Wandering the countryside, eyes drawn to the earth, you can’t remember ever being quite so alone. He’s gone. He’s never coming back. You left the quilt where you buried him, and a part of you wishes to never find your way to that pile of rocks because it means you can pretend he’s out there somewhere, napping under the cool midday sun.

This week the gang continues their analysis of Peter Heller’s 2012 novel The Dog Stars, this time it’s all about revelations and drinking milk.

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Timestamps

00:00:00 – Intro
00:05:01 – Male Perspective vs. Male Gaze
00:19:15 – Mourning Jasper (coming home)
00:42:05 – Combat & Leaving
01:02:00 – The Flight
01:21:15 – The Arrival
01:34:50 – Ceima (Holiday)
01:44:30 – Dad Plane Maths
01:54:50 – Morality
02:05:00 – Support us @ patreon.com/zeroindent