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This is the episode where Centipedes and Slugs finally gets its name. It’s also the heaviest episode to date. Maddie and Lydia discuss The Encounter, a children’s book that really snuck some heavy yet important topics past the censors. It’s also a book with some outdated info about wolf behavior. Friendly reminder: there will be spoilers for all of Animorphs
Content Warning: suicide and suicidal ideation, body dysmorphia. If you want or need to skip that part of the episode, the conversation begins at 17:28 and ends around the 44:00 minute mark.
Sources specific to this episode:
“Reading in Stealth, or My Life in Animorphs” by Cassius Adair, Avidly/Los Angeles Review of Books, Aug. 3, 2017
Katherine Applegate’s Twitter account
Seerowpedia entry on The Encounter, retrieved in June 2020
Katherine Applegate’s Reddit AMA
“Alpha status, dominance, and division of labor in wolf packs” by L David Mech, Canadian Journal of Zoology, 1999, 77(8): 1196-1203, https://doi.org/10.1139/z99-099
By Maddie GawThis is the episode where Centipedes and Slugs finally gets its name. It’s also the heaviest episode to date. Maddie and Lydia discuss The Encounter, a children’s book that really snuck some heavy yet important topics past the censors. It’s also a book with some outdated info about wolf behavior. Friendly reminder: there will be spoilers for all of Animorphs
Content Warning: suicide and suicidal ideation, body dysmorphia. If you want or need to skip that part of the episode, the conversation begins at 17:28 and ends around the 44:00 minute mark.
Sources specific to this episode:
“Reading in Stealth, or My Life in Animorphs” by Cassius Adair, Avidly/Los Angeles Review of Books, Aug. 3, 2017
Katherine Applegate’s Twitter account
Seerowpedia entry on The Encounter, retrieved in June 2020
Katherine Applegate’s Reddit AMA
“Alpha status, dominance, and division of labor in wolf packs” by L David Mech, Canadian Journal of Zoology, 1999, 77(8): 1196-1203, https://doi.org/10.1139/z99-099