"Mister Darcy and His 900 Handkerchiefs"
Nat and Tessa help Evie get ready for her date with Kaleb Finn. He’s just as attentive and nerve-wrackingly gorgeous as she remembers, but when the conversation turns to the desires Evie has suppressed for years, she must make a choice.
Bawdcast contains adult language, adult themes, and adult content. It is intended for mature audiences.
SEASON CONTENT WARNING: PTSD, references to trauma related to fire, depictions of trauma related to fire, depictions of emotional and mental abuse in flashback form, discussion of emotional and mental abuse, and discussion of misappropriated kink practices.
EPISODE-SPECIFIC CONTENT WARNING: Brief discussion of trauma related to misappropriated kink practices, adult language, and adult content.
On a more positive note, we would also like to offer the following disclaimer: Bawdcast contains scenes of graphic sexuality and safe kink praxis. If you’re interested in learning more about kink and the BDSM lifestyle, you can follow us here for supplemental educational materials, or you can head to the web. Please: research activities before you try them, and as always, keep it safe, sane, and consensual.
This episode of Bawdcast was adapted by Harper Mitchell, directed by Malissa Petterson, and engineered by Viktor Petterson. Bawdcast is produced by Malissa and Viktor Petterson. Additional production support provided by John Siewert.
Starring:
J. Dale Gardner as Evie Dresden
Warren Edwards as Kaleb Finn
Stacey Garbarski as Tessa Flowers
HJ Farr as Nat Wendell
Alyssa Stowe as the Hostess
Karen E. Horns as Ruthie Peregrine
Foley and sound provided by Viktor and Malissa Petterson, Heather Renken, and John Siewert.
Original score composed and produced by Roxy Winter.
Episode photo by Malissa Petterson.
Bawdcast is adapted from the novel Threshold by Harper Mitchell.
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