Two explorers travel deep below the surface of the ocean, having followed the instructions laid out in a mysterious book. Will they unravel the mystery, or will it unravel them?

TRANSCRIPT: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-gO7rP8JErDbZYDzRZ4ozqUJu1SqEd8b/view

Content Warnings:

• Gore
• Distress
• Screaming
• Social inequality
• Death
• Claustrophobia conditions

This episode was written by Bill Symons and Landon Whisnant and sound designed by Landon Whisnant. Featuring the voices of Bill Symons, Landon Whisnant, and Sean Sutton.

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Previous Episode: "Denouement" by Waymon Alexander on the Syntax feed.

This episode can be listened to as a stand alone tale, but we strongly recommend you check out every story in the Inkwell Haven series.

Content warnings: death, gore.

Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lBUGB1y6DCDs0wQSIzLi6KpFei8fQcMvEJQomwd0i-8/edit?usp=sharing

This episode was written by Delaney Sutton. You heard Jack Fulmin as Alice, Delaney Sutton as Logan, Ted Heavener as The Caretaker, Kit Paterson as additional voices, and Grace Stone as the Tour Guide.

You can find more from the Do You Copy? team here.

Introduction and outro by Grace Stone and Naomi Richards.

Cover art by Kit Paterson.

Episode art by Kaila Crockett.

So. Let's see how it ends, shall we?

TRANSCRIPT: https://docs.google.com/document/d/11Zv8mBg2S0qxh6bj703L5NB7nR4Lh5NHn6-kgaUcjis/edit?usp=sharing

January Jacobs was played by Rhys Lawton. Noah Morley was played by Sarah Griffin. Mark Clayton was played by Andrew Gorman. Mr Clayton was played by David Ault. Alex Crane was played by Eli Labat-Angstadt. Rory Nos was played by Evan Gwen Davies. Addi Reay-Armstrong was played by Delilah Tahiri. Alice Kean was played by LM Clohessy. Artemis Flynn was played by Liz Dokukina. Elain Carter was played by Paige Adams. This episode was written and produced by C. L. Hendry and sound designed by Cai Gwilym Pritchard. Theme by Mick Zijdel.

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Content Warnings:

• Mentioned medical malpractice
• Anxiety
• Child death mentioned
• Divorce
• Attempted murder
• Unreality
• Exhumation mention
• Suicidal ideation

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In Ethics' hospital, another new, risky (and let's be honest, shady) medical procedure is commencing.

TRANSCRIPT: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JjVjLZbQBh6K7FJWJ_dzOU5k5xvHLRIqJjes3Rp9JvE/edit?usp=sharing

Mr Clayton was played by David Ault. Carmilla was played by Ollie Bannerman. Noah Morley was played by Sarah Griffin. Mark Clayton was played by Andrew Gorman. This episode was written and produced by C. L. Hendry and sound designed by Cai Gwilym Pritchard. Theme by Mick Zijdel.

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Content Warnings:

• Medical malpractice
• Cancer
• Child death mentioned
• Surgery
• Miscommunication 
• Betrayal

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Noah tries to talk some sense into Ian. Or, at least, talk some sense. Or maybe just talk.

TRANSCRIPT: https://docs.google.com/document/d/11Qi1liyaXg_eaz4Ca0BJ52U2QOpZsvQat3ixJTFkMkA/edit?usp=sharing

Mark Clayton was played by Andrew Gorman. Ian Jacobs was played by Rhys Lawton. Noah Morley was played by Sarah Griffin. This episode was written and produced by C. L. Hendry and sound designed by Cai Gwilym Pritchard. Theme by Mick Zijdel.

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Content Warnings:

• Unreality
• Imprisonment
• Depression
• Severe anxiety/anxiety attacks
• Mentioned child death
• Mentioned medical malpractice

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Rory and Noah go to the Factory to investigate a discarded missing persons case.

SFX in this episode build as the episode progresses. You may wish to consider reading the transcript even if this is not normally something you would do.

TRANSCRIPT: https://docs.google.com/document/d/15wQ-Xd5qx0k655sXyD7pPJuqytLKZUE8d8zWtJQ_YeE/edit?usp=sharing

This episode you heard Evan Gwen Davies as Rory Nos, Sarah Griffin as Noah Morley, Ollie Bannerman as Carmilla, Avalon Willowbloom as Jamison, Michael Ireland as Arnold, Cai Gwilym Pritchard as Liam, Lumi Oakes as Sally, Briar Zachary as Jacob, Noah Bell as Nikki, and Finn Cresswell as Mike. It was written and produced by C. L. Hendry and sound designed by Cai Gwilym Pritchard. Theme by Mick Zijdel.

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Content Warnings:

• In-world unreality
• Mentioned cannibalism
• Implied murder 
• Claustrophobia

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PODFST DETAILS: https://www.kingsplace.co.uk/whats-on/comedy/ethics-town-live/

Alex delves into the town's history. Or, at least, he tries to.

TRANSCRIPT: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1qpmjq2ucYrPSZUhl7NdMDtxWO_oJb_-ojKJe-niSx94/edit?usp=sharing

Alex Crane was played by Eli Labat Angstadt. Dr Clayton was played by David Ault. Artemis Flynn was played by Liz Dokukina. Elaine Carter was played by Paige Adams. This episode was written and produced by C. L. Hendry and sound designed by Cai Gwilym Pritchard. Theme by Mick Zijdel.

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Content Warnings:

• Unreality
• Implied loss
• Mentioned death

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Alice tries to move on with her life at a new job, but it's proving much harder than she thought.

TRANSCRIPT: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GbiktfdU7Zar7X73DkTTHf1q8xuFkU3b9-Fv5Lj8Xso/edit?usp=sharing

Alice Jacobs was played by LM Clohessy. Carmilla was played by Ollie Bannerman. Stella Maes was played by Lou Bui. Jane Doe was played by Alexandra M. Barrow. With additional voices by Evan Gwen Davies and LM Clohessy. This episode was written and produced by C. L. Hendry and sound designed by Cai Gwilym Pritchard. Theme by Mick Zijdel.

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Content Warnings:

• Mentioned child death
• Depression
• Loss
• Character death

SFX:

• Heavy vocal distortion at times

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Artemis ruminates on the state of her life in Ethics now that she no longer seems to be the main character.

TRANSCRIPT: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jgyb7hIkSAT7QDbM3nApurZl1bBhnf4VcsMFD7oqVaY/edit?usp=sharing

Artemis Flynn was played by Liz Dokukina. Elaine Carter was played by Paige Adams. This episode was written and produced by C. L. Hendry and sound designed by Cai Gwilym Pritchard. Theme by Mick Zijdel.

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Content Warnings:

• Mentioned mining disaster
• Mentioned death
• Severe depression
• Implied suicidality
• Parental neglect

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Addi attempts to record a quarterly report for the town whilst telling Rory a rather fishy story...

TRANSCRIPT: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xVH_N6B5p4RAIxE01mfrroiC6K-5LBhetxbzGd21G2Q/edit?usp=sharing

Addi Reay-Armstrong was played by Delilah Tahiri. Rory Nos was played by Evan Gwen Davies. This episode was written and produced by C. L. Hendry and sound designed by Cai Gwilym Pritchard. Theme by Mick Zijdel.

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Content Warnings:

• Mining disaster
• Death
• Poverty 
• Medical malpractice
• Pollution
• Capitalism
• Drowning
• Referenced child abuse

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Welcome back.

TRANSCRIPT: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JEc8qy3qRLqS82GICqCiCj2cmvLTFpZ-JGQTLcY5Z2Q/edit?usp=sharing

You heard Delilah Tahiri as Addi Reay-Armstrong and Evan Gwen Davies as Rory Nos. With sound design by Cai Gwilym Pritchard.