#dolf

The Meeting

Occurs during Episode 5 (ish) timeline wise. Vox is trying to get all the Overlords to band together against heaven. There's a new overlord in town who seems to be powerful enough that it's worth the effort to get him on Vox's side.

I made Dolf before we knew Vox was a cult leader, but they ended up being scarily similar lol

Both Dolf and Vox are cult leaders, but different kinds of cult leader. Vox preaches to thousands, broadcasting to all of hell. He's the mechanical, unfeeling machine. Dolf is the rural cult leader, the head of the small compound & chapel he runs. He is bones, blood, and sacrifice.

The Disappearances of Lydia Fountayne is a new audio drama! I (Grant) have been cast in it, I'm so glad you can listen and enjoy the first episode, and I'd love for this team to make more. Let's go through those points one at a time.

DoLF (DiLF if you're nasty) is a "magical surrealist" story about a young woman and her friends caught in adventure and intrigues they never imagined. It's about big data, surveillance, and the global, digital panopticon. It's about scheming uncles (I play one of those). It's about a talking bird. According to Dee, it's about Dee. You can listen to the premiere and learn more here

Today we announced the launch day watch-along premiere, set for Monday the 3rd at 6pm eastern, 3pm pacific, and 11pm for our friends in Ireland and Great Britain. Spooky. It will be on the Moonshot Podcast Network's youtube channel.

Our website also has a link to the Kickstarter campaign. That's how we get to make the rest of the story. It's also launching on Monday, and running for a month. Available rewards include advance access, outtakes, scripts, a suspicious envelope, and more. But the most important reward is making a full season of an independent, original, and exciting audio drama possible and viable.

So listen now, and listen again with us on Monday! I've been talking about this a lot on podcast guest appearances, and soon I'll be collecting those once they're all out. For now, I'll leave you with one last link to https://www.lydiadisappears.com/ and our video trailer:

She does an amazing job at taking candid photos! That is, until she had gotten told to take a picture of Dolf.

The boy she was always seen to be with back then until they had gotten separated because of their different classes in the school.

Back to the subject of taking a picture of Dolf, whenever Amy would try to take a picture of him he would always be facing the camera.

And even if she tried to ask him a lot of times to face away he would just say—

“My handsomeness would be a waste, wouldn't you think?” with a smug (annoying) grin on his face.

Amy had also tried to take picture of him from afar only for it to lead to no avail.

Amy pretty much lost control and took her anger out on Dolf due to annoyance.

And Dolf gets scared and does what she asks (of course)

But when Amy finally snaps the camera and takes a picture his face would STILL be facing the camera.

Amy is starting to believe Dolf has some kind of magic sense when a camera is pointed at his direction.

That is until today; the day she was finally able to take a picture of him where he isn't facing the camera.

Dolf gets embarrassed the next day after seeing a picture of him getting hit on the face with a ball on the School's photo board.

Amy doesn't know if she should apologize to him or internally celebrate now that she can finally move on to the next person to focus on taking a picture that isn't Dolf anymore.