The Island of Dr Moreau complete Audiobook read by Steve Parker

[@wolfgangfrost8043]

Amazing reading here! I tried another version but it was a little dry & clinical. I feel like you really are Edward Prendick telling us all this tale you actually went on personally! Great job, really drew me in.

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Thank you! This was actually the first one I made by myself when I got out of the radio studio. I'm glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@Danoriel]

Introduction. Chapter 1 2:57 Chapter 2 9:01 Chapter 3 15:15 Chapter 4 25:34 Chapter 5 32:26 Chapter 6 39:52 Chapter 7 50:20 Chapter 8 1:00:00 Chapter 9 1:05:40 Chapter 10 1:26:14 Chapter 11 1:33:19 Chapter 12 1:44:08 Chapter 13 2:00:35 Chapter 14 2:09:38 Chapter 15 2:32:51 Chapter 16 2:45:02 Chapter 17 3:11:38 Chapter 18 3:23:16 Chapter 19 3:31:58 Chapter 20 3:49:24 Chapter 21 4:00:38 Chapter 22 4:27:51 Hopefully this is useful.

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

You know there is a playlist with this book in separate chapters..? kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJu6aHeDpbissLs

[@sega-megadeth1276]

@@SteveParkerAudiobooks Unfortunately, the videos where you read the last four chapters have been deleted.

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Oh gosh! I didn't realise that. I wonder what happened to them? I'll get that fixed, thanks for letting me know.

[@eleanora.zombie]

You are an amazing person.

[@lauracrosby4324]

Thank you ~it does help me

[@sjarrett1606]

Thanks again! On to the next book. :)

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Thank you! 🙂

[@RandomMachinist61]

I deal with dyslexia, despite attempting to force myself to practice practice practice, i feel like im growing to be a weaker reader as the years pass by. People like you, who dedicate so much time and effort are a god send. I adore reading (audiobooks) and have done it since i was a kid. Thank you so much for the work you do. It helps me decorate the hallway of time with enjoyable storys and thought provoking ideas. Thank you so much. -N

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

You're very welcome! I've been an avid radio play / audiobook fan since I was a tiny wee bairn, myself. :)

[@violethaye6987]

I have adhd (untreated), so reading this book for school is so insanely difficult for me. Despite pausing here and there, and of course taking short breaks I managed to listen to the full thing! Thanks for the help!

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

That's so fantastic Violet, I'm so happy I could help. Reading means a lot to me and I'm really glad I could be part of you enjoying this book. You've given me a smile on a dark day - thanks for listening.

[@violethaye6987]

Steve Parker Audiobooks no problem! I hope the rest of the day is filled with joy

[@ANA.LOMONACO.TEACHER]

Violet, I'm ADHD as well, I rather read the book than listen audiobooks. I reckon that each person has its own way to learn. Don't worry, you're not alone ;)

[@Lacostanico]

Adhd my ass, get off your phone and start reading you lazy brat

[@cantagiousca5220]

I don't have adhd,I never listened to the audiobook or read the book,im a dickhead like that in fact,burn all books and burn youtube

[@AlvisTheHeathen]

I drive all night long for mobile security, I happened across this and you made my night go by so fast! Thanks for making a long boring night fun and relaxing!

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

That's excellent Nathaniel, I'm glad you enjoyed it. Hopefully I can keep a few more nights interesting for you. Stay safe!

[@grandmastatus]

This was the first book I remember my dad reading to me and my sibling at night before bed. (Is this why I love horror and the macabre now as an adult?) This reading of it was very calming. Thank you.

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

That's great to hear! I'm glad you enjoyed it :)

[@Al_NERi]

For the past month or so I've come to appreciate the value of audio books while in hospital, recuperating from a devastating physical operation. I needed a pastime with minimal demands in terms of light exposure, noise and eyestrain (brain tumor surgery actually). It's almost deliciously ironic that probably my favorite book so far (I've audited many) is Island of Dr Moreau. House Of Pain indeed lol. Came to relate to that in a whole new light. HGW was a genius.

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

I'm glad you're enjoying my work. My father had the same procedure, I hope your healing goes well. All the best!

[@bananakix5347]

Amazing reading of this book!! I have tried other audio videos of this book, but none of them had me as enthralled in the story as your voice seemed to do. Thank you for uploading this !

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Thank you so much Anne! I'm glad you've enjoyed it. This one was from a few years ago and I hope I've gotten better since then, but I've always enjoyed this book.

[@MrSambollet]

Great reading voice will look out more of your reading .

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Thank you! My channel has many more books, I've been at this for a few years now. :)

[@amazingwarno]

Mr. Parker, you are a gem. This is the second audio book I've listened to with Steve after Brave New World. Good stuff!

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Thank you! I'm glad you're enjoying my work. :)

[@Al_NERi]

Hello Mr.Parker just wanted to add my explicit thanks both for this wonderful audio book and your generous well wishes regarding my recovery (I'm the tumor patient below- all I could manage by way of acknowledgement at the moment was a feeble like in reply). Anyway, cheers Sir.

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

You're very welcome. All the best!

[@nevereverr]

This reading was amazing! Your voice acting conveys the full emotion and terror that the book has ❤️

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Thank you very much, I appreciate that, and I'm glad you enjoyed the book.

[@obiwanfisher537]

Yes, that's why he is one of my favourite readers. Not all audiobooks are enjoyable, and some I just stop full stop. I tried the Peter Pan audiobook, as I was interested in the book but don#t have time to read, I heard the book is very different from the film we all grew up with. Peter Pan is a villain, too. But the readers, even though they really made an effort, just didn't make me listen to more than 10 minutes then I listened to something else.

[@taylaneedham4209]

I absolutely adore your reading style, it’s so engaging! It’s an amazing skill to be able to capture tone, character and tension when reading and you do it perfectly. This has become one of my favourite books in the Victorian Novel class I’m taking and that’s partly due to your reading of it! So, thank you! :)

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Thank you very much, Tayla, that's lovely to hear. I'm glad you're enjoying my work, thanks for listening!

[@serendipity_hunter3974]

I noticed a very subtle and notable change within predik. He goes from saying creatures, beast this to beast that, brutes, to at one point consistently referring to them as men and women. Very nice touch of H.G.Wells I may say. Now I want to see the movie to see all the similarities and differences

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Interesting insight.

[@cha5]

You should check out the 1932 movie adaptation’The Island of Lost Souls’ It’s well worth seeing.

[@vickiezaccardo1711]

@@SteveParkerAudiobooks Ive never seen the movie either and didnt think I was going to listen to this one, but it is wonderful!

[@seanwoods3028]

Awesome, thank you. I've been listening to your audiobooks one after another Mr Parker. I really appreciate what you do

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Awesome, thank you! I'm glad you're enjoying them :)

[@stevehaug5469]

Me too!

[@I-cant-handle-the-truth]

You do such a good job with your audiobooks! I'm always excited to see that you have done an audiobook when I look a specific one up.

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

That's great to hear, I'm glad you enjoy my work!

[@thebutterfly3ffect77]

Thanks Steve 👍🏼

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

You're very welcome :)

[@sparrowthesissy2186]

Anyone else think its interesting that these two men live on a secret island together and spend all their time "man-making" and calling each other "silly asses"?

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

You might be alone on that one, bud. ;) Thanks for listening, I hope you enjoyed it!

[@clyne8835]

Why are you, as a man, making men with another man? 🤨

[@merlynurena9556]

Lol

[@johnnytrapantino78]

​@SteveParkerAudiobooks haha cracked me up

[@Jared-jc1ph]

This certainly isn’t HG Wells’ strongest work but Steve’s reading amplifies what to book lacks in substance. 11/10 reading please don’t ever stop

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Thank you! I'll keep going as long as enouogh folks enjoy listening to make the work pay for itself :)

[@merlynurena9556]

❤❤ amazing book and reader... thanks big big

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Thank you! Glad you're enjoying my work :)

[@besivvle1242]

Had to study this for college, you helped immensely! Thank you so much for your efforts.

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

I'm glad! This was the first one I made in my home studio after I left the radio station. 🙂

[@rollinsfish]

Really enjoyed the book aswell as the effort you put into the reading of said novel. Really well done sir. Thanks for posting. Will be listening to other of your readings for sure.

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Excellent, great to hear. This was right at the start of my home production cycle, so hopefully ,(other than Treasure Island which was recorded for radio) they're all better from here on in.

[@liliana7642]

One of the best audiobooks readings I've ever listened to! Beautiful entonation and diction - it got me really into the story - and frigthened hahaha

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Hahaha, thank you..? I'm glad I could scare you. :P

[@aidandykstra1472]

ONE OF THE MOST SLEPT ON CHANNELS IE COME ACROSS IN A LONG TIME. KEEP IT UP I APPRECIATE WHAT YOURE DOING FOR MY MIND1 THE 9-11 HOUR READINGS HAE BECOME I LIE FOR.

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Thank you Aidan! I'm glad you're enjoying my works. :)

[@aidandykstra1472]

@@SteveParkerAudiobooks it beats the hell out of falling asleep to netflix. Its amazing the imagry your mind can paint just simply hearing it from the bard

[@Sharnoy1]

Just finished listening and I enjoyed every bit. Looking forward listening more books from you Steve! Thank you for your effort :)

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Thank you very much, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@markwalls6707]

You are the best reader I've heard

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Thank you mark, I'm glad you're enjoying my work.

[@sweetbabyboo5]

This was absolutely amazing. I have always wanted to read the book. The vocalizing and inflections in your voice. You embodied every character perfectly. I can’t wait to listen to Time Machine.

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Thank you! I'm glad you liked it, and hope you enjoy the next one as well :)

[@beepbeep5815]

Thanks for the superb reading. 😊

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

I'm glad you enjoyed it :)

[@kairozartstudio]

I've listened to the reading on Librivox, but your reading of this book was far superior. You do fantastic work!

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoy my work. I think this is the lowest quality of my full novels, so if you like this you'll have a real treat up ahead if you listen to my other works. :)

[@kairozartstudio]

@@SteveParkerAudiobooks I think it sounded great. I'm subscribed and I'll definitely be listening to more!

[@emmaobrien1376]

"So you've heard of rhinoplasty, amputations, and blood transfusions?" "Yeah" "Well that's how I transform animals into humans" 🤔

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

The common populace didn't know much about these sciences yet, so they believed all sorts of nonsense. There are many parallels today!

[@KagedBooks]

Great reading. Thank you!

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

You are so welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@RetaliationStudios1997]

This has to be the best voice acting I've ever heard! I might use this audiobook for an animated film version of this audiobook online! Edward Prendick would be telling this story to a psychiatrist, and it would constantly cut either him with the psychiatrist, or the story he's telling.

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Thanks, I'm glad you enjoy my work, I'd probably rather you don't steal it though. We can certainly talk about a colab if you like, though. Drop me an email at [e-mail] and we'll have a chat. All the best.

[@RetaliationStudios1997]

@@SteveParkerAudiobooks Sure thing. The Island of Dr. Moreau is my favorite book, I bought it at Amazon.com. I'm actually writing an inspiration of it, called Children of the Law. It takes place DECADES after the events of H.G. Wells' novel. It has new characters and a new mad doctor who's obsessed with Moreau's work, and worst of all... he's hiding a disfigured face and hand from an incident in his lab. I'm publishing it to Disney as a Y.A. novel since it has blood and cannibalism in it. It's basically The Green Inferno in a nutshell! LOL! Hope you enjoy it when it comes out, and let me know what you think.

[@OneOneThree-wl7ml]

I very much enjoyed this reading! Thank you!

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

You are so welcome, I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@johnnytrapantino78]

Listening to tgis after 1984. Amazing job

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Thank you! I'm glad you're enjoying my work :)

[@bkmb130]

Thanks you for this you saved my summer reading project for school.

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

All the best with your studies.

[@TufteMotorsport]

It took a few chapters to get used to your style of reading but when it got good it got really good! 10/10

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Good to hear, glad you enjoyed it in the end. Thanks for listening!

[@chancegivens9390]

Absolutely fantastic job you did narrating this. I had listened to this story a few years ago and had wanted to hear it again, but I found the narrative to be boring, but you're narration is perfect!. I plan on making several of these "beast folk" in figurine form and you certainly helped out with the process. Ill without a doubt be checking out your other narratives. War Of The Worlds catches my attention.

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it. :) You should join our discord and post your figurines in the community art section when they're done, I'd love to see them!

[@chancegivens9390]

@@SteveParkerAudiobooks I'd love to join! How would I go about that?

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

@@chancegivens9390 I believe this link will do the trick discord.gg/rSX9YxACX2 :)

[@chancegivens9390]

2:27:00 The serpentine beast (for crafting)

[@tuschman168]

I would not be surprised if this book gets another movie adaptation withing the next ...oh let's say 4 years.

[@brianjoseph2303]

Yeppers, update that predictive programming! Be safe.

[@clyne8835]

4 years later. Doesn't seem to have happened unfortunately

[@s1n_eater]

Hasn’t happened just yet but the second a classic book adaptation makes waves at the box office, you can bet that this novel will be adapted soon after.

[@tuschman168]

@@s1n_eater True. I had thought The Last Voyage of the Demeter would make that splash, but it doesn't look like it did. Odd choice anyway, adapting a single chapter of a classic book into a movie.

[@bogdanpikul2607]

Given the recent development of the events, we also have a good chance of seeing a similar scenario unfolding in front of our eyes. 😂

[@MASTEROFEVIL]

I didn't know this was a real book but I actually liked it

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@EthanReadsHisBooks]

Superb reading!

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@leafyfeathers]

If this took place in 2024 and a horny furry enthusiasts ended up on that island this story would be very different.

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

...and this video would probably get a LOT more views, hahahaha!

[@VincentSaturn]

Amazing read. Didn’t realize this was your channel till more than halfway through. Audiobook aside, I think the Brando movie was a better take on this story than Wells’ work. I don’t get why that movie gets panned. I still need to watch the 1977 version

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Thank you, I'm glad you're enjoying my work. This was actually the first novel I recorded from my home studio, and the last one I did without sound effects. :)

[@VincentSaturn]

Subbed and will def listen to other books on your channel@@SteveParkerAudiobooks

[@joeldavis8851]

I remember The Island of Dr. Moreau in movie form with Marlon Brando. BearMan!! Boarman!! What is the law!!

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

I never actually saw either of the films, nor read the book until I made this audiobook. I'm glad I did, though. :)

[@mycoffeemyday]

I remember when this was required reading. So were Of Mice and Men, How to Kill a Mockingbird, and Shakespeare. Headless Horseman tales around Halloween, haunted woods fundraisers. Memories. Try paintball if you're trigger-happy.

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

I'm happy I could evoke some nostalgia for you. All the best.

[@randysavage1]

Weird book but interesting. Nice to have one thats under 6 hours too. Its good to have a little variety

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

I'm glad you liked it.

[@bluefriend1723]

Wonderful reading ! Love these older books. I don't read anything modern at all, as I find no storyline, and language that doesn't add anything of quality to the story. I've subscribed in hopes you'll do more of these older books. Thanks so much and Merry Christmas to you and yours !

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Well then, you're in luck. All I do is older books. Check my KZbin page to find everything I've made so far. I'm glad you're enjoying my work, all the best to you and yours for the season.

[@bluefriend1723]

@@SteveParkerAudiobooks Yes, thankyou, checked your page and there are several I'll be listening to. Its very hard to find a Somerset Maughman, or a Rider Hagger audiobook. Razor's Edge and Lost Horizon.... just not there, either. I've listened to every Agatha Christie and Sherlock Holmes books out there, so I know there has to be other authors of that era out there, too :-)) Thank you for all you do, and Merry Christmas !

[@vickiezaccardo1711]

This is wonderful! I' m up to 2:35:57 and the explanation of the Law just struck me as an analogy to the Old Testament Laws and the baser nature of men sometimes refererred to as our animal instincts.

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Thanks, I'm glad you're enjoying my work.

[@vickiezaccardo1711]

@@SteveParkerAudiobooks Excellent. I doubt seeing the movie will live- up to your narration. Thank you

[@x_party.poison_x]

This helped me so much I had to read this book for ELA and I get bored with the book especially since now I have to read it online. I never started it. I decided to listen to this to get my grade up and it did THANK YOU

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Excellent, Mianaly, I'm glad I could help out. Thanks for listening!

[@WordBearer86]

Wow you are a very good narrator. Subscribing for sure.

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Thank you Ulric, I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for listening!

[@WordBearer86]

Just finished listening to all of it in one go. That final chapter was superlative! I'm gonna gush for a minute because I love great narration like that. Black Library needs to get ya in for a short story or two at least. Hmm. You take any commission work?

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

@@WordBearer86 Sure thing. Throw an email at [e-mail] and we'll work something out.

[@thebutterfly3ffect77]

Bm 2:47:00

[@ellyt3429]

45:00

[@katherineozbirn6426]

Your voice makes you sound like the most handsome man in the world!

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Awww, shucks. Thank you! :)

[@kamikaw7832]

the poor st bernard dogman :(

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

All these animals were very poorly treated I'm afraid :(

[@_amoosh_]

50:21 Chapter 7

[@_amoosh_]

1:26:13 Chapter 10

[@_amoosh_]

3:49:25 Chapter 20

[@KieranM22]

3:09:00 on atunement with nature

[@ginismoja2459]

Thanks for a great reading. Are you Australian?

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

You're very welcome, and yes I am. :)

[@ginismoja2459]

@@SteveParkerAudiobooks lovely accent. Greetings from Bulgaria, Europe.

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

@@ginismoja2459 Thank you! :)

[@Danietz]

3:37:24 3:35:05 these scenes had me dying

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

'He takes his liquor like a Christian' is an amazing line.

[@Danietz]

@@SteveParkerAudiobooks also, him telling the beast to sing "cOnfOUnd oLd pREndiCk"

[@DylanColeStories]

32:24

[@stinknut762]

I think you should redo this one

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

One day, I might.

[@stinknut762]

@@SteveParkerAudiobooks the others i heard were great, about 4 of them 👍

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

@@stinknut762 This was the first I did after I moved to a home studio. :)

[@krono_saurus]

1:21:44 this is my bookmark for now

[@matthewadams6070]

Got to do more work with sound effects like 1984 animal farm and brave new world. if you do heavy readings a day in the life of Ivan densonovich, beyond Good and evil by Frederick Nietzsche, archetypes by Carl Jung war and Peace with sound effects would be cool Divine comedy, The death of Ivan Ilyich crime and punishment I mean I think even other ones like short stories and stuff would be good with sound effects cuz I think you do it great

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Most of it is, but my first two audiobooks, (this one and Treasure Island) were recorded before I did the full soundscaping.

[@lin6745]

47:34

[@floriangeyer1886]

Moreau is an allegory about the present trends of Transgenderism and Transhumanism.

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

How so?

[@arelenoc3070]

17:46

[@stolenhal0]

Why so many ads? It's like every 15 minutes or less.

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Would you prefer that I don't get paid for my work and stop making things? Or perhaps put everything behind a paywall? This is how stuff goes, man. If you want free stuff, go to Librivox. They're nowhere near as good, but they're free and there's no ads. Have a good one.

[@coolcat6103]

@@SteveParkerAudiobooksI’d rather you put a minute worth of adds at the beginning or put five second adds throughout, it’s the long ones that you have to constantly skip that are so annoying especially if I’m lying in bed, I’ve got to keep finding the phone picking it up and skipping. I have absolutely no problem with a long one at the start or many at the start or five second adds that I don’t have to skip myself

[@blakeburney8451]

2:25:47

[@williamdoenges8089]

41:12

[@michaelvinson5481]

So is this why it usually takes so long for IH to post? Hes out here reading books?

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Who is IH?

[@michaelvinson5481]

@@SteveParkerAudiobooks listened to whole book, great reading. You sounded just like Internet Historian to me though for the first 20 minutes lol

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

@@michaelvinson5481 Oh! Gotcha. I've had that before. He's from New Zealand and I'm Australian - it's a very similar accent. Glad you're enjoying my work! 🙂

[@So-Be-It_890]

Five finger man

[@SamSaraT5]

Subscribe y'all, these are awesome

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Thanks! I'm glad you like my stuff.

[@SamSaraT5]

@@SteveParkerAudiobooks Absolutely, I've been looking for more audiobooks to look into since I've finished a large portion of the SCP content. Looking forward to your future uploads. Are you a writer yourself?

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

@@SamSaraT5 I dabble, but not really.

[@woodsytime8307]

At 4:18:02 it says fortnight

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Yes?

[@timmy18135]

1:1752

[@최준환-w2w]

개멋있누

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

감사합니다

[@Fjordavy]

Look at all these ads! People: you can get actual professional audiobooks for free from your library, completely online. Books should never have commercials.

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

They take me, on average, a year to make. You think I shouldn't get paid for my work? Go listen to some other version for free.

[@Fjordavy]

Steve Parker Audiobooks I wasn’t planning on listening, especially to an American read a British book. Go stuff another hundred commercials in your narration. Totally doesn’t break the spell

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

I'm Australian, but good luck to you. Go to Librivox, there's all the half assed free books you like. Or you could always pay for my work and get it ad-free. You're problem is not that you don't like ads, it's that you don't like ads and you're not willing to pay to be rid of them. I can do without you and your entitled ilk.

[@Fjordavy]

I only heard one word before shutting it off. There are at least two apps-Overdrive and Hoopla-where you can get professional audiobooks for free, the latter without having to worry about any wait. If you don’t have a library card you can even pay a nominal fee for one. This, in addition to the countless professional audiobooks ppl post on KZbin without any ads. The only challenge now is having to negotiate around hundreds of amateur readings. But you’re right: if ppl like your recordings it’s good they have the option to pay for ad-free versions

[@SteveParkerAudiobooks]

Unfortunately, most of those professional versions are stolen. I myself have to do weekly searches to take down versions of my work which have been stolen by unscrupulous channel owners. I'm also working on having my work distributed on other platforms, but I'm not very skilled at that sorry of thing so it's taking quite a while.

[@jarrodbarker5050]

Millennials and the Island of Self-identification

[@AlisterPuddifer]

Baby Boomers and the Island of Mass Extinction.

[@skinni_the_P00hBear]

Oooh a generational roast 😂

[@jarrodbarker5050]

@@skinni_the_P00hBear Not a boomer, so I'm still kickin'!

[@EthanReadsHisBooks]

"Out of mercy I ... BLEW HIS BRAINS OUT." You didn't have to say it like that, Wells. Reads like cheap pulp for me. A little sloppy, Wells seems to be reaching for expose and tells more than shows.

[@stwbmc98]

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Mentiras :v

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[@lin6745]

You made me look like a fool!

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