Brotherhood 2.0: Unnamed Novel Par 2
2007-09-17 · story · Hank · 3:59 · watch on YouTube
Topic: Books & writing · mode: Comedy & performance · tags: song or performance, recurring series
Hank reads the rest of the first chapter of his untitled novel: Danny's mother reveals that his father, a priest, left after a ten-year deal to return to the Bordertown mission and has been killed; Danny resolves to go there.
What is said
The parts of the video and what is said in each (★ — how much it matters to the video).
00:00:00 — Greeting (Monday, September 17)
00:00:13 — Reading: Danny learns why his father left, that he was a priest from the border mission, and that he has been killed
- ★★ In the reading, Danny was nine when his father left; rumours blamed lapsed religious vows, his mother, and mistresses, which his mother never denied. (fiction) — 00:00:09
- ★★ Danny assumes the split was about religion, but his mother says his father did not leave her: they only had him for ten years, by a deal. (fiction) — 00:00:59
- ★★★ His mother reveals his father became a priest young and was sent to a mission on the border, where she met him; he left with her, but only for ten years. (fiction) — 00:01:35
- ★★ Thrilled that his father is a famous Buddhist in Bordertown, Danny plans to go see him and work at the mission during summers. (fiction) — 00:02:40
- ★★★ Sobbing, his mother says his father is dead, killed; the chapter ends with Danny declaring he is going to Bordertown. (fiction) — 00:03:28
Threads in this video
- closed · Hank: asks whether people want him to finish reading his novel's first chapter (2007) — Hank reads the rest of his novel's first chapter, which he had offered to finish. (00:00:09)
Where the stories that moved here went next
- Hank: asks whether people want him to finish reading his novel's first chapter (2007) — reported back; last: closed, 2007-09-17
Mentioned
Bordertown · Buddhism · Danny · Danny's father · Danny's mother
Only in the description or credits: Hank's untitled novel (2007)
Later videos replying to this one
- 2007-09-18 · September 18: In Defense of Chris Crocker (John) — answers — “Hank, I really liked what you read yesterday” (00:00:10)