We begin to hear a story by Scott Carrier. And Ron Carlson's story continues.
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Act One
Ron Carlson's short story.
Act Two: What We Wanted To Do
A medieval village, a 1900-pound brass kettle, marauding visigoths, and a plan to drench invaders with boiling oil that goes awry.