The
others were: Raphael, who told Wideawake and his Brothers
from Iceland; Pete, who told The Naming of Crazy Horse
with Gill's cello setting the scene; Jill, the MC, who told the story
of Bellerophon, Mike, who told The Bat and the Origin of
Darkness, and Graham, who made
us wonder how Odysseus's crew ever got the wax out of their ears
after being protected from the Song of the Sirens.
Then
Sharon took over, and brought us tales from Somerset: the eel that
was a regular at Eli's in Huish Episcopi; the Midwife to the Fairies,
cross-cut with the Midwife to the Villain [a true story]; the
Fisherman of Berrow Sands; and finally, The Young Master and the King
of the Moles [all set within sight of Burrow Mump, where the King
lives].
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