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Hello, unhappy Friday on how we try and I'm Tracy Thee. Well then, so we talked about Madeline, Pollard and William Breckinridge. This week there is lots of growing there'll be born. but I did want to mention no, I mean I said during the episode we would probably regroup back on the spy that means that Breckinridge Head had hired one of the books that I read about this trial, Women a little bit more to Jenny's backstory, so that was of course, Jane Armstrong. Tucker ends she too mean was a woman. It's easy to make her a villain, decided he hired a spy. This was not a person who is leg. I

will dig dirt on people for money she had like worked is like an administrative assistance type rule in an office. I think of Breckinridge is are of one of his friends and they kind of relate. We need a young woman of roughly the same age who could maybe you know, make friends at this person and she was also from a family than had had had financial difficulties, and so she is all in some ways. Kind of I don't know if exploited is the right word, but she is a woman who is in a position where she couldn't really say no to this offer. You know from very powerful man, so I just want to make sure we acknowledge sit lake. There are many layers to the awful privilege that is exerted in this story. Pretty much everywhere. You look and she is one of them as well. There is of a book published that is like the notes that Jenny,

Epps about the whole thing and it's kind of interesting, because she, when you read about their relationship, I mean she was stayed close with Madeline throughout. All of this, like she would go visit her as her friend amusing. The air quotes. You know, as the trial was playing out after she had left the the convent, which apparently one of the things they religious lake was too much for her to Hannah was that they didn't eat very well, then take it, but she you know, would show up and it was like she was still having a heart to heart and she kind of suspected several times that Madeline knew what the scoop was in that she was in fact

Relaying information back to Breckinridge, but this house kept this strange whether it was staged or genuine, is unclear to all of the parties. I think this strange friendship and that's the kind of an interesting rabbit whole, but it's all speculative in terms of who'd knew what and understood what and how they might have been manipulating one another boy. This story is an angry maker for me, something I didn't get into is his kids and how this impacted them, because it did seem lake. I mean he is a complicated man, because he clearly was in many ways a jerk. He also seem to be a very loving and adoring father, who was always worried about his kids throughout all of this, even though, like they were kind of coming into adulthood, some of them But yet he had been married well before he met her. Louise was his third wife, the part where they were reading. Her writing, as evident reminded

of the Reynolds Pamphlet yeah an how Alexander Hamilton was prancing, like Maria Reynolds letters to her as evidence of her like character, and that, like her tone in writing, when we do that episode, there were people who got really upset that felt like I was making fun of her literacy and really what it was that captivated me about her letters is the tone of them was lake. Breathless in a way that just seemed like constantly on the edge of like I don't know, there was a just like a breathless energy to all of it, and then he printed

those letters complete with all of their like non standard, spelling Rehnhjelm bear a thing that must have been for her to like. Have that kind of dragged out to be like will here is evidence of what this person is. Like I mean, can you a man and you may be don't have this problem once I do, but I walk in tax. Can you imagine if someone just published your text? History yeah, he will be like Holly FRY is an anomaly hated Ding Dong who does not know how to spell a single word.

ruin that that when the bad art friend article came out and like went viral and that was I'll ever been talked about for about forty eight hours, I was like me- I really hope nobody ever subpoenas. My group writes me they're yeah, it's it's awful and it really is. I mean again, it also comes with this whole unsavory thing of making fun of people's earnest arts, which is just like one of those things that gets my hackles up anyway. You know. Those were not things. She was writing everything you, like, oh This'Ll, be bred allowed in court. The pen of your part wanted a determined whether or not I really mean to be a writer,

you're, not like every single writer I now published, unpublished, incredibly skilled verses lake, I'm pretty good, but I'm getting better. Like every writer I know looks at their older workers like yikes Yang because yeah your theory, resting, threw out so lake. I would not want anything that I had not put out for public consent on in her suddenly thrust into the spotlight as a determined. of my value or my intense yeah lease smokes. The last time I moved there is definitely like a trove of old note books. I found that I was like destroying this right now run in all these pages the shredder bright. How much fire care my maiden without becoming an amateur is.

Yeah, the eye. I the one thing that gives me a little bit of comfort, and all of this is how women's groups really did mobilise very quickly to be like they pointed out the problems with this. It wasn't like we're looking back with lands and being like there's a horrible double standard. People at the time were, like our you'll, see, Yes, are you understanding that lake he went from claiming she was just promiscuous em at that made it ok for him to have an affair with her to say in that she was like some sort of you, no vampire EC temptress It was like out of him and taking all of his money, and you know that shift in tone. Even evidence. Blake he's weasel he's a weasel in this regard and he's trying to weasel out of his weasel weasel Miss Lake it for many, a better, very big touch,

like I said people, some people thought like. Oh, she really got. You know run through the mill by this much older man who had all of the power and other people were like Woof. She sue you gotta, be careful, don't have sexual agency. Does that's bad? It's a good lens to look at and think about how far we haven't had not come. As I often say when we discuss matters of Social Maurice, I am very glad that she went on to have a very fun later. Life gets same fan had just

lake. What sounds awesome should a best friend she traveled around the world with day I didn't go into it, but lake in her travel. She was often lake at the centre of interesting things happening or lake. As you know, you know like she was in Paris at the same time that lake the salons of Paris were turning out like the famous writers that you know, we all think about, like all the experts that were living in Paris in the twenties and having this amazing life, she was there for a lot of that says she really got to do some pretty cool

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we gotta. We talked about unicorns, which is like a weird opposite of the Platypus episode, because that was a real animal people. Tat was spake yeah. and this is more of a mythical animal that various people, but was a real living breathing thing. Yes, I mentioned that there is a fictional thing in pop culture that I wanted to talk about, and it's actually two things but related to it, and which is future Rama? Now future alma had two different instances where kind of unit or in mythology made its way in wine is a very funny episode called spanish fry where the inhabitants of Alma Kron Percy, eight, which is lower if you ve ever what future Roma. It's that

the big giant, slightly lizard e species. That is very hilarious. They believe that human horn, isn't it for yak, by which they mean a nose and said, steel, for I laughed at one point, and it basically is like the unicorn store. but just applied in a completely different context, and you start to realize, He quickly what a silly thing that would be an area and the other is a much later story, that they had when they a future Emma for anybody that does a new kind of lake came and went. It was, you know, cancelled and re picked up and like Fox dropped, it got picked up a cartoon network and comedy central anywhere, and they put out at a point like a bunch of new stuff and in one of them there's this whole crazy time travel thing, but there is a nor wall that response

really really well to one person who we end up. Finding out is a main character that his time old and her name is illegally, and it's like this idea of, like only one person, can connect with this animal an end. It is depressed until it meets this person and his loved in the proper way and its eye both of them. I, like someone, he loves you unicorn law on this having been in elementary school in the nineteen eighties relay, that's prime overlap to be a kid really into unicorns, definitely really into unicorns. I have lots of unicorn stickers. Had my little ponies, habitable plush unicorns

all of that stuff, and then that also meant that when Wrigley Brothers and Barnum Bailey Circus came through with that Unicorn Johan, did you go? Oh, I sure did my mom was like you're gonna, be you're gonna, be disappointed. You like your your gun, it's not gonna. Look like you, think it's supposed to look. You're gonna be disappointed, and I think I had even seen adds that showed it, and I still somehow thought that it was going to be more like a horse and less like a goat in person. Right. It was not. It was a very. It was a go It was looked like a goat yeah and then, of course, obviously there is the whole other animal rights conversation with the goat, specifically in the circus. More generally, but you know I was eight so yeah. I was disappointed,

The big thing I recall from the eighties and unicorns is, of course, legend sure yeah, which is just in case any of our listeners, don't remember or Nita an update that was really Scots movie. That came out, and I think eighty six Tom cruise me a Sarah and, of course temporary. It's amazing and there's a lot of unicorn lore in that, and it is very beautifully shot. I must say, but, like I think, for a lot of kids in the eighties, that was also a big touchstone of lake yeah. The the apex of how a unicorn should look

beyond screen yeah gorgeous. There was also the film adaptation of the last unicorn or to the nineteen. Eighty two I dont think I have ever seen that somehow that when got through my great- and I never never got to it as a sort of just a weird side note- all of this saying that have led me to be like I want to talk about. This was the lady in the unicorn tapestries talked about that so

I live in a house that is more than a century old and our front door has needed to be replaced by the whole time that we have had the south. We ve just had other things to do, and also a pandemic going on the it does. It is not even with whether stripping on there. It is not effective and keeping the cold air out of the house, and we have had some tough, bitterly cold weather over the last couple of weeks, and as I was working on this, I was like they always hung those tapestries on the walls and castles, and things tribute the draft down hey, I have spring rides. I have curtains that I have in various like podcasting set ups. What, if I hung a curtain over the front door may was surprisingly affecting. I have no doubt whatsoever, especially because it was like a thermal curtain that I had got

and before we moved into this house and like my old podcasting set up, it was what I used to make a bet: room, less equity, yeah, fear, surprisingly effective, so live it. Few, like me, have a front door that just really it needs to go. We got a guy like move that up to that Maybe you can make due for a little bit whither. You know the curtain rod and some curtain jack we similar we have had a lot of work done on our house, just kind of some one, some fun stuff there one entity, but also like we had general maintenance that had been neglected and needed to happen like our front. Porch was a hazard and had to be replaced, but

are backdoor that goes to our deck. Similarly, will drafty like you, could see underneath it if you were simply not thy couch and said that was one of the things that we prioritized like hey. Could you guys also add on the work order to put some fresh, whether stripping an ear and fix this, and they ended up putting in a whole new door in its magical now to not walk past we like well yeah, yeah, yeah well at our the weather stooping on ours, like was professionally done. It's like that, just the fit of the door is too bad for the people of L. So anyway, that's your update and uniforms and tapestries. If you want to send us the note where it history Prague, castle by her radio dot com, since this is Friday, topics are having a good kid weekend, scrape as possible is weakened, can be we'll be back. On Saturday we decided a classic and Monday,

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chuck grass. Is this Michel tracked number I'll, never tell I'm Taylor Momssen and I play Jenny. Humphrey smashes stand and I play Carter pays. I was one of the reasons I like it here Jenny. So much is that she was very reliable. The whole thing was such a choice for me to do, and I was just so thankful that people responded the way they did to what we were doing. This really was just like wonderful. I like have like warm feeling inside I'm giving you air had listened to echo itself. The Iheart Radio lap apple pie, gas, wherever you get your podcast the artwork. It is essentially a money laundering business. The best stakes are still hanging on people's MA, seeing how they don't even know or suspect that their fakes, I'm Alec Baldwin, and this is applied cast about deception, greed forgery in the art world. Aids.

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