sir Marc considers her the smartest person in the world.

Sir Galahad blames her for weakening the Second Citadel with reforms and high standards for the conduct of her knights, when he considers monster killing the top priority.

Sir Caroline doesn't think she reforms enough.

## Knights under her command

* Sir Absolon
* Sir Marc
* Sir Talfryn

## Episode Appearances

 Season 2* Second Citadel - The Caves of Discord
* Second Citadel - Knight of the Crown, Lord of the Swamp (Part 1) (mentioned)
* Second Citadel - Lady of the Lake
* Second Citadel - The Battle at World's End (Part 1)
* Second Citadel - The Battle at World's End (Part 2)
* Second Citadel - The Battle at World's End (Part 3)
* Second Citadel - The Battle at World's End (Part 4)
* Second Citadel - The Battle at World's End (Part 5)
 Season 3* Second Citadel - The Fool in the Garden of Death (Part 2) (mentioned)
* Second Citadel - The Lovers of the Fallen Tower (Part 2) (mentioned)
* Second Citadel - The Devil in the Sunlight (Part 1)
* Second Citadel - The Devil in the Sunlight (Part 2) (mentioned)
* Second Citadel - The Strong Arm of Justice (Part 1)
* Second Citadel - Judgment of the Empire (Part 2)

## References

1. ↑ Second Citadel - The Fool in the Garden of Death (Part 2)
2. ↑ Second Citadel - Judgment of the Empire (Part 2)
Blair Rockridge

**Blair Rockridge** is a relatively wealthy individual who hired Private Investigator Perseus Shah to investigate after receiving a threatening letter from a thief eyeing her collection of jewels. She easily falls for his ploy as he pretends to deduce clues regarding the thievery, thus making her very easily manipulated. She ripped off a piece of priceless silk to give Shah, who bundled everything up, stating that a thief would probably take the bundle of stolen goods as he sauntered out with the stolen goods.
Lauren Shippen

**Lauren Shippen** is an actor on the Penumbra Podcast. She voices the character of Erin Marshall D'Arc.

## Early Life

Lauren is originally from New York and has a BA in Music from The College of William & Mary where she graduated in 2013.

## Career

Lauren is a professional actor and singer, now residing in Los Angelos. Prior to podcasting, she appeared in several short and independent films. In 2015, she created *The Bright Sessions*, a fiction podcast that gained much popularity in its first two years, including seven Audio Verse awards in 2016. Following its success, Lauren was placed in Forbes' *30 Under 30* in 2018.

## Episode Appearances

Juno Steel and the Promised Land (Part 2)
Juno Steel and the Promised Land (Part 3)

## References

1. ↑ https://www.linkedin.com/in/lauren-shippen-65381121
2. ↑ https://www.imdb.com/name/nm6012277/
3. ↑ http://www.thebrightsessions.com/awards
4. ↑ https://www.forbes.com/30-under-30/2018/media/#1903742d2158
Juno Steel and the Lesson Learned (Part 1)

—Juno Steel

**Juno Steel and the Lesson Learned (Part 1)** is the fourth episode of the second season of The Penumbra Podcast. It was released May 9, 2017.

## Overview

Working for a man as connected as Ramses O’Flaherty means access to places nobody else gets to go… or wants to, as it turns out. Because on this case Ramses is sending Juno into the Fortezza, Hyperion City’s prison for criminal genius, to stop a murder before it can be committed.

Who's the victim you ask? Well... Ramses, of course.

### Trigger Warnings

* Sudden loud noises
* Depictions and descriptions of violence and death
* Self-harm
* Close, claustrophobic spaces
* Depictions of illness
* Kidnapping/forced incarceration
* Implications regarding sex

## Cast and Crew

### Cast

Starring

* Joshua Ilon as Juno Steel
* Matthew Zahnzinger as Ramses O'Flaherty
* Allison Choatas The Proctor
* Stefano Perti as Mick Mercury

### Crew

* Kevin Vibert, Co-creator, Lead writer, Recording engineer
* Sophie Kaner, Co-creator, Director, Sound designer
* Noah Simes, Production manager
* Alice Chuang, Designer and financial manager
* Grahame Turner, Script editor
* Ryan Vibert, Composer and performer of original music
* Promotional art by Mikaela Buckley

## References

 Bonus Episodes

 Other Episodes
 Live Shows
Captain Hijikata

**Captain Hijikata** used to be Captain of the One-Five-One precinct of the Hyperion City Police Department. She held this position before Omar Khan. She was also at one time Juno's intended mother-in-law.

## History

Hijikata was involved in something that Khan refers to as "the case of the damn decade" in Juno Steel and the Stolen City (Part 1). Apparently, during this case, Juno made a decision that lead to him leaving the HCPD and causes Khan to call him a "walking pile of nitroglycerin." It is hinted that this case might have been about "taking down someone really big" because Khan points out that Juno can't be trusted when it comes to such a case.

Juno lists "all that junk that happened in the HCPD with Diamond and Captain Hijikata..." among the worst things that happend in his life in Juno Steel and the Promised Land (Part 3). In Juno Steel and the Time Gone By (Part 2) Juno describes Captain Hijikata's style of leadership as one that "would make you destroy yourself."

In Juno Steel and the Embrace of Ice (Part 1), it is revealed that Captain Hijikata is Diamond's mother and a corrupt cop deep in organized crime, using her position as captain of the precinct to alter police schedules, placing other bad cops on duty when a crime needed to be ignored for large sums of money. In the end, Juno falsifies evidence to try to bust her, and Hijikata has him removed from the force without charges--as a last favor.

## Relationships

### Diamond

Hijikata's daughter and "Glitter Girl," as she calls her. They seem to have a somewhat tense relationship, with Diamond making efforts to rebel against her position as the precinct captain's daughter and purposefully befriending likely arrestees. However, Hijikata is fiercely dedicated to her, supplying money for Diamond's extravagant lifestyle and telling Juno that she had "never thought anybody would be good enough for [Diamond]" until him in Juno Steel and the Embrace of Ice (Part 1).

### Juno Steel

Juno is Hijikata's ex future son-in-law and suboordinate. In Juno Steel and the Embrace of Ice (Part 1), she expresses trust in him over other precinct members when choosing him to be her successor as captain, though it is unclear whether this expressed trust is a facade.

## Episode Appearance

* Juno Steel and the Embrace of Ice (Part 2)
Slip Jackson

**Slip Jackson** was a drug dealer and userwho grew up on the streets of Brahma among a group of street children alongside Peter Nureyev. He was Nureyev's first boyfriend.

It is implied that Slip is the one who taught Nureyev how to play Rangian Street Poker.

First mentioned in the notebook that Nureyev gave Juno before Buddy Aurinko and Vespa Ilkay's wedding.

## References

1. ↑ Juno Steel and the Stone Unturned (Part 1)
2. ↑ Juno Steel and the Stone Unturned (Part 2)
3. ↑ Juno Steel and What Lies Beyond (Part 1)
Juno Steel and the Stolen City (Part 2)

—Juno Steel

**Juno Steel and the Stolen City (Part 2)** is the twelfth episode of the second season of The Penumbra Podcast. It was released September 12, 2017.

## Overview

Late at night in the Museum of Colonized History, just a few short days before the election that will decide the fate of Hyperion City, Juno Steel is watching the Mayor participate in a heist gone horribly, horribly wrong. And typically a heist not going well would be great news for Juno Steel, Private Eye… if only his bust of that heist hadn’t also just gone belly-up.

The crooks will escape in half an hour. Juno and Captain Omar Khan of the HCPD are running out of time to stop them, and prevent the trail of bodies they’re leaving behind them from getting any longer. And they just might be able to do it, if nothing else goes wrong.

Which is, of course, precisely the cue for something to go very, very wrong indeed.

### Trigger Warnings

* Sudden loud noises
* Depictions and descriptions of violence
* Gun fire
* Depictions of being trapped
* Manipulation
* Threats
* Depictions of being watched without foreknowledge or permission

## Cast and Crew

### Cast

Starring

* Joshua Ilon as Juno Steel
* Avi Meehan as Lieutenant Loo
* Elliott Sicard as Captain Omar Khan
* Simon Moody as Pilot Pereyra
* Sophie Kaner as the Piranha and THEIA Spectrum (latter role uncredited)
* Matthew Zahnzinger as Ramses O'Flaherty
* Kate Jones as Fish Lips and Anenome
* Kat Buckingham as Alessandra Strong

### Crew

* Kevin Vibert, Co-creator, Lead writer, Recording engineer
* Sophie Kaner, Co-creator, Director, Sound designer
* Noah Simes, Production manager
* Alice Chuang, Designer and financial manager
* Grahame Turner, Script editor
* Ryan Vibert, Composer and performer of original music
* Promotional art by Mikaela Buckley

## References

 Bonus Episodes

 Other Episodes
 Live Shows
Juno Steel and the Next Page (Part 2)

**Juno Steel and the Next Page (Part 2)** is an episode of the Penumbra Podcast in the Juno Steel series. It is the fifteenth Juno Steel episode of season 4, and the twenty-ninth overall.

## Overview

Nureyev reveals the final pages of his past; Juno is forced to ask hard questions about his future.

### Trigger Warnings

* Depictions of death and physical harm
* Depictions of drug abuse and overdose
* Gaslighting and manipulation
* Sudden loud noises
* Alcohol use
* Coercion and misuse of authority
* Violence and threats of violence
Pitley

**Pitley** is a nymph who lives in the area north of the Lake of Tranquility. She is a Sport announcer, and takes immense enjoyment from her job. She commentates with Sunny Budkin. Like all nymphs, she is made out of bees.

## Early Life

Pitley has been around for every single game of Sport since the beginning of time, though she hasn't been the announcer for all of them. She has an encyclopedic knowledge of every game she's witnessed.

## History

Pitley and her partner Sunny Budkin announce the 28,955th game of Sport featuring Sir Marc, Sir Damien, Sir Talfryn, and Sir Angelo. They have a ton of fun announcing the game and attempt to get the boys to play a rematch after they 'cheat', but are devastated to find they have been robbed of the Chrysalis Cloth, which allowed them to have weekly Sport in the first place. They despair at the reality of having to go back to once-every-thousand years Sport.

## Personality

A seasoned veteran of the Sport commentating scene, Pitley is unwavering in her resolve. She is much more measured than Sunny, though she still separates into swarms of bees when she gets excited.

## Episode Appearances

* Second Citadel - The Sportive Nymphs (Part 2)

## Trivia

* Pitley was one of the first to start the monster trend of fashioning your name after the humans you kill.
Brahma

**Brahma** is a planet located on The Outer Rim of the galaxy.

All crime is dealt with via the Guardian Angel System, housed in the floating city of New Kinshasa.

Home to Peter Nureyev, Mag, Madam Rossignol, Slip Jackson, Arthur Dodger, Rake.

Brahma's name is probably inspired by the many faced creator god of Hinduism of the same name.
Second Citadel - Judgment of the Empire (Part 1)

Poster by Milo Mars.

**Judgment of the Empire (Part 1)** is an episode of Tales of the Second Citadel. It is the 11th Second Citadel episode of season 3, and the 23rd overall. It was released January 26th, 2021.

## Overview

Sunset. The precise moment the Kite promised his assault on the Second Citadel would come. Two women now return to a land that does not want them to save it from itself... but why? We can't choose our families and we can't choose our homes. But we can choose how much of ourselves we give to them.

### Trigger Warnings

* Misogyny
* Sudden loud noises
* Violence and threats of violence

## Episode Summary

Sir Caroline and Olala infiltrate Citadel in search of the Kite. The discover him taunting Sir Absolon about his inferiority compared to the knights of old--Sir Galahad in particular--and attempts to kill him. Caroline saves Absolon's life and knocks him out to get him out of her way when he counterintuitively accuses her of being in league with the Kite. Caroline and Olala proceed to battle their foe, using Olala's shapeshifting abilities strategically, and defeat him using his amulet's magic-canceling ability against him. After a brief argument between Caroline and Olala on the morality of killing him, Olala allows the knight to strike a killing blow with St. Aaron's hammer--but the Kite screams and magically vanishes. They pursue him, Olala turning into a bird, and the episode ends.

## Cast and Crew

### Cast

Leslie Drescher as Sir Caroline

Marge Dunn as Olala

Simon Moody as the Kite

Alexander Stravinski as Sir Absolon
Juno Steel and the Monster's Reflection (Part 1)

—Juno Steel

**Juno Steel and the Monster's Reflection (Part 1)** is the twenty-first episode of the second season of The Penumbra Podcast. It was released May 22, 2018.

## Overview

Today we journey within. Within the sands of Mars, to the clinic of Hanataba; within the THEIA Spectrum and its labyrinthine connections; within the mind; within the past itself.

Try to throw away the past if you like, Juno Steel, but it lies within. And you can't lose your past without losing yourself... can you, little monster?

### Trigger Warnings

* Child abuse and abusers
* Sudden loud noises
* Ableist language
* Surgery and body horror
* Violence and threats of violence
* Death, mortality, and illness
* Claustrophobic and dark spaces
* Deception and gaslighting

## Episode Summary

While undergoing treatment at Hanataba’s medical station Juno is confronted with the ghosts of his past, including his mother Sarah and his twin brother Benzaiten whom she murdered. Not only does Juno need to figure out what mystery is hiding behind the events decades past, but also confront his conflicted feelings about his family.

## Cast and Crew

### Cast

Starring

* Joshua Ilon as Juno Steel
* Alexander Stravinski as The Man in the Brown Jacket
* Kiki Samko as Sarah Steel and Andromeda (latter role uncredited)
* Marc Pierre as Benzaiten Steel
* Bob Musset as ensemble
* Matthew Zahnzinger as Turbo (uncredited)

### Crew

* Kevin Vibert, Co-creator, Lead writer, Recording engineer
* Sophie Kaner, Co-creator, Director, Sound designer
* Noah Simes, Production manager
* Alice Chuang, Designer and financial manager
* Kat Buckingham, Operations manager
* Ryan Vibert, Composer and performer of original music

## Quotes

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## Trivia

* This Episode introduces Hanataba’s medical stations that help people free of charge.

## References

 Bonus Episodes

 Other Episodes
 Live Shows
Andromeda

*Proceed at your own risk if you have not yet listened to Season 2 and beyond of the Penumbra Podcast.*

## Details

### Aliases

The Galaxy's Greatest HeroThe Homeless Hero

The Nomad of Justice

## Voice

### First Heard

Juno Steel and the Dragon's Den (Part 1)

**Andromeda, Chain Mail Warrior,** is a character from the same name television series produced by Northstar Entertainment. The series was created by Sarah Steel, but accredited to Jack Takano.

## Background

Andromeda became one of the most popular Northstar characters and is attributed to having saved the studio from financial ruin. The series has been expanded to include several movies, such as *Chainmail Warrior Andromeda, Andromeda and the Sea of Sinners,* and *Andromeda and the Dragon's Peak,* as well as several TV show reboots. Andromeda is heavily featured in Polaris Park, particularly on the ride "Andromeda and the Dragon's Peak". The series was notable by dealing with such themes such as morality, charity, and its portrayal of heroism as a process and not a goal.

## Synopsis

Andromeda was the greatest hero in her home land of Polaris, before she was cursed by the evil wizard Orion to never be able to go home again. Andromeda spends the rest of her life traveling countless worlds in search of a way home, but she never finds it.

## Personality

Andromeda is a selfless hero, willing to fight for justice and Good until the end of time.

## Abilities

Andromeda is a skilled warrior and fights with a chain whip, which is powered by the suffering of others.

## Media

* Andromeda the Chain-Mail Warrior
* Andromeda and the Sea of Sinners
	+ Both Chain-Mail Warrior and Sea of Sinners were developed by Sarah Steel, but accredited to Jack Takano.
* Andromeda III
	+ The film's names and contents were scrubbed from public record because it was so universally panned by critics. The film was developed mainly by Jack Takano, and its writing was compared to the equally weak Northstar series, "Turbo, the Man of the Future"
* Andromeda and the Dragon's Peak
	+ In an attempt to rejuvenate the Andromeda series, a new movie was written by a previously fired writer and a rock-star, based off Jack's early sketches, which were actually Sarah's sketches. During the development of this film, Takano focused his efforts on the construction of Polaris Park.
* The New Adventures of Andromeda
	+ A television show that was a "reboot" of the series.

## Episode Appearances

* Juno Steel and the Dragon's Den (Part 2)
* Juno Steel and the Monster's Reflection (Part 1) (uncredited)
* Juno Steel and the Monster's Reflection (Part 3)

## Trivia

* Andromeda's voice actor, Kiki Samko, also voices Sarah Steel, hinting at the history between Sarah Steel and the creation of Andromeda.
* The in-universe voice actress for Andromeda is referenced as being named Naiya. The actress was tapped to make an impromptu speech, in character, for the opening ceremony at Polaris Park after the disappearance of Jack Takano.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Juno Steel and the Long Way Home (Part 1)
Second Citadel - The Spiral Sage (Part 2)

—Judge Helicoid

**Second Citadel - The Spiral Sage (Part 2)**is the twenty-ninth episode of the second season of The Penumbra Podcast. It was released October 9th, 2018.

## Overview

Legends say that far north of the Second Citadel, close to the Northern edge of the world itself, lives the Spiral Sage. They say he is a powerful being, a sacred warrior for human good who controls time and the wilderness itself. They say he is a great hero.

And he'd better be, because the number of creatures who need saving keeps on rising. First Lord Arum, then Rilla and Sir Caroline, and then... well, you'll just have to hear for yourself.

### Trigger Warnings

* Sudden loud noises
* Claustrophobia
* Violence and threats of violence
* Death and injury
* Violence towards animals
* Implied killing of people and animals
* Deception and gaslighting

## Cast and Crew

### Cast

Starring

* Jason Mellin as Talfryn
* M Sutherland as Sir Angelo
* Matthew Zahnzinger as Sir Damien
* Melissa Ennulat as Rilla
* Leslie Drescher as Sir Caroline
* Noah Simes as Lord Arum
* Glen Moore as Judge Helicoid
* Stewart Evan Smith as Porcus
* Michael Underhill as Trotter
* Kate Jones as the Bailiff
* Melissa DeJesus as Quanyii
* Additional voice work by Joshua Ilon, Kat Buckingham, and Simon Moody

### Crew

* Kat Buckingham, Head of Merchandise and Outreach
* Alice Chuang, Head of Design
* Sophie Kaner, Co-creator, Head of Episode Development, Director, Sound designer
* Noah Simes, Production manager
* Kevin Vibert, Co-creator, Head of Operations, Lead writer
* Ryan Vibert, Composer and performer of original music

## Trivia

 Bonus Episodes

 Bonus Episodes
Second Citadel - The Sportive Nymphs (Part 2)

—Sunny Budkin

**Second Citadel - The Sportive Nymphs (Part 2)** is the twenty-fifth episode of the second season of The Penumbra Podcast. It was released July 31, 2018.

## Overview

Well, the boy-knights have definitely learned one thing about nymphs: nymphs LOVE Sport.

And at first, the boys loved Sport too... until it became clear that this was less throw-the-ball-around-with-your-friends-and-rivals and more blood sport. Twists and turns wait behind every rule of this violent game, and one such twist is just in the distance... where the sound of great wooden wheels signals the arrival of the Nymphs' long-awaited Damsel.

### Trigger Warnings

* Sudden loud noises
* Ableism and sexism
* Violence and threats of violence
* Death and injury
* Nudity
* Violence towards (monsters/animals)
* Deception and gaslighting

## Cast and Crew

### Cast

Starring

* Stefano Perti as Sir Marc
* Jason Mellin as Sir Talfryn
* Matthew Zahnzinger as Sir Damien
* M Sutherland as Sir Angelo
* Kristie Norris as Sunny Budkin
* Allison Choat as Pitley

### Crew

* Kat Buckingham, Head of Merchandise and Outreach
* Alice Chuang, Head of Design
* Scott Galica, Recording engineer
* Sophie Kaner, Co-creator, Head of Episode Development, Director, Sound designer
* Noah Simes, Production manager
* Kevin Vibert, Co-creator, Head of Operations, Lead writer
* Ryan Vibert, Composer and performer of original music

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## Trivia

* In this episode, Talfryn is established to be asexual and aromantic.
* The nymphs being revealed to be swarms of insects is a play on the fact a juvenile damselfly is called a nymph.

 Bonus Episodes

 Bonus Episodes
Kate Jones

Art by Mikaela Buckley

Mary Anne (The Coyote of the Painted Plains)

One Head of The Janus Beast, Sister, Brother Hengist, Sister Horsa, and The Keep (Second Citadel)

Lily (Home)

### Production Role

Actor

**Kate Jones** is an actor on The Penumbra Podcast. She voices Rita and Miasma in the Juno Steel series and various other characters in Tales of the Second Citadel.

## Episode Appearances

 Juno Steel and the Heart of It All (Part 1)
Juno Steel and the Heart of It All (Part 2)
 Juno Steel and What Lies Beyond (Part 1)
Juno Steel and What Lies Beyond (Part 2)
Juno Steel and What Lies Beyond (Part 3)

 Second Citadel - The Frozen King of Flame | Sir Angelo's family

## Trivia

* Kate is the only actor to have been in every episode of season one of The Penumbra Podcast.

## References

1. ↑ Season 1 Q&A: Fan Questions Answered
Juno Steel and the Train from Nowhere (Part 2)

—Juno Steel

**Juno Steel and the Train from Nowhere (Part 1)** is the fifteenth episode of the first season of The Penumbra Podcast. It was released October 4, 2016.

## Overview

Somewhere in this desert lies the greatest weapon Mars has ever seen its on board the Utgard Express, a mobile lockbox that shatters the speed of sound at its slowest setting, a train that no one has ever entered... until today.

The plan is set. Juno and Nureyev know exactly what they must do to board that train. If there are no surprises they’ll just wake up, drive to a drone launch site in the desert, hijack a drone, and then ride off into the sunset, Martian Weapon in hand.

If there are no surprises, that is. But someone in this desert doesn’t much like the idea of things going smoothing for Juno and Nureyev, and the first of his surprises should be arriving at their door right about... now.

### Trigger Warnings

* Violence
* Gunfire
* Deception and gaslighting
* Sudden loud noises
* Alcohol
* Threats

## Cast and Crew

### Cast

Starring

* Joshua Ilon as Juno Steel
* Noah Simes as Peter Nureyev
* Emery Westlake as Brock Engstrom
* Kristie Norris as Valencia
* Kate Jones as Miasma

### Crew

* Kevin Vibert, Co-creator, Lead writer, Recording engineer
* Sophie Kaner, Co-creator, Director, Sound designer
* Grahame Turner, Script editor
* Ryan Vibert, Composer and performer of original music

## Trivia

* In the Patreon commentary track for this episode Sophie mentions that in this episode Juno is basically the "grouchy Bond Girl"
* The train-vault plot point was lifted from the draft of another story called "Vesper" that the creators planned, when The Penumbra was still more of an anthology series

## References

 One-Shots
 Bonus Episodes

 Other Episodes
 Live Shows
Penumbra Q&A - 2019

The Penumbra Podcast logo

**Penumbra Q&A - 2019** is a bonus question and answer episode centered on the second season of The Penumbra Podcast. It was conducted live for an audience of Patreon subscribers, and released to the public on May 23, 2019.

## Overview

This is the audio of our first live Q&A, streamed on Youtube in May of 2019! Join Kevin, Sophie, Noah, and a bunch of fans as we answer questions and repeatedly realize that, like... holy cow, this season was long. It was really long, y'all! What were we thinking?!
Mag

—Mag[src]

**Mag** was a thief who mentored Peter Nureyev during his formative years. His ultimate goal was to take down the oppressive Guardian Angel security system of New Kinshasa, the floating capital city of Brahma.

## Early Life

Mag found Peter on the streets in Brahma as an orphan when he was very young. He recruited him to his cause by telling him a story about Peter's father, a brave man who Mag claimed had posed as a constable in order to get down to Brahma and pass the plans for the Guardian Angel System of New Kinshasa on to Mag. In the story, Peter's father was shot before he could enact his plan, and years later Mag found Peter on the streets and recognized the resemblance immediately.

Mag acted as a guardian and mentor to Peter and taught him how to be a thief. Mag was incredibly proud of Peter, often remarking on his creativity and quick-thinking. After the New Kinshasa job, Mag planned to retire and let Peter continue on his own.

## History

During Mag and Peter's infiltration of the Guardian Angel Core, Mag's plan to crash New Kinshasa into Brahma was fully revealed. Peter protested strongly, and the two had an argument in which it came out that Mag had lied about ever meeting Peter's father.

Mag defended his lies, claiming that the truth slowed down revolution and that all of it was in the interest of freedom and justice. Peter disagreed and drew a knife on Mag in an effort to stop the city from falling. Mag refused to fight Peter, and was stabbed to death as a result. He was left behind when Peter fled the scene after replacing the Reactor and saving the people who would have died as the city fell.

## Personality

Humorous, quick to use deception as a means to an end.

## Abilities

Master thief with an inclination to improvisation, excellent liar, versed in making somewhat embarassing Dad Jokes.

## Episode Appearances

* Peter Nureyev and the Angel of Brahma (Part 2)

## Trivia

1. ↑ Peter Nureyev and the Angel of Brahma (Part 1)
2. ↑ Peter Nureyev and the Angel of Brahma (Part 2)
Sylvie of Hiberna

—Sylvie of Hiberna[src]

Sylvie of Hiberna was a witch of the Hiberna Coven in The Southern Frosts.

## History

Sylvie was one of the Witches of Hiberna, a coven that stretched back to before the first monster war, perhaps before the lines between Human and monster were even drawn. When Caroline was six years old, Sylvie bought her from a hunter in order to collect food for her coven, which she did regularly and with skill beyond what you would think such a young child capable of. The Witches of Hiberna did not teach Caroline their magic, but as an adult she says there were things those witches could do that even her wife Quanyii would not be able to accomplish.

Six years after acquiring Caroline, every witch in the coven aside from Sylvie was slaughtered by marauders who were desperate after a particularly hard storm. After a twelve year old Caroline returned from her hunting trip that day she attempted to kill one of the marauders. She got very close, and the leader of the group told her that if she could prove she was not the Witches' apprentice, they would train her up as one of their own. They brought out Sylvie, bloodied and bruised, and Sylvie gave Caroline a look which into adulthood she would not be sure she interpreted right. Then without a word, the child slit her throat.

## Relationships

### Caroline

Caroline describes Sylvie as beautiful, and says that she loved her, and suspected the Witches held some love for her, though she can never be sure. Olala asks her if since the Witches held her captive to work for them, there could ever truly be love between them; Caroline cedes this, but says that since no Witch of Hiberna lives to correct her, she will interpret her few pleasant memories as she likes.

## Trivia

* Sylvie claimed to have once weathered a 200 day snowstorm, but Caroline always found this a suspiciously round number. She suspects she may have made it last that long herself.
Meet Me By the River

"**Meet Me By the River"** is an old folk song claimed to be as old as "the First Citadel, at least." It is sung by Rilla in various episodes of the Second Citadel series, including Second Citadel - Knight of the Crown, Lord of the Swamp (Part 1) and Second Citadel - The Moonlit Hermit (Part 2). The Keep sang this song to Lord Arum when he was a hatchling as well. Rilla and Arum discuss whether the song was originally written by humans or monsters, and whether it matters in the end.

## Lyrics

*Meet me by the river, where the elderberries grow*

*When stars are silver, no one has to know*

*Meet me by the river, by driftwood and stone*

*I'll float down with her, no one has to know*

*And if the old man caught me stealing, wouldn't bother to lie*

*Mama let her baby grow through the ceiling, but do we wonder why*

*She seemed so bitter, bitten by the cold*

*I'll watch her shiver, and leave her alone*

*Meet me by the river, where the elderberries grow*

*When stars are silver, no one has to know*
Sister Tiilei

**Sister Tiilei** is a nun of the Garden of Graves.

## Early Life

At some point in her life, Sister Tiilei discovered her connection to the cards and devoted her life to communicating with the Universe. She is the one who found the infant Olala in the dirt above her grave after she was reincarnated by a force unknown even to the spirit of the garden itself.

## History

Sister Tiilei entertains Olala when she wakes up in the middle of the night. She uses her cards to divine Olala's place in the world and comes up with a card covered in bones, which was not in the deck a moment before. Tiilei assures Olala this just means she is to stay in the Garden of Graves, but she is worried.

The next day Sister Tiilei calls to meet with the Abbess, saying it is urgent. After the intruder attacks the garden, the other sisters send Tiilei to get Olala and bring her somewhere safe. The intruder keeps up with them, and Tiilei decides she must stay behind and fight while Olala runs. Olala will not go until Tiilei promises they will see each other again, so Tiilei makes the promise, and Olala runs off into the Wastes. Tiilei stands and fights. She is killed, but this allows Olala to get away.

Tiilei appears among the souls Olala calls to Sir Caroline's defense in her final battle with the Kite. She is the soul that finally shatters the Soulkeeper Amulet and leaves him at the mercy of all the souls of those he's killed.

## Personality

A tad eccentric. Nocturnal. Compassionate.

## Abilities

Tiilei is gifted at the divination arts. Some would call her a witch. She is also capable of child-raising.

## Episode Appearances

* Second Citadel - The Fool in the Garden of Death (Part 2) (mentioned)
* Second Citadel - The Lovers of the Fallen Tower (Part 2) (mentioned)
* Second Citadel - The Devil in the Sunlight (Part 2) (mentioned)
* Second Citadel - The Priestess' Fortune (Part 1) (dream)
* Second Citadel - The Priestess' Fortune (Part 2) (illusion)
* Second Citadel - Judgment of the Empire (Part 2) (Soul)
Second Citadel - The Frozen King of Flame

**Second Citadel - The Frozen King of Flame**is a bonus New Year's episode from Season 2 of The Penumbra Podcast. It was released on December 31st, 2018.

## Overview

A blow of the hunting-horn. A battlecry. Boots that crash through snow and ice, the crackling of open flame, the bellow of an ancient, timeless beast of the frozen tundra.

They call him Old Cinder, the Frozen King of Flame. And this is just another New Year's celebration in the Southern Frosts.

### Trigger Warnings

* Sudden loud noises
* Open flame
* Violence and threats of violence
* Hunting Death of (monster) animals
* Implied killing of people and animals
* Deception and gaslighting

## Cast and Crew

* M Sutherland as Sir Angelo
* Leslie Drescher as Sir Caroline
* Stewart Evan Smith as Pierre
* Matthew Zahnzinger as Sir Damien
* Melissa Ennulat as Rilla
* Kate Jones, Joshua Ilon, Alexander Stravinski, Noah Simes, Melissa Ennulat, and Matthew Zahnzinger as Sir Angelo's family

###  Crew

* Kat Buckingham, Head of Merchandise and Outreach
* Alice Chuang, Head of Design
* Sophie Kaner, Co-creator, Head of Episode Development, Director, Sound designer
* Noah Simes, Production manager
* Kevin Vibert, Co-creator, Head of Operations, Lead writer
* Ryan Vibert, Composer and performer of original music

 Bonus Episodes

 Bonus Episodes
Second Citadel - The Battle at World's End (Part 4)

**Second Citadel - The Battle at World's End (Part 4)**is the thirty-ninth episode of the second season of The Penumbra Podcast, and the fourth part of the Second Citadel Season Two finale. It was released March 5, 2019.

## Overview

*So to the West, the lifeless West,*

*The troubadour did trot;*

*Through boughs of burning red and gold*

*‘Twas solitude she sought.*

### Trigger Warnings

* Sudden loud noises
* Pursuit
* Forced incarceration
* Violence and threats of violence
* Implied killing of people and animals
* Deception, gaslighting
* Paranoia and fear of being watched

## Cast and Crew

### Cast

* Melissa Ennulat as Rilla
* Jason Mellin as Talfryn
* Melissa DeJesus as Quanyii
* Stewart Evan Smith as Porcus
* Michael Underhill as Trotter
* Matthew Zahnzinger as Sir Damien and St. Damien
* Noah Simes as Lord Arum
* Kat Buckingham as Queen Mira

### Crew

* Kat Buckingham, Head of Merchandise and Outreach
* Alice Chuang, Head of Design
* Sophie Kaner, Co-creator, Head of Episode Development, Director, Sound designer
* Noah Simes, Production manager
* Kevin Vibert, Co-creator, Head of Operations, Lead writer
* Ryan Vibert, Composer and performer of original music

## Trivia

* The title of this arc refers to the poem Sir Damien recited during the events of Second Citadel - The Sportive Nymphs (Part 1), also named The Battle at World's End.
* Unlike previous episodes arcs in which episodes were released two weeks apart, the episodes in this arc were released within one week of each other.

 Bonus Episodes

 Bonus Episodes
Alexander Stravinski

**Alexander Stravinski** is a voice actor on The Penumbra Podcast. He voices The Man in the Brown Jacket (aka Jet Sikuliaq) in the Juno Steel series (along with minor characters King Evil and Capricorn), and Sir Absolon in Tales of the Second Citadel.

## Career

Beyond The Penumbra Podcast, Stravinski has provided the voice of Lawrence for the video game *The Tenth Line* and narrated several audiobooks, including *Sins of the Father* by Nathan Squiers and *With Eyes Turned Skyward* by Gregory Stravinski.

## Episode Appearances

 Juno Steel and the Heart of It All (Part 1)
Juno Steel and the Heart of It All (Part 2)
 Juno Steel and What Lies Beyond (Part 1)
Juno Steel and What Lies Beyond (Part 2)
Juno Steel and What Lies Beyond (Part 3)
 Second Citadel - Judgment of the Empire (Part 1) | Sir Absolon

## References

1. ↑ IMDb: Alexander Stravinski
2. ↑ Audible results: Alexander Stravinski
Annie Wire

**Annie Wire** was the sister of Sasha Wire. When the trio were thirteen, Sasha, Juno, and Mick dared Annie to complete three trials if she wanted to hang out with them. The third trial was to spend half an hour in an abandoned weapons factory in Oldtown. She never emerged, and her body was never found. She has been missing for twenty-five years and is presumed dead.

## Episode Appearances

* Juno Steel and the Day That Wouldn't Die (Part 2)
Sophie Takagi Kaner

Harley Takagi Kaner (left) and Kevin Vibert (right), our illustrious creators

### Character(s)

Sasha Wire, Cassandra Kanagawa (1st time), Cecil Kanagawa (1st time), Chance Sequoyah, Louise Serling, Sister Tiilei, and additional voices.

### Production Role

Creator, Director, Actor, and Sound Designer

### Date of Birth

April 10th

**Harley Takagi Kaner** is the co-creator, director, and sound designer for The Penumbra Podcast, as well as Head of Episode Development for Hyperion City Productions. They voice Sasha Wire, The Piranha, and the THEIA Operating System in the Juno Steel series, and Sister Tiilei in the Tales of the Second Citadel.

On September 26 2021, it was announced on the podcast feed that they were changing their name to Harley Takagi Kaner. Credits to the podcast were subsequently modified to reflect this change.

## Career

Outside of the Penumbra Podcast, Harley is a dancer and actor who works in the Boston area as a solo performer/teacher, as well as with their award-winning burlesque / drag / performance art troupe.

In 2019, they aired Edges, a ten-episode nonfiction podcast in which they interviewed a series of guests about "queer love," including love received from friends and family members.

## Episode Appearances

 Juno Steel and the Soul of the People (Part 1)Juno Steel and the Soul of the People (Part 2) | THEIA Operating System

 Second Citadel - The Fool in the Garden of Death (Part 1)
Second Citadel - The Fool in the Garden of Death (Part 2)
Juno Steel and What Lies Beyond (Part 2)
Juno Steel and What Lies Beyond (Part 3)

 The Penumbra Podcast Live!: Juno Steel and the Case of the Murderous Mask | Sasha Wire

## Trivia

* For whatever reason, they are always most comfortable with their legs above their head.
* Harley has at times indicated that they are somewhat pronoun indifferent, but currently list they/them.

## References

1. ↑ https://open.spotify.com/episode/05pWXTNSrD2wHHOQ4bLasL?si=6d22f59c880747da
2. ↑ https://www.facebook.com/thepenumbrapod/photos/a.1577376075885840.1073741828.1574295376193910/1586844081605706/?type=3&theater
3. ↑ https://twitter.com/harleytakagi?lang=en
山田美妙

**台詞**

**畫冊**

**回想**

**開花**

**信件**

**戒指**

**生日**

## 山田美妙 やまだびみょう

**人物屬性**  (初期值/最大值)

**精神**
穩定

**攻撃**
102 /

**防御**
119 /

**回避**
12 /

**技術**
45 /

**天才**
42 /

**美**
47 /

**主題**
40 /

**真實**
40 /

**介紹**

紅葉はすごいやつですよ、僕には弟子を抱えるなんて甲斐性ないですからね

尾崎紅葉と共に硯友社を起こした『我楽多文庫』創始者の一人。「言文一致体」の祖として新時代にふさわしい文学を提唱し、後の時代に大きな影響を与えた人物だが、自分の才能や美貌を鼻にかけ、他者を見下した態度をとる。本当は寂しがり屋で小心者だが、幼友達の紅葉以外には素の自分を見せる事が出来ない。好物はシュークリーム。

紅葉是很厲害的人啊，我就沒有收弟子門徒的志氣
與尾崎紅葉共同建立起硯友社的『我楽多文庫』創始者之一。是作為「白話文」之祖提倡符合新時代的文學、給後世留下巨大影響的人物，然而因為自滿於自身才能與美貌，會擺出輕視他人的態度。實際上是個怕寂寞的膽小鬼，除了幼時好友的紅葉以外無法擺出自己真正的模樣。喜歡吃奶油泡芙。

**補充**
編輯

* 於2020年04月10日～04月24日期間舉辦的活動「有魂書研究「山田美妙」」先行實裝。
	+ **需要開放洋墨消費量1500或4000才能進行轉生。**
* 官方館報調查報告：連結
	+ 他好像喜歡甜食，應該會跟夏目很合得來吧？
	感覺能聊學生時期的事聊個盡興！——正岡子規
	+ 「這和服很棒吧？其實這是我借來的。」雖然我也不知道是誰的。
	+ **關係深切的文豪：**尾崎紅葉←從小以來的知心好友→**山田美妙**←雖然從小認識但合不來…→二葉亭四迷
	+ **性格、特徵**：
		- 自行其是
		紅葉「你只要稍微改變態度就會受年輕人歡迎了吧」美妙「不對不對，這種輕浮感才是我的賣點啦」
		- 喜歡摩登的事物
		美妙「泡芙♪泡芙♪」四迷「你剛才好像吃過布丁了吧？」夏目「…♪」
Sarah Steel

—Sarah Steel[src]

**Sarah Steel** was the mother of Juno Steel and Benzaiten Steel. Most of what is known about her is her history of physically and emotionally abusive behavior towards her kids, which eventually led to Ben's death.

## Early Life

Like Juno, Sarah struggled with depression for most of her life. Until Juno and Ben were four years old, Sarah worked as a writer for Martian children's entertainment company Northstar Entertainment, creating beloved characters Turbo and, as it is revealed in Season 2, Andromeda, the Chain-Mail Warrior. When she lost her position at Northstar, the Steel family moved to Oldtown, where her mental health declined.

## Personality

Before she lost her job, Sarah was known to have outbursts of anger and frustration; however, there were still moments of kindness and clarity. She also was known to be paranoid and aggressively locked the house door with a padlock every time she left. After she lost her job, she became very vengeful towards Northstar. She also became angry, abusive, and would frequently blame her children for wrongdoings up until her death.

## Episode Appearances

* Juno Steel and the Case of the Murderous Mask (Part 2) (unnamed, mentioned)
* Juno Steel and the Case of the Murderous Mask Update (Part 1) (unnamed, mentioned)
* Juno Steel and the Case of the Murderous Mask Update (Part 2) (unnamed, mentioned)

Season 2
* Juno Steel and the Kitty-Cat Caper (Part 2) (unnamed, mentioned)
* Juno Steel and the Dragon's Den (Part 2) (mentioned)
* Juno Steel and the Promised Land (Part 1) (heard, uncredited)
* Juno Steel and the Promised Land (Part 2) (dream)
* Juno Steel and the Promised Land (Part 3) (heard)
* Juno Steel and the Monster's Reflection (Part 1)
* Juno Steel and the Monster's Reflection (Part 2)
* Juno Steel and the Monster's Reflection (Part 3)

## Trivia

* Sarah had Juno and Ben via IVF or similar means since she remarks "I paid a lot of creds to make you and your brother happen on my own" as revealed in Juno Steel and the Monster's Reflection (Part 3).
* Sarah usually woke up around the same time in a bad mood. "Ma used to wake up at 11:00 almost every morning, in her rough days.... explosive volley at 11." Juno says in Juno Steel and the Infernal Grind (Part 1)
Radicals

As explained by Sasha Wire, a **radical** is "any person or object with the potential to cause significant change to civilized human life as we know it". A radical’s “class” denotes the potential amount of change it could cause.So far known classes are A,B,C and X, as Class-X is implied to be the most significant one.

Class-X are supposed to come once in a millennium. By Dark Matters definition, fire was the first Class-X in human history. Others include written language, computing machines and faster-than-light space travel. They present a total shift in every facet of daily human life.

Collecting radicals seems to be of great importance for Dark Matters as seen in the highly invasive operations they run in attempts of obtaining them. According to Agent G, civilian possession of radicals is a crime due to the fact it violates "DM code 36-point-2-2-7",a code issued by Dark Matters

## References

1. ↑  Juno Steel and What Lies Beyond(Part 2)
2. ↑  Juno Steel and What Lies Beyond (Part 1)
3. ↑ Juno Steel and the Embrace of Ice (Part 1)
Sunny Budkin

**Sunny Budkin** is a nymph who lives in the area north of the Lake of Tranquility. She is a Sport announcer, and takes immense enjoyment from her job. She commentates with Pitley. Like all nymphs, she is made out of bees.

## Personality

Consummate professional nymph announcer for Sport, Sunny keeps things on track and brings in a crowd. Largely unflappable, permanently cheery. Loves Sport – but she would love whatever job she had.
Allison Choat

**Allison Choat** is an actor on the Penumbra Podcast. She plays The Proctor in the Juno Steel series and Pitley in Tales of the Second Citadel.

## Career

Allison is co-founder and Associate Artistic Director of Boston-based theater company Moonbox Productions, and has staged thirteen productions for the company.

In 2013, Allison was nominated with Moonbox Productions for an Elliot Norton Award for *Outstanding Director, Small or Fringe Theater,* where she was working on *Of Mice and Men.*

In summer of 2019, Allison text and dialect coached a production of “Cloud 9” as presented by the Nora Theatre Company at the Central Square Theater in Cambridge, MA.

## Episode Appearances

Juno Steel and the Long Way Home (Part 2)

Second Citadel - The Priestess' Fortune (Part 2)

## References

1. ↑ https://www.centralsquaretheater.org/people/allison-olivia-choat/#.XwAS\_S0iehA