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I found out about Succeed in Evil sometime in May of last year (around when Edwin 2.0 died), and have gotten hooked on it ever since. I must admit that it didn’t take long for me to start enjoying Edwin. He’s just a magnificent bastard that I can’t help but love. And I haven’t been able to hear anything new about him for about 3 months.

The whole distant yet personnel relationship they shared, with Edna being the only one Edwin really respected.

The overwhelming age difference and Edna’s resemblance to Winston Churchill ruling her out as any romantic interest, as well as the way she puts him in his place when he wants to lark off and play golf all day places their relationship in a paternal light which is illustrated in their sharing of the Ed- prefix in their names.

But I particularly the “na” !
Ed-Win = protagonist
Ed-Na = might as well slap a red shirt on her and call her ensign.
Of course shes going to die and give Ed-win the main character a chance to move the story along!
Particularly as he disobeys her last wishes and isn’t a ‘good boy’.
That’s how we know that there are going to be some decent twists to the story.
Her death breaks Edwin’s ties and permits us to quickly move on and deal with the real meat of the story!

This breakdown in their names is a brilliant nod to the readers that they are intelligent enough to recognise and have the foresight to see how events in this typical set up go on to break convention and propel an efficiency consultant on the main stage. Which fits perfectly with the meta narrative of the “succeed in Evil” universe.
Where resourcefulness and professionalism of Edwin trumps the flamboyance and egomania of those more typical “super” stereotype characters.

It also sets him up perfectly for the relationship “that woman” which I hope comes when he eventually reaches “some place warm”.

If I can be critical anywhere I think that Edwin’s reading of the Divine comedy at Toppers – over the top – betrayal is a little premature.
After all there is nothing, a least in the podcast, to suggest that he is struggling with the question of how to deal with Topper.

You may want to test it though, by letting someone read the script to the original podcast and ask them latter if they remember her name.

The 24th was my birthday. Thanks for the birthday present.

I thought Nixon abolished the draft.

Is it chilly now that you have a draft?

Evil. Mu ha ha ha ha ha ha! 200 pages of pure evil.

I’d say i can’t wait, but what’s the alternative? It’s like saying birthdays suck and refuse to have anymore.

Don’t give up!