Dorin, Jenn, and Kendyl have a lot of theories as to what the heck happened in The Turn of the Screw by Henry James. Basically, everyone is sus, children are terrifying, and always pay attention to what's in the corner of your eye.

Question of the Week: Evil or benevolent ghosts? Evil or benevolent children? Evil or benevolent manor staff? Delusional governess? What is you interpretation of the story?

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With some hosts that have read the book by Nancy Springer and some that have not, Adaptation covers the film adaptation Enola Holmes (2020), complete with a rant about corsetry and concerns about the tone of Holmesian mysteries.

Question of the Week: Do we think Enola should have clearly solved the mystery before the final showdown? Or did Sherlock “win” by getting there without a reveal?

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I Grew Up in a Corset. Time to Bust Some Myths. (Ft. Actual Research) by Bernadette Banner

Could a Corset Stop a Knife? | Enola Holmes by Jill Bearup

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Adding fire to the nightmare fuel, the hosts watch the 1990 film adaptation The Witches.

Question of the Week: What do you hope to see in the remake that was not in this version?

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In this celebratory episode, the Adaptation hosts get together to discuss what has changed with the podcast, in our opinions, and in our lives. Plus we explain some inside jokes for those that haven't been with us since the single digits.

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Jess, Jenn, and Kendyl discuss clearing away preconceived notions, the division of labor when doing crime, and the intensity of love in the context of Agatha Christie's Death on the Nile.

Question of the Week: What is your favorite literary couple made up of someone who loves and someone who let themselves be loved?

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Dorin and Kendyl talk the magic of The Secret Garden (2020), the themes it pulls from the source material, and the changes made.

Question of the Week: What do you think the theme of this movie was? Do you think it was successfully communicated?

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Not shying away from taking this children's book too seriously, the Adaptation hosts discuss The Witches by Roald Dahl: the politics, the reproductive process, and the entrepreneurial possibilities of a traveling mouse circus that fronts as a witch hunting operation.

Question(s) of the Week: What's your fan canon for how the witch-world works? How did Grandmother loose her thumb?

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The Adaptation hosts discuss the characterization, modernization, and representation in the 2020 Netflix series, The Baby-Sitters Club.

Question of the Week: Do you want a season 2? What would you like to see covered in that season (doesn’t have to be something from the books)?

**Disclaimer** Kendyl uses "queer" as a catch-all term to describe Ann M. Martin in this episode since she doesn't know precisely how she identifies. In hindsight, we realize that some are not comfortable with this term and it should not have been used for a someone who has not first used it for themselves.

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In what might be the biggest difference of opinion Dorin and Kendyl have ever had about a film, the two discuss The Personal History of David Copperfield (2019), the structure and tone, and most importantly, the waistcoats.

Question of the Week: Do you feel like this is a good distillation of the themes and story of David Copperfield? If you've never read the book, do you feel this gave you a good handle on what the story was about?

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In this episode, the hosts do their best to cover the extensive series The Baby-Sitters Club by Ann M. Martin, reminisce about childhood reading, and find that choosing your favorite baby-sitter is a lot like therapy.

Question of the Week: Create your own t-shirt with the traits you admire most from your three favorite baby-sitters.

**Disclaimer** Kendyl uses "queer" as a catch-all term to describe Ann M. Martin in this episode since she doesn't know precisely how she identifies. In hindsight, we realize that some are not comfortable with this term and it should not have been used for a someone who has not first used it for themselves.

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