Ep. 873, The Closed Cabinet, Part 3 of 3, by Anonymous
Release Date: 10/20/2023
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info_outlineThe mystery of the cursed room is solved, and all is revealed. Anonymous, today on The Classic Tales Podcast.
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This week concludes our story by Anonymous of The Closed Cabinet, jointly narrated with Nancy Peterson.
Evie’s cousins live on an ancient estate with a cursed history. Featured in this history is a room with a closed cabinet, where tradition has it that if a single woman sleeps in the room, she will die. On her third night in the room, Evie has an extremely realistic dream, where she lived through the terrifying moment of a wronged woman taking revenge against her abusive husband. She awakes with a cut on her hand from a dagger she retrieved from the closed cabinet – which was open in her dream.
I know that the writing of this story isn’t as fast paced as some of our other offerings, but I am so impressed with the level of craft in the book. Evie is initially extremely naïve and innocent, and Alan is aloof to the point of boorishness. But Evie and Alan gently move from opposite sides of the “worldly experience” spectrum, until they meet at just the right place.
And once again, a huge thank you to Nancy Peterson for her stunning narration. Do yourself a favor, and check out her recordings of the Anne of Green Gables series. Links are in the show notes.
And now, The Closed Cabinet, Part 3 of 3, by Anonymous. Narrated with Nancy Peterson.
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