See Breakdown Episode 7 | The Lavender Road

In this episode, we see all the threads beginning to come together. Maghra and Queen Kane connect after being rescued by Tamacti Jun. We see a new side of Maghra as a ruler that will likely be contested by Queen Kane in the future. Tamacti Jun, the ever dutiful soldier, earns even more points as a loyal general and fighter. Baba Voss and the children continue on to the end of the journey. Baba is torn by bringing the kids he raised to a man that didn't want to be in their life. The episode ends at the edge of the unknown utopia of Jerlamarel.

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Show Notes:

00:00 Intro

01:00 How is the story coming together

03:27 Tables Turned on the Shadows

05:50 Maghra and lying

09:01 Differences in the sister's leadership

14:09 Parallels between the sisters and the children

16:45 Change in the power dynamic

19:53 Rescuing Queen Kane

22:04 Tamacti Jun's Role

25:35 Tamacti Jun Challenging Queen Kane's Power

28:40 Two stories to enjoy

31:00 Back to the kids

36:17 Baba's Struggle

42:11 The Shrine

44:27 The Last Stretch

46:08 Letting the kids go

49:14 Paris' Quote

52:05 Baba and Tamacti Jun

54:25 Breakdown as a whole

01:01:04 Closing

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