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AUDIOBOOK

The Four Last Things

And a Few More

Otto Handley
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Duration
5h 56m
Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Blackstone Publishing

About

Where do we go after we die? In this story the protagonist, Oscar Whatmore, dies and finds himself transported to a rundown spiritual realm, eventually appearing before a vast court presided over by a diminutive and disagreeable Jesus clad in legal robes. Although judged worthy of admission to Heaven, Oscar finds himself in a boring and dilapidated domain, which is blighted by outdated technology. He subsequently bribes an official to gain access to Hell, which he discovers to be surprisingly pleasant and staffed by a friendly Devil who explains that the ancient punishments are obsolete. The Devil also advises that he is planning updates to technology, including a high-speed rail link between Hell and Heaven. Oscar also discovers that Purgatory has been privatized as an exclusive hot yoga center. Ultimately, finding existence in Hell much more pleasant and satisfying than in Heaven, Oscar decides to permanently reside in the underworld. Opening credits
Chapter 1. The Final Removal
The Graffiti-Lined Passage
The Cosmic Waiting Room
Chapter 2. Queue Confidential
The Voices in the Void
The Paperwork Problem
The Last Mile
Admittance
Chapter 3. Bench Trial
The Prosecution of Passivity
The Defense of Honesty
The Judgment
The Celestial Departure
Chapter 4. The Celestial Estates (And The 1940s)
The Allotment of Bliss
The Frontier
The Crusty Official and Ananias's Bus
Chapter 5. The Eternal Bribe
The Morning of the Audit
The Terrifying Descent
Arrival in the Lower Domains
Chapter 6. Eternal Bohemia (Sector Alpha-Six)
The Devil's Workshop
The Problem with Heaven and Purgatory
The Annex of Unregulated Piety
The Infrastructure Initiative
Chapter 7. The Infernal Infrastructure Initiative
The Workshop of Obsession
The Unwilling Crew and The Tower of Babel Redux
The Axle in the Archive
The Final Stretch
Chapter 8. The Aqueduct and The Chemical Bay
The Unfinished Bridge
The Chemical Bay and The Archivist
The Omega-9-9-9 Retrieval
The Final Dash
Chapter 9. The Decision on the Ascent
The Contrast
The Reluctant Revelation
The Gatekeeper's Dilemma
The Final Move
Aftermath
Chapter 10. The Master Fixer's Domain
The New Office
The Logistical Command Post
The Forge of Desire Diagnostic
Recruiting the Ambition
The Holding Caves and Kevin
Chapter 11. The Spanner of Eternal Truth
Crossing the Divide (Again)
The Precision Retrieval
The Infrastructure Initiative Gathers Steam
The Uniting of Obsessions
The Whatmore System Triumphant
Chapter 12. The Geometrical Imperative
The Semantics of Collapse
The Great Aqueduct Shift
The Lift
The Success of the Unfinishable
The Geometrical Imperative
Chapter 13. Diplomatic Friction on the Celestial Plane
Preparations for a Summit
The Central Bridge of Judgment
The Negotiation
The Terms of Transfer
The Aftermath
Chapter 14. The Celestial Transfer
The New Diplomatic Exchange
The Maglev Announcement
The New Recruits
The Unexpected Visitor
Chapter 15. The Director's Mandate (Earth Audit)
The Projection Matrix and The Apprentice
Arrival: The Modern Mortal Plane
The Logistical Bottleneck
The Geometrical Imperative on Earth
Reporting Back
Chapter 16. The First Earth Mission: The Administrative Flaw
The Task Force Assembles
Projection and Insertion
Trevor's Triumphant Filing
The Moral Cost
The Departure and The New Challenge
Chapter 17. The Semantic Instability Virus
Designing the Flaw
The Unstable Insertion
The Sound of Glorious Argument
The Forge Reclaims Its Power
A New Mandate
Chapter 18. The Instability of Perfection
The Flaw Analysis
The Insertion Protocol
Earth Mission II: The Silent Sabotage
The Unexpected Consequence
The Return and The New Logistical Challenge
Chapter 19. The Bridge to Nowhere
The Logistical Acquisition
The Pivot
The Apprentice's Advancement
The Protocol Override
Chapter 20. The Search for the Next Fixer
The New Mandate
The Target Zones
Earth Mission III: The Logistical Maze
The Candidate
The Test

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