Emory wakes up in his new apartment, alone with time to wonder. Renton prays for peace and opens up about his past. Ella Alice starts coming around. Carolyn and Emory find each other amid highway traffic.

This episode of the Discontents audiobook podcast covers Chapters 12 and 13 of Part 2 of Discontents The Disappearance of a Young Radical.

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======= Credits: 

Music by Tyops: Emotional Piano, Mini Emotional Ambient, and electronic smooth increasing. Carolyn's theme is Tyops - smooth emotional sample (note: tempo was slowed slightly); Renton confession music is ispeakwaves - Calm Beautiful Piano Loop and ispeakwaves - piano loop #1 and piano loop #2. Other music: HermanSchmidt - 2 5 8 3 - Composition 2; Deleted-User-4338788 - wonder-wander; Pogmothoin - marimba descending.  Giveaway promo music: Tyops - cinematic story. Sound effects: aerosol can shake open spray by CapsLok. Protest sound effects are klangfabric - protest drummers toronto and MrProfDrDickweed - 5.1 Protest; Highway above the park was etienne.leplumey - HIGHWAY TRAFFIC passby of cars, trucks and motorbike - 20 meters. All of this music and sound effects are from freesound.org. Additional music by our good friend Paul Brodie: My Song 7 was used in the disclaimer section of the episode.  Forward Music by Esistnichtsoernst.

 Reading by Kay and Walt. Editing and sound design by James Wallace Birch. A Caz & Walt Production.