In this delightful episode of the Skull and Flowers Podcast, our lovable trio - Skull, Lavender, and Rose - dissect Aesop's fable, "The Horse and the Groom." Prepare to be enlightened as they tackle themes such as cause and effect, opportunity cost, and the question of whether one can truly make up for their mistakes.

Expect the unexpected as bananas, grooms, self-forgiveness, and devious foxes make their surprising appearance in the conversation. With a unique blend of sincerity and wit, our hosts explore the concept of atoning for one's past actions.

For fans of captivating reads, Rose recommends "Operation Do-Over" by Gordon Korman, a novel that dives into the possibility of undoing past mistakes. Lavender, on the other hand, suggests "Six of Crows" by Leigh Bardugo, an enthralling tale of an impossible heist.

Tune into this endearing episode of the Skull and Flowers Podcast, where snark and sweetness meet in a thought-provoking discussion.

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