[00:15 - 02:13]The creator of the story, Jack, reached out to the hosts and they give a shout-out to him.

[00:31 - 02:52]The hosts introduce part six and the narrator posts an update about being busy with missing persons cases.

[01:51 - 07:29]Rob seems to know everything that has happened so far, but the only thing that surprised him was Jubilation's violent behavior.

[02:13 - 06:24]The story is being transcribed from a document called "Alice or Left Out Right" and the narrator is a reporter.

[02:13 - 17:08]The speaker is listening to audio recordings of their experience with the left-right game.

[02:52 - 03:33]Apollo's death was very sad, but he died a hero.

[03:08 - 06:37]The creator of the story, Jack, reached out to the hosts and they give a shout-out to him.

[03:33 - 05:07]Bonnie is now determined to get to the end of their journey so their deaths won't be in vain.

[03:38 - 11:05]Lilith feels like she played a part in Eve's death.

[04:36 - 13:35]The group comes to a T-junction and Rob takes a wrong turn, causing panic until he corrects himself.

[05:07 - 06:24]Apollo's death was impactful and the strongest way for his character to exit.

[05:22 - 11:12]The speaker mentions that something has been opened and refers to a "can of worms".

[05:29 - 08:31]The speaker mentions the consequences of getting angry and killing someone.

[05:49 - 07:29]The characters are effectively dead once the story ends.

[06:26 - 10:46]The speaker brings up the possibility that the road is trying to mess with them.

[06:37 - 07:49]The story is being transcribed from a document called "Alice or Left Out Right" and the narrator is a reporter.

[06:47 - 07:49]There are rules in this world that are outside of our understanding.

[07:35 - 08:58]The hosts discuss the difficulty of remembering the left-right instructions and make jokes about it.

[07:35 - 12:05]The narrator is relieved to have one more chance to do an interview.

[07:35 - 12:28]The group reminisces about Eve and Apollo 2.

[07:49 - 10:16]The hosts introduce part six and the narrator posts an update about being busy with missing persons cases.

[08:39 - 12:05]They mention that their conversation was rough and that the other person was being sinister.

[08:58 - 13:08]The episode begins with the hosts introducing the continuation of the left-right game.

[09:04 - 11:38]The story is being transcribed from a document called "Alice or Left Out Right" and the narrator is a reporter.

[09:04 - 13:35]Two girls, Lilith and Blue Jay, are driving in a car together.

[09:04 - 13:35]They mention that the other girl has vanished and they didn't know how to respond.

[10:17 - 11:50]The speaker brings up talking to someone and mentions a dangerous cave with an eight foot tall spider.

[10:17 - 17:08]Lilith storms away, upset about something that Blue Jay said.

[10:17 - 17:35]The group is driving for seven and a half hours, with the silence becoming stronger and stronger.

[10:35 - 13:15]The hosts discuss the difficulty of remembering the left-right instructions and make jokes about it.

[10:35 - 16:48]The speaker mentions that the hitchhiker had a clever way of getting someone's attention.

[11:05 - 24:50]The group comes to a T-junction and Rob takes a wrong turn, causing panic until he corrects himself.

[11:38 - 12:57]They also mention that the story is being uploaded on various audio platforms.

[12:06 - 12:28]The narrator listens to Apollo's first interview and takes notes for the closing paragraph.

[12:06 - 12:57]They mention that the other person had some interaction with a hitchhiker.

[12:28 - 12:44]The speaker brings up talking to someone and mentions a dangerous cave with an eight foot tall spider.

[12:28 - 13:35]Bonnie is now determined to get to the end of their journey so their deaths won't be in vain.

[12:33 - 12:57]The narrator is relieved to have one more chance to do an interview.

[13:08 - 16:39]The speaker reflects on the hitchhiker's behavior and how it may have influenced the other person.

[13:15 - 13:35]The narrator mentions a potential mistake in the story's timeline and acknowledges the recent posting date of the left-right game.

[13:35 - 14:15]There are rules in this world that are outside of our understanding.

[13:35 - 15:01]The story is being transcribed from a document called "Alice or Left Out Right" and the narrator is a reporter.

[13:40 - 15:47]The narrator listens to Apollo's first interview and takes notes for the closing paragraph.

[13:40 - 17:08]The hosts conclude the ad and return to the story.

[16:26 - 18:04]The narrator mentions a potential mistake in the story's timeline and acknowledges the recent posting date of the left-right game.

[16:26 - 24:04]Lilith gets into a physical altercation with Eve, and Lilith's friend Rob intervenes.

[16:49 - 24:04]The speaker brings up the possibility that the road is trying to mess with them.

[16:59 - 17:08]The speaker mentions that they feel uncomfortable and that the other person was crying during the conversation.

[17:09 - 28:19]The speaker is hesitant to confront Rob about his intentions.

[17:35 - 19:49]The group reminisces about Eve and Apollo 2.

[18:04 - 19:49]They encourage listeners to check out the app for free by visiting rocketmoney.com/creepcast.

[18:04 - 19:49]The speaker mentions that something has been opened and refers to a "can of worms".

[19:49 - 23:09]Blue Jay walks back to her car and starts smoking a cigarette.

[19:49 - 26:57]The speaker brings up the possibility that the road is trying to mess with them.

[21:54 - 26:27]Lilith is crying and staring off a cliff.

[24:50 - 31:56]The speaker mentions that the other girl is troubled and that they let her continue because it was convenient.

[24:50 - 32:36]Lilith becomes fixated on something in the rearview mirror and turns around to get a better look.

[26:28 - 33:38]Lilith feels like she played a part in Eve's death.

[26:44 - 31:38]Rob seems confused and Lilith is concerned, but they continue driving.

[27:21 - 29:51]Rob seems to know everything that has happened so far, but the only thing that surprised him was Jubilation's violent behavior.

[28:01 - 32:36]The speaker reassures someone that they are okay.

[28:09 - 31:17]Someone mentions the speaker's sister and her strange behavior.

[28:20 - 38:29]The speaker is hesitant to confront Rob about his intentions.

[28:51 - 29:05]The speaker suggests talking someone into something and someone else is better at hiding their emotions.

[30:27 - 33:38]They mention that the other girl has vanished and they didn't know how to respond.

[31:08 - 36:18]Lilith and Blue Jay get into a physical altercation, with Lilith seemingly not registering Jin's presence.

[31:26 - 32:30]They mention having beer and loot from a previous event.

[31:26 - 38:29]Lilith gets into a physical altercation with Eve, and Lilith's friend Rob intervenes.

[31:39 - 36:18]Lilith, one of the group members, notices a sign for Winery Bay which reminds her of something significant.

[32:31 - 36:18]The speaker mentions that the other girl is troubled and that they let her continue because it was convenient.

[32:36 - 35:29]The speaker mentions someone being behind them and another person agrees.

[32:36 - 37:51]Rob seems confused and Lilith is concerned, but they continue driving.

[32:44 - 34:28]Someone mentions the speaker's sister and her strange behavior.

[33:39 - 38:35]The speaker reflects on the hitchhiker's behavior and how it may have influenced the other person.

[34:01 - 40:10]They hope that Lilith survives and finds a purpose in the tragedy.

[34:28 - 35:59]Rob grabs the speaker and they have a conversation.

[34:28 - 48:29]The speaker brings up the possibility that the road is trying to mess with them.

[34:35 - 42:56]The group comes to a T-junction and Rob takes a wrong turn, causing panic until he corrects himself.

[35:59 - 39:35]Someone mentions the speaker's sister and her strange behavior.

[36:18 - 38:29]Rob grabs the speaker and they have a conversation.

[36:18 - 42:22]Bonnie and Clyde have a quiet conversation with another group member, Rob, about the hitchhiker they picked up.

[37:04 - 37:51]They argue about whether to go home or not.

[37:04 - 40:58]Blue Jay walks back to her car and starts smoking a cigarette.

[37:04 - 41:04]The group continues driving and eventually stops for the night.

[37:19 - 40:19]Rob seems confused and Lilith is concerned, but they continue driving.

[37:46 - 43:19]Lilith becomes fixated on something in the rearview mirror and turns around to get a better look.

[38:24 - 45:36]Bonnie and Clyde have a quiet conversation with another group member, Rob, about the hitchhiker they picked up.

[38:30 - 38:35]The speaker suggests talking someone into something and someone else is better at hiding their emotions.

[38:37 - 41:04]The speaker mentions someone being behind them and another person agrees.

[38:46 - 44:13]Two girls, Lilith and Blue Jay, are driving in a car together.

[38:57 - 44:40]Rob grabs the speaker and they have a conversation.

[38:57 - 48:29]The group comes to a T-junction and Rob takes a wrong turn, causing panic until he corrects himself.

[39:36 - 48:17]Lilith storms away, upset about something that Blue Jay said.

[40:10 - 40:58]They argue about whether to go home or not.

[40:10 - 49:18]They pass a village that the hitchhiker mentions, but they don't stop to explore.

[40:20 - 49:18]They speculate about the future of the characters and the possibility of returning to Winery Bay.

[40:58 - 48:55]The group wakes up and the narrator feels relieved to see them, but also feels like it would be too much to rest in Clyde's spot.

[41:04 - 44:13]The narrator struggles to find the right words to tell the group about Clyde's disappearance.

[42:28 - 43:19]They mention that the other person started talking to the hitchhiker after sneezing.

[42:28 - 43:19]They speculate about the actions of Blue Jay and the possibility of her releasing Bonnie.

[42:36 - 45:30]Rob grabs the speaker and they have a conversation.

[42:43 - 44:26]Someone mentions the speaker's sister and her strange behavior.

[44:05 - 49:33]The group comes to a T-junction and Rob takes a wrong turn, causing panic until he corrects himself.

[44:13 - 49:33]Rob grabs the speaker and they have a conversation.

[44:20 - 48:44]The narrator struggles to find the right words to tell the group about Clyde's disappearance.

[44:26 - 48:17]The speaker mentions someone being behind them and another person agrees.

[45:31 - 50:55]The narrator is curious about how the game will continue, as the creator has not been through these particular roads before.

[45:44 - 51:01]Rob seems confused and Lilith is concerned, but they continue driving.

[46:22 - 55:34]The group wakes up and the narrator feels relieved to see them, but also feels like it would be too much to rest in Clyde's spot.

[47:09 - 48:05]They hope that Lilith survives and finds a purpose in the tragedy.

[47:09 - 48:44]The speaker brings up the possibility that the road is trying to mess with them.

[47:09 - 49:33]Lilith, one of the group members, notices a sign for Winery Bay which reminds her of something significant.

[47:20 - 48:11]The group is surprised by something and someone urges the speaker to look.

[47:54 - 49:18]The speaker mentions someone being behind them and another person agrees.

[49:34 - 54:37]Rob grabs the speaker and they have a conversation.

[49:34 - 55:34]Bonnie is restrained with zip ties and tensions continue to rise between the group members.

[53:39 - 58:13]The speaker reassures someone that they are okay.

[53:39 - 58:27]A man named Clyde picks up a girl and carries her over to a group of people, including a woman named Bonnie.

[54:37 - 1.00:03]Rob grabs the speaker and they have a conversation.

[54:37 - 1.03:44]They speculate about the actions of Blue Jay and the possibility of her releasing Bonnie.

[55:06 - 1.03:12]The group wakes up and the narrator feels relieved to see them, but also feels like it would be too much to rest in Clyde's spot.

[55:11 - 56:08]The speaker tries to feed themselves but is stopped by their bound hands.

[55:45 - 1.01:17]Bonnie manages to escape and Clyde follows her, leaving the group behind.

[56:33 - 1.00:26]The speaker mentions someone being behind them and another person agrees.

[56:39 - 1.04:28]They speculate about the actions of Blue Jay and the possibility of her releasing Bonnie.

[58:27 - 1.08:15]They walk back to the junction and Clyde leaves the group to follow Bonnie.

[58:58 - 1.00:03]The narrator and the group discuss the possibility of someone dying in the game.

[59:05 - 59:44]Someone mentions the speaker's sister and her strange behavior.

[59:24 - 1.01:27]Rob seems confused and Lilith is concerned, but they continue driving.

[1.00:26 - 1.09:26]Alice reflects on her mistake of not saving Clyde and Bonnie.

[1.03:05 - 1.03:44]A person is inviting others to come with them to a place they were told about.

[1.03:45 - 1.12:50]A man named Rob is upset about someone named Clyde who has died.

[1.04:28 - 1.11:43]The narrator struggles to find the right words to tell the group about Clyde's disappearance.

[1.05:16 - 1.05:36]The group stops at a rest stop and tensions rise as it is revealed that Bonnie and Clyde did not tell Rob the truth about the hitchhiker.

[1.05:49 - 1.08:07]They walk back to the junction and Clyde leaves the group to follow Bonnie.

[1.06:57 - 1.14:10]Alice understands this and warns that if they keep going, they will be lost and miserable.

[1.09:27 - 1.21:29]The narrator is walking back to the convoy through a dark cornfield, feeling numb to fear.

[1.10:10 - 1.16:41]The narrator doubts their decision to let Clyde go and wonders if things would have been different if they had convinced him to stay.

[1.10:31 - 1.12:14]They discuss the difficult emotions that come with experiencing loss without knowing it in the moment.

[1.10:52 - 1.15:18]They speculate about the actions of Blue Jay and the possibility of her releasing Bonnie.

[1.10:52 - 1.16:25]They mention the idea of someone caring so much for another person that they want to be with them even if they don't believe in the place.

[1.10:52 - 1.21:51]Blue Jay reveals that she saw the narrator leave with Clyde in the night.

[1.11:49 - 1.17:18]Alice points out inconsistencies in blue jay's actions, causing blue jay to become flustered.

[1.12:22 - 1.17:24]The narrator begins to feel nervous about the upcoming events in the game.

[1.12:37 - 1.17:18]The narrator rests their hands on the jeep's passenger side door, gauging the sun's progress and realizing they only have a few hours left before reaching the unknown territory.

[1.12:45 - 1.15:26]The group discusses the loss of Bonnie and Clyde and the impact it will have on the remaining characters.

[1.12:50 - 1.15:51]A man named Rob is upset about someone named Clyde who has died.

[1.15:18 - 1.17:18]They mention a game and how people who spoke to someone may have had repercussions.

[1.15:52 - 1.20:30]The narrator struggles to find the right words to tell the group about Clyde's disappearance.

[1.15:52 - 1.21:41]A man named Rob is upset about someone named Clyde who has died.

[1.16:17 - 1.26:52]Alice reflects on her mistake of not saving Clyde and Bonnie.

[1.16:26 - 1.20:30]They mention a person named Chad and a meme.

[1.16:31 - 1.17:24]The group discusses a missing person and their older age.

[1.16:41 - 1.17:10]Lilith and Rob both look at the narrator with suspicion and anger.

[1.17:24 - 1.25:39]The group wakes up and the narrator feels relieved to see them, but also feels like it would be too much to rest in Clyde's spot.

[1.18:56 - 1.33:02]The narrator doubts their decision to let Clyde go and wonders if things would have been different if they had convinced him to stay.

[1.19:02 - 1.20:30]The narrator sees Blue Jake's car parked sideways on the tarmac, with a red dot of a cigarette briefly visible.

[1.19:16 - 1.19:29]The narrator finally tells them that Clyde is gone.

[1.20:30 - 1.25:10]The narrator feels guilty for not wanting to face the morning and the consequences it will bring.

[1.21:29 - 1.30:37]Lilith and Rob both look at the narrator with suspicion and anger.

[1.21:41 - 1.21:51]The group wakes up and the narrator feels relieved to see them, but also feels like it would be too much to rest in Clyde's spot.

[1.21:41 - 1.30:37]They discuss whether or not they could have done something to prevent it.

[1.21:51 - 1.27:23]They discuss sleeping arrangements and a moment of silence.

[1.21:51 - 1.29:27]The narrator rests their hands on the jeep's passenger side door, gauging the sun's progress and realizing they only have a few hours left before reaching the unknown territory.

[1.23:16 - 1.24:41]Alice remains calm and calculated, not letting her emotions get in the way.

[1.24:27 - 1.29:21]Lilith and Rob are shocked and angry, while the narrator is calm and trusts their decision.

[1.25:04 - 1.36:25]A man named Rob is upset about someone named Clyde who has died.

[1.26:15 - 1.35:03]Blue jay continues to refuse to see the truth and threatens to kill Alice if she tries to manipulate her.

[1.29:37 - 1.36:41]They discuss nicknames and a possible connection to a child.

[1.29:37 - 1.38:14]Alice points out inconsistencies in blue jay's actions, causing blue jay to become flustered.

[1.30:39 - 1.34:46]Blue Jay's radio goes silent and she is suddenly attacked by a child-like creature.

[1.31:30 - 1.38:05]Blue Jay reveals that she saw the narrator leave with Clyde in the night.

[1.31:30 - 1.38:14]They discuss whether or not they could have done something to prevent it.

[1.35:39 - 1.38:14]Lilith and Rob are shocked and angry, while the narrator is calm and trusts their decision.

[1.36:41 - 1.42:53]The narrator rests their hands on the jeep's passenger side door, gauging the sun's progress and realizing they only have a few hours left before reaching the unknown territory.

[1.36:41 - 1.43:25]A person is inviting others to come with them to a place they were told about.

[1.36:41 - 1.45:11]Alice understands this and warns that if they keep going, they will be lost and miserable.

[1.37:19 - 1.37:57]Alice reflects on her mistake of not saving Clyde and Bonnie.

[1.37:19 - 1.38:36]They discuss sleeping arrangements and a moment of silence.

[1.41:19 - 1.42:43]A person suggests they should visit London.

[1.43:16 - 1.57:58]Blue jay is horrified by what she sees, but refuses to change her narrative.

[1.43:40 - 2.00:08]Blue Jay's radio goes silent and she is suddenly attacked by a child-like creature.

[1.52:53 - 1.53:04]The narrator rests their hands on the jeep's passenger side door, gauging the sun's progress and realizing they only have a few hours left before reaching the unknown territory.

[1.54:21 - 2.01:18]Lilith and Rob are shocked and angry, while the narrator is calm and trusts their decision.

[1.54:31 - 2.00:51]Bluejay refuses and shoots Rob in the shoulder, causing the narrator to believe he is dead.

[1.54:43 - 1.59:02]Alice reflects on her mistake of not saving Clyde and Bonnie.

[1.55:05 - 1.57:22]The narrator sees Blue Jake's car parked sideways on the tarmac, with a red dot of a cigarette briefly visible.

[1.55:05 - 2.01:18]Bluejay is able to stand and turn towards Rob, aiming a rifle at him.

[1.55:57 - 1.59:47]Blue jay is horrified by what she sees, but refuses to change her narrative.

[1.56:15 - 2.01:29]They climb into the car and sit next to Lilith, feeling numb and unsettled by the road's influence on them.

[1.56:15 - 2.01:29]The narrator is safe and uninjured, but is concerned about the fate of her friends and the road.

[1.57:34 - 2.00:22]The person is experiencing shock and disbelief at what is happening

[1.58:16 - 2.05:41]They climb up to Blue Jay's car, which is precariously resting on its side

[1.58:16 - 2.06:28]The narrator is unable to convince Bluejay that she is not a monster and is forced to leave the road.

[1.58:16 - 2.06:46]Blue Jay's radio goes silent and she is suddenly attacked by a child-like creature.

[1.58:37 - 2.05:56]Rob manages to shoot the creature and it retreats into the woods.

[1.59:34 - 2.04:40]The person is experiencing shock and disbelief at what is happening

[2.02:22 - 2.08:34]Lilith appears and distracts Blue jay, allowing the protagonist to safely retrieve a bottle opener, small led torch, and the ignition key to the wrangler.

[2.03:05 - 2.11:24]Blue jay threatens the protagonist and Lilith with a rifle and demands the key to her car.

[2.03:17 - 2.07:32]Blue Jay's radio goes silent and she is suddenly attacked by a child-like creature.

[2.04:27 - 2.10:43]The narrator enters a state of shock and disbelief, thinking about the deaths of her friends and the events that have unfolded on the road.

[2.04:59 - 2.12:56]They climb up to Blue Jay's car, which is precariously resting on its side

[2.05:51 - 2.15:20]They land on the valley floor and realize their walkie-talkie is missing

[2.07:32 - 2.14:19]The protagonist accidentally predicts Blue jay's death and they continue to push forward.

[2.08:20 - 2.10:16]The narrator is still on the road and is being chased by a creature named Bluejay.

[2.08:47 - 2.11:24]Bluejay is able to stand and turn towards Rob, aiming a rifle at him.

[2.10:16 - 2.19:42]The protagonist raises their hands and stands up to stop Blue jay from discovering them.

[2.10:46 - 2.13:26]The narrator is still on the road and is being chased by a creature named Bluejay.

[2.12:08 - 2.17:25]The narrator enters a state of shock and disbelief, thinking about the deaths of her friends and the events that have unfolded on the road.

[2.13:26 - 2.20:58]They fall down a steep slope and contemplate the beauty of the night sky

[2.14:26 - 2.27:07]Lilith appears and distracts Blue jay, allowing the protagonist to safely retrieve a bottle opener, small led torch, and the ignition key to the wrangler.

[2.16:07 - 2.30:11]The narrator is still on the road and is being chased by a creature named Bluejay.

[2.19:49 - 2.29:33]The person starts making their way back to the wrangler, struggling due to their injuries

[2.27:07 - 2.37:45]The protagonist contacts Lilith using a walkie-talkie and they make a plan to get Blue jay away from the wrangler.

[2.27:38 - 2.39:13]They climb up to Blue Jay's car, which is precariously resting on its side

[2.28:01 - 2.28:23]Rob attempts to convince Bluejay to turn around and go back home.

[2.28:01 - 2.35:26]They hear a voice on the radio, who tells them to stay near the clearing and keep their volume down

[2.30:11 - 2.31:28]The narrator is safe and uninjured, but is concerned about the fate of her friends and the road.

[2.30:17 - 2.31:48]The narrator is still on the road and is being chased by a creature named Bluejay.

[2.34:32 - 2.46:27]Blue jay threatens the protagonist and Lilith with a rifle and demands the key to her car.

[2.39:14 - 2.46:27]They climb up to Blue Jay's car, which is precariously resting on its side

[2.41:10 - 2.44:45]The person speaking is in a forest with a woman named Blue Jay, who is injured.

[2.43:30 - 2.49:42]The person starts making their way back to the wrangler, struggling due to their injuries

[2.45:00 - 2.45:21]The person has seen many terrors and horrors on this night.

[2.45:00 - 2.53:28]Lilith appears and distracts Blue jay, allowing the protagonist to safely retrieve a bottle opener, small led torch, and the ignition key to the wrangler.

[2.47:13 - 2.49:25]They encounter a child who is hit with a beam of light and transforms into an old man.

[2.49:26 - 2.53:28]The person speaking is in a forest with a woman named Blue Jay, who is injured.

[2.52:38 - 2.57:10]The protagonist accidentally predicts Blue jay's death and they continue to push forward.

[2.52:38 - 2.58:45]Rob explains that Blue Jay went into the forest and the person was in shock.

[2.55:22 - 3.01:28]The speaker believes that a higher entity is controlling the events in the left-right game and specifically wanted Rob to be involved.

[2.55:34 - 3.00:37]The speaker reflects on the idea of characters in fiction needing to atone for their actions and how it may play into Rob's ultimate fate.

[2.55:41 - 2.56:47]They encounter a child who is hit with a beam of light and transforms into an old man.

[2.55:41 - 3.03:23]The speaker expresses emotional turmoil over the discovery of Rob's motivations and their own involvement in the game.

[2.56:25 - 3.00:51]The person has seen many terrors and horrors on this night.

[2.57:10 - 3.01:39]Rob explains that Blue Jay went into the forest and the person was in shock.

[2.57:46 - 3.00:37]The person feels a burning sensation in their right side and they have been patched up by someone named Rob.

[2.57:55 - 3.01:53]The speaker initially believes that Bluejay may have killed Rob, but later learns that it was a false alarm.

[3.00:52 - 3.07:58]Rob explains that Blue Jay went into the forest and the person was in shock.

[3.01:05 - 3.12:33]The speaker reflects on their past interactions with Rob and can understand why he may have been reckless in this situation.

[3.03:09 - 3.07:02]The person has seen many terrors and horrors on this night.

[3.03:47 - 3.05:39]Rob offers to take the speaker home, and the speaker can tell he is genuine.

[3.04:00 - 3.12:01]The speaker remembers a previous incident involving a caved-in face and the wrangler continues to crawl through the forest.

[3.04:21 - 3.11:02]Rob offers to take the speaker home, and the speaker can tell he is genuine.

[3.04:32 - 3.06:18]The speaker realizes that the end of the road is wherever they decide to stop.

[3.07:58 - 3.16:51]Rob explains that Blue Jay went into the forest and the person was in shock.

[3.08:31 - 3.12:25]The speaker discusses the possible connection between the apparition and the child that Rob mentions having.

[3.08:40 - 3.12:49]The speaker and Rob reminisce about Bobby, who used to work with explosives and built his own firm.

[3.09:09 - 3.12:33]The speaker and Rob talk about their past and the speaker rests their head on Rob's shoulder.

[3.09:54 - 3.11:50]The speaker remembers a previous incident involving a caved-in face and the wrangler continues to crawl through the forest.

[3.10:40 - 3.24:29]The speaker reflects on their past interactions with Rob and can understand why he may have been reckless in this situation.

[3.12:50 - 3.12:59]The person believes that everything that has happened was orchestrated.

[3.12:50 - 3.19:16]The speaker and Rob talk about their past and the speaker rests their head on Rob's shoulder.

[3.13:00 - 3.20:59]Bobby's wife was pregnant and they were planning to have a child before she disappeared.

[3.14:22 - 3.16:57]Rob explains that Blue Jay went into the forest and the person was in shock.

[3.18:10 - 3.27:42]The speaker expresses emotional turmoil over the discovery of Rob's motivations and their own involvement in the game.

[3.18:18 - 3.24:29]The speaker and Rob reminisce about Bobby, who used to work with explosives and built his own firm.

[3.19:16 - 3.25:24]The speaker realizes that the woman Rob was looking for was on the 34th turn, and it was a futile search.

[3.19:49 - 3.25:14]Rob reveals that he had planned to blow up the tunnel in an attempt to destroy the game and save his son.

[3.20:59 - 3.25:14]The speaker and Rob reminisce about Bobby, who used to work with explosives and built his own firm.

[3.21:45 - 3.25:37]The speaker remembers a previous incident involving a caved-in face and the wrangler continues to crawl through the forest.

[3.21:54 - 3.30:16]The speaker saw a figure in the forest that looked like Rob, who was doing his voice.

[3.23:00 - 3.32:20]The sun starts to set and the narrator wakes up to find that Rob has left in the car.

[3.25:15 - 3.26:50]The speaker expresses emotional turmoil over the discovery of Rob's motivations and their own involvement in the game.

[3.27:42 - 3.33:43]The speaker realizes that Rob may have brought them along to the game to have witnesses to his discoveries.

[3.28:50 - 3.36:30]The speaker and Rob drive through a city filled with people in formal wear, staring at them.

[3.29:54 - 3.38:20]The narrator and Rob decide to drop something loud behind them to distract the figures outside.

[3.32:20 - 3.39:03]The speaker reflects on their past interactions with Rob and can understand why he may have been reckless in this situation.

[3.33:29 - 3.39:50]They hear an explosion as the crowd of people rushes to gather spilled gasoline.

[3.33:43 - 3.39:50]The speaker expresses emotional turmoil over the discovery of Rob's motivations and their own involvement in the game.

[3.35:02 - 3.38:30]The speaker falls asleep and wakes up to the sound of a gunshot on the radio.

[3.35:36 - 3.42:01]The speaker remembers a previous incident involving a caved-in face and the wrangler continues to crawl through the forest.

[3.37:32 - 3.42:37]The sun starts to set and the narrator wakes up to find that Rob has left in the car.

[3.39:03 - 3.44:36]The speaker reflects on their past interactions with Rob and can understand why he may have been reckless in this situation.

[3.40:05 - 3.45:45]The speaker and Rob talk about their past and the speaker rests their head on Rob's shoulder.

[3.41:36 - 3.45:21]The narrator starts to fall asleep and sees Rob reaching for a rifle.

[3.41:42 - 3.45:36]The narrator is left alone and unsure of what to do next.

[3.41:51 - 3.45:59]The speaker sees that it is a man who matches the description of Rob Guthridge, who was with Alice in the previous logs.

[3.42:18 - 3.46:49]The speaker realizes he is playing the game and notices a figure watching him from the sidewalk.

[3.43:01 - 3.44:17]They also encounter a hitchhiker who seems to be from another world.

[3.43:01 - 3.44:36]The speaker saw a figure in the forest that looked like Rob, who was doing his voice.

[3.43:01 - 3.45:30]The speaker reflects on the idea of characters in fiction needing to atone for their actions and how it may play into Rob's ultimate fate.

[3.43:01 - 3.45:30]The speaker believes that whatever is at the end of the road wants Alice to make it all the way.

[3.43:01 - 3.50:29]The sun starts to set and the narrator wakes up to find that Rob has left in the car.

[3.43:09 - 3.45:05]The journalist and Alice realize that Rob was not the first person to play the game and that many others have died on the road.

[3.43:09 - 3.45:30]Rob reveals that he laid Bobby to rest at a certain turn and started prepping the next one.

[3.43:28 - 3.44:36]Rob Gutter is the main character in the story, and he is obsessed with the "left right game."

[3.44:03 - 3.44:36]The speaker asks Alice to choose which way to go, but she is unsure and asks if the speaker is ahead or behind her.

[3.44:03 - 3.49:09]The speaker realizes that the end of the road is wherever they decide to stop.

[3.44:11 - 3.44:17]The speaker realizes he is playing the game and notices a figure watching him from the sidewalk.

[3.44:17 - 3.51:06]They come across a silent city where thousands of people are running but making no noise.

[3.44:43 - 3.47:31]They also encounter a hitchhiker who seems to be from another world.

[3.45:00 - 3.45:05]The speaker's final words are "Here we go, I love Shorma" and he believes that Alice will be the final girl.

[3.45:05 - 3.45:30]The journalist and Alice realize that Rob was not the first person to play the game and that many others have died on the road.

[3.45:31 - 3.47:19]The speaker offers to take Alice to her destination but warns that only one of them will be able to leave.

[3.45:36 - 3.52:02]They eventually reach the end of the road, where they find Rob Gutter's body, completely drained of blood.

[3.45:46 - 3.52:02]The speaker remembers a previous incident involving a caved-in face and the wrangler continues to crawl through the forest.

[3.46:51 - 3.48:13]The speaker believes that whatever is at the end of the road wants Alice to make it all the way.

[3.46:51 - 3.50:55]The journalist and her friend Alice decide to play the game.

[3.47:00 - 3.47:58]The speaker asks Alice to choose which way to go, but she is unsure and asks if the speaker is ahead or behind her.

[3.48:14 - 3.52:02]They eventually reach a desert and the speaker promises to call if they make it out, but if they don't call, it means they didn't make it.

[3.49:04 - 3.49:09]The speaker believes that whatever is at the end of the road wants Alice to make it all the way.

[3.50:31 - 3.57:51]The narrator is left alone and unsure of what to do next.

[3.52:03 - 3.54:36]The speaker's final words are "Here we go, I love Shorma" and he believes that Alice will be the final girl.

[3.52:03 - 3.55:45]A man reads a document about a game and becomes obsessed with it.

[3.52:19 - 3.54:07]They also encounter a hitchhiker who seems to be from another world.

[3.52:19 - 3.55:45]The speaker asks if Alice believes that the road wanted her to be the only one to go through and mentions an aberration that was shown to someone else.

[3.54:07 - 3.58:01]The journalist and her friend Alice decide to play the game.

[3.54:36 - 3.56:49]The speaker receives a printout of Alice's route and decides to drive through Phoenix, Arizona, without following the rules of the left-right game.

[3.54:50 - 4.04:14]The journalist and Alice continue to follow the road, encountering more strange creatures and events.

[3.56:26 - 3.58:01]The speaker asks if Alice believes that the road wanted her to be the only one to go through and mentions an aberration that was shown to someone else.

[3.58:01 - 4.02:31]The speaker receives a printout of Alice's route and decides to drive through Phoenix, Arizona, without following the rules of the left-right game.

[4.02:31 - 4.05:50]The speaker sees that it is a man who matches the description of Rob Guthridge, who was with Alice in the previous logs.

[4.02:58 - 4.03:58]They also encounter a hitchhiker who seems to be from another world.

[4.03:10 - 4.06:02]Rob Gutter is the main character in the story, and he is obsessed with the "left right game."

[4.03:27 - 4.05:33]The speaker realizes he is playing the game and notices a figure watching him from the sidewalk.

[4.04:14 - 4.08:57]They eventually reach the end of the road, where they find Rob Gutter's body, completely drained of blood.

[4.05:19 - 4.08:45]The speaker receives a printout of Alice's route and decides to drive through Phoenix, Arizona, without following the rules of the left-right game.

[4.06:04 - 4.07:54]A man reads a document about a game and becomes obsessed with it.

[4.07:55 - 4.13:02]The journalist and Alice continue to follow the road, encountering more strange creatures and events.

[4.08:45 - 4.08:57]The speaker's final words are "Here we go, I love Shorma" and he believes that Alice will be the final girl.

[4.09:05 - 4.13:17]The speaker drives beyond worlds and time, to a place where the lake runs dry and the broken moon disappears.

[4.13:03 - 4.16:34]They also find the deformed monster, believed to be the grown-up version of Rob's unborn child.

[4.13:18 - 4.16:34]The speaker finds a human arm reaching out of the water and pulls out a body.

[4.13:18 - 4.21:07]They eventually reach the end of the road, where they find Rob Gutter's body, completely drained of blood.

[4.14:13 - 4.16:25]Marjory is accompanied by a deformed creature, believed to be her unborn child.

[4.14:32 - 4.20:31]They also find the deformed monster, believed to be the grown-up version of Rob's unborn child.

[4.14:45 - 4.15:53]The journalist and Alice continue to follow the road, encountering more strange creatures and events.

[4.14:52 - 4.22:28]They eventually reach the end of the road, where they find Rob Gutter's body, completely drained of blood.

[4.15:04 - 4.15:28]The speaker realizes that the lake is hungry and would have taken Marjorie if they had given in to its promises.

[4.16:03 - 4.21:28]The speaker drives beyond worlds and time, to a place where the lake runs dry and the broken moon disappears.

[4.16:34 - 4.20:31]The speaker finds a human arm reaching out of the water and pulls out a body.

[4.20:54 - 4.26:50]Marjory is accompanied by a deformed creature, believed to be her unborn child.

[4.21:28 - 4.28:17]The speaker drives beyond worlds and time, to a place where the lake runs dry and the broken moon disappears.

[4.21:34 - 4.24:20]The speaker buries Marjorie and has a conversation with her spirit, realizing that she was looking for them.

[4.22:29 - 4.22:42]The journalist and Alice realize that Rob was not the first person to play the game and that many others have died on the road.

[4.22:29 - 4.26:50]They reflect on the significance of Alice handing the phone to Marjory and disappearing, possibly symbolizing an angelic quality.

[4.23:34 - 4.23:54]The speaker realizes that the lake is hungry and would have taken Marjorie if they had given in to its promises.

[4.23:34 - 4.24:26]They eventually find a woman named Marjory who is pregnant and needs their help.

[4.23:34 - 4.25:49]The speaker gave up someone named Marjorie for someone else.

[4.23:39 - 4.34:30]Marjorie had dreams that were influenced by the speaker.

[4.26:51 - 4.29:45]The air begins to move and an entity appears, telling the speaker that their actions were guided by a higher standard of knowledge.

[4.26:51 - 4.30:08]The speaker concludes by stating their overall thoughts on the story and its epic, imaginative, and poignant nature.

[4.26:51 - 4.30:26]They encounter strange creatures and events on their journey.

[4.28:18 - 4.33:26]The speaker drives beyond worlds and time, to a place where the lake runs dry and the broken moon disappears.

[4.28:18 - 4.33:26]They mention the progression of the story and how it leads to Alice becoming an ethereal being in a beautiful and unimaginable dreamscape.

[4.30:08 - 4.38:23]The air begins to move and an entity appears, telling the speaker that their actions were guided by a higher standard of knowledge.

[4.32:13 - 4.33:47]The speaker buries Marjorie and has a conversation with her spirit, realizing that she was looking for them.

[4.32:13 - 4.33:47]The speaker notes the descent into madness of Blue Jay and how it felt justified due to her realization of the real dangers in the alternate world.

[4.33:48 - 4.37:50]The speaker concludes by stating their overall thoughts on the story and its epic, imaginative, and poignant nature.

[4.34:07 - 4.38:54]The air begins to move and an entity appears, telling the speaker that their actions were guided by a higher standard of knowledge.

[4.34:07 - 4.38:54]The speaker notes the descent into madness of Blue Jay and how it felt justified due to her realization of the real dangers in the alternate world.

[4.34:15 - 4.34:41]Many people died and the speaker wonders if the person they are addressing even cares.

[4.34:42 - 4.40:53]The speaker acknowledges their selfishness and cowardice in their actions.

[4.37:50 - 4.43:40]The speaker drives beyond worlds and time, to a place where the lake runs dry and the broken moon disappears.

[4.37:50 - 4.45:22]The speaker concludes by stating their overall thoughts on the story and its epic, imaginative, and poignant nature.

[4.38:47 - 4.39:35]The speaker questions why they were chosen for this role and why they were not brought to this place by the person they are addressing.

[4.38:54 - 4.39:00]The speaker notes the descent into madness of Blue Jay and how it felt justified due to her realization of the real dangers in the alternate world.

[4.38:54 - 4.42:32]The entity allows the speaker to say goodbye before disappearing.

[4.38:54 - 4.42:57]The speaker apologizes to someone named Rob, hopes they will read this someday, and expresses remorse for their actions.

[4.39:02 - 4.39:35]The speaker wonders about the role of the bookend character who delivers the message and how he may have been able to send it at a discernible point in time.

[4.40:53 - 4.46:19]Marjorie had dreams that were influenced by the speaker.

[4.44:05 - 4.46:57]They discuss the idea of Alice being the entity and how she is speaking with sureness due to already knowing the outcome.

[4.44:48 - 4.50:24]The speaker questions why they were chosen for this role and why they were not brought to this place by the person they are addressing.

[4.45:22 - 4.48:57]The speaker wonders about the role of the bookend character who delivers the message and how he may have been able to send it at a discernible point in time.

[4.46:29 - 4.47:59]The episode ends and the narrator is unsure of what to do next.

[4.46:52 - 4.50:12]The speaker manipulated others to achieve their own goals, including causing Bobby to get into trouble.

[4.47:36 - 4.53:31]The speaker notes the descent into madness of Blue Jay and how it felt justified due to her realization of the real dangers in the alternate world.

[4.47:59 - 4.48:38]The narrator enjoys the story and describes it as a "fun read."

[4.48:22 - 4.54:19]Marjorie had dreams that were influenced by the speaker.

[4.48:38 - 4.49:19]The episode ends and the narrator is unsure of what to do next.

[4.49:19 - 4.50:12]The main character falls into the left right game and it becomes more intense.

[4.50:12 - 4.51:01]The narrator enjoys the story and describes it as a "fun read."

[4.50:24 - 4.52:39]They mention the progression of the story and how it leads to Alice becoming an ethereal being in a beautiful and unimaginable dreamscape.

[4.50:24 - 4.53:41]They feel guilty for causing a tragedy that affected Marjorie's family.

[4.51:01 - 4.51:12]The beginning of the story feels casual, but it gives the main character purpose.

[4.51:01 - 4.54:19]The speaker begins by discussing their thoughts on the story and its ending.

[4.51:13 - 4.53:31]The episode ends and the narrator is unsure of what to do next.

[4.52:40 - 4.54:19]The beginning of the story feels casual, but it gives the main character purpose.

[4.53:41 - 4.57:25]Marjorie had dreams that were influenced by the speaker.

[4.53:41 - 4.57:59]The speaker concludes by stating their overall thoughts on the story and its epic, imaginative, and poignant nature.

[4.54:19 - 4.55:28]The narrator enjoys the story and describes it as a "fun read."

[4.55:28 - 4.56:58]The narrator encourages listeners to check out the podcast for a more immersive experience.

[4.55:28 - 4.58:17]The speaker ends the message abruptly, stating that they will not say more.

[4.55:38 - 4.57:19]The author, Jack Anderson, has other works and a podcast adaptation of the story.

[4.56:58 - 4.57:59]Marjorie had dreams that were influenced by the speaker.

[4.57:19 - 4.57:59]The left right game is a listener of the show.

[4.57:47 - 4.58:15]The narrator expresses gratitude for listeners and their support.