The Death of Your Mom

Eliot: Charles' story is defined by its contradictions. He's lived a life of luxury and horror, has said and done some truly awful shit,. Yet he still cuts a figure so tragic it would be hard not to feel at least a little sympathy for the man. Eli: We'll begin with his story in roughly chronological order in a moment. But I do also feel compelled to point out a couple of things that don't have a place in the chronology per se but are nonetheless interesting.