The Scottish Prisoner Podcast Series
Chapters 9 and 10
Week 5
John and Jamie finally converge in this week’s The Scottish Prisoner installment, “Oh What A Feeling,” covering chapters 9 and 10. Before that inevitability, feelings of all sorts are running high. Anger, passion, longing, anxiety, fear, to name a few. John and Jamie both are doing battle with memories and difficult emotions.
Jamie finds himself in the grip of a panic attack when he sees Colonel Quarry in the duke’s drawing room. He flees the house for the park across the street. He needs air. With a polite tail upon him, he can move freely. Out of the bushes comes the Irishman, Tobias Quinn. He has designs on getting Jamie out of there to Ireland for his own purposes. Jamie is having none of that!
John is soaked through and angrily walking the flooding streets of London, when an acquaintance gives him a piece of good advice. He makes his way to his favorite club, the Beefsteak. Dry clothes, a bath, and some brandy improve his outlook greatly. His encounter with Harry Quarry and an old Hanoverian friend, give him even more solid footing.
We get to dive in deeper with John in these chapters, getting to look behind the curtain of his private life. He’s a complex and complicated man.
What’s Coming up? The Scottish Prisoner week 6 will cover chapters 11-12.
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