• 395: Breton folklore: Darkest Knight

  • Nov 27 2024
  • Length: 54 mins
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395: Breton folklore: Darkest Knight

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  • 🏰 Why maybe you should pass on dating that person with the dad who murders everyone trying to date them 🏰 The tale of Degarré is a story of knights, chivalry, violence, and grappling with what it means when the person you've idolized and sought your whole life...might just be the villain of the story.

    😈 The Creature: Ninmenju (人面樹)

    That tree that thinks you're HILARIOUS...until you bite into its face fruit.

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    🎵 Music Credits

    • "Death of the Dragon" by Yagull Music
    • "March of the Dragons" by Yagull Music
    • "Dream Roads Forever" by Yagull Music
    • "Town Market" by Blue Dot Sessions
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