The character, initially perceived as colorful and entertaining, unexpectedly transforms into a profound philosophical force, delivering a poignant message about not getting stuck in a past relationship and not making life a monument to someone else.
To launch season 2, we embark on an ambitious journey to work out just what makes Elizabeth Gilbert's 2006 memoir so brilliantly enthralling. We discuss what she learns about soul mates, how religion is snuck into the memoir and why women seek success early in life.
Music by Harry Harris, artwork by Gavin Day. Recorded at Acast and produced by Hannah Varrall.
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