ss="p1">The thing about curveballs is that you can never get used to them. Every time we think we’ve got the reigns of Sapkowski’s story, he does something like this - introducing a second new framing device, making a colossal time jump, spoiling the end of the story, and spending fifty pages discussing bad endings / Arthurian legend. We’ve got commentary, we’ve got questions, and we’ve got some fantastic listener theories to work through. There’s also a new character named Condwiramurs - and more than a few discussions about butter. Let’s get into it!

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Discussion of The Lady of the Lake, Ch. 2

The thing about curveballs is that you can never get used to them. Every time we think we’ve got the reigns of Sapkowski’s story, he does something like this - introducing a second new framing device, making a colossal time jump, spoiling the end of the story, and spending fifty pages discussing bad endings / Arthurian legend. We’ve got commentary, we’ve got questions, and we’ve got some fantastic listener theories to work through. There’s also a new character named Condwiramurs - and more than a few discussions about butter. Let’s get into it!

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