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b'CC & Beep are joined by Erin, our friend who happens to be a literature professor. We had a lot of thoughts on the thematic elements of Frankenstein, how every character is reminiscent of the creature in some way, and also love wolves.\\n\\nTime Stamps\\n5:10\\tGuest panelist Erin enters the gauntlet: the great red forest query & time as a character\\n\\n31:05\\t\\t\\u201cHerr Frankenstein\\u201d? But first, Mary Shelley\\u2019s Frankenstein is not the pop culture version\\n\\n46:41\\t\\tParallels between 12 Monkeys & Frankenstein: the mad scientist, creatures outside of the natural order, isolation, nature vs. nurture, and feeding the two wolves\\n\\n66:44\\t\\t1:06 The Red Forest\\n\\n\\t\\t\\tVisions as memories of tomorrow\\n\\t\\t\\tTime is going to take what is owed\\n\\t\\t\\tThe most awkward road trip ever\\n\\t\\t\\tCasserole: moral ships passing in the night\\n\\t\\t\\tWell hello, striking woman\\n\\t\\t\\tThe many, many meanings of the red forest/the house of cedar & pine\\n\\n101:12\\t\\t1:07 The Keys\\n\\t\\t\\n\\t\\t\\tThe series is established as one giant feels attack\\n\\t\\t\\tForeshadowing Blood Washed Away\\n\\t\\t\\tThe power of romantic tropes\\n\\t\\t\\tA Frankenstein of Tandoori Chicken \\n\\t\\t\\tCole\\u2019s senses coming alive\\n\\t\\t\\tDeath & the importance of now\\n\\t\\t\\tMythology building: Druse & the custodians of time\\n\\t\\t\\tWexler as a foil for Cole\\n\\t\\t\\tThe Keys & \\u201ca better version\\u201d of Cole\\n\\t\\t\\tAaron Marker: come on, he\\u2019s not that bad?'