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The Honourable Dead

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Written by William O’Donnell

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Cast: The Narrator- Rayanne Eskritt Tiffany - Erin Essery Torrance – Ian Stoesz The Soldier- Ray Strachan Thor- Ken Rudderham The Versace Vigilante- Stuart Robinson Balder- Tim Bandfield

Original Music by Matt Gillies

Directed by William Jordan

Plot: The Norse Gods have arrived on Earth, rocking the very foundation of all societies worldwide! Two friends enter heated, cerebral conflict as they debate returning DVDs on time. Meanwhile, a young soldier arrives home to drink heavily with a God. It is only a matter of time before a middle-aged banker throws away his shackles to become the viking hero he wishes to be...and force his new life upon the others. A veritable tumult forms, filled with rage, anxiety, and discount axes at Zellers.

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  1. TheHonourableDead vbr

    No date given · 36 min

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  1. The Honourable Dead

    Listeners' uploads · William Jordan · 1 episode here · archive.org

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