Show Notes
Last week, Macbeth killed his king, his friend, and more. If only he could stop there. Just a note, this is the season finale of Fictional. Stay subscribed, though, because we'll be back in six weeks with season two! Sponsor: Check out http://www.zola.com/fictional for an awesome way to do your wedding registry. Seriously, I wish we used it when we got married. Go to that link to get a $50 credit toward your registry. Music: "Entrance Shaft 11" by Blue Dot Sessions "Kallaloe" by Blue Dot Sessions "Chase and We Follow" by Blue Dot Sessions "December" by Kai Engel "February" by Kai Engel "January" by Kai Engel "Modum" by Kai Engel "Thaw (Outro)" by Kai Engel "Plague" by Kai Engel
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