# Misty

1 episodes.

Misty By Tanja Milojevic and edited by Stephanie Byng Synopsis: Misty takes place in a future world where droids do our house cleaning work for us. Marry, an older wealthy British woman is preparing to welcome her daughter Hannah, and grandchildren Rose and Mandy to her home for the winter Holidays. Misty is the droid who serves the old woman. However, Misty is too slow for Mary’s liking. When syndical Hannah finds out that a droid is serving her mother, she suggests that Marry get rid of it. The two daughters beg their grandmother not to because the Droid has some awareness of life. Mandy takes a special interest in Misty, and wants to protect the droid. Will Marry simply get rid of Misty, or will she find some generosity within herself and show compassion? Misty Cast: Stephanie Byng of deviant DVS as Marry www.dvs.mypodcast.com Tanja Milojevic of LightningBolt Theater of the Mind as Misty Julie Hoverson of 19Nocturne Boulevard as Hannah www.19nocturneboulevard.net Alexa Chipman of Imagination Lane as Mandy http://imaginationlane.net/ Miyaka Minamoto as Rose Jules Ismail of Darker Projects as Donations Collector www.darkerprojects.com Andriana Marchio as Anna Music performed by Frozen Silence from their album “Christmas Carrols” Check them out at: www.jamendo.com Sounds obtained from: www.freesound.org and www.soundsnap.com This audio production falls under a non-derivative noncommercial 3.0 creative commons license. Please leave some feedback on the site, or email me.…

## Sets

- Misty (Listeners' uploads): CC BY-NC-ND 2.5, as its uploader states it at the Internet Archive. Source: https://archive.org/details/TanjaMilojevicandStephanieByngMisty

## Episodes, in broadcast order

1. [MistySmall](https://invisiblenetwork.ai/radio-drama/series/misty/d7e13ecf95ae) (14 min): https://archive.org/download/TanjaMilojevicandStephanieByngMisty/MistySmall.mp3

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