Sobre tu Cadáver – Capítulo 12 - Audiolibro en Español - Voz real

October 24, 2025·27 min·2 clips

A man watches fire consume paper, wondering if it releases the soul trapped inside physical forms.

The episode opens with poetic descriptions of fire as a release of an object's soul. John and Regina are camped on a hill outside Dallas, watching an oil refinery's flames. Regina talks about her baby Anton and asks about Brooke Watson, whose body she shares. John explains he helps Brooke not because she's good, but because he feels responsible for her fractured state. Regina challenges John's emotional coldness, noting he spends all his time with Brooke yet claims not to love her. John admits he doesn't connect with people, and those he did connect with are dead. He uses a metaphor about baking bread alone while others do it easily to describe his isolation. Regina asks what John thinks about when not focused on their mission. John confesses he thinks about peace and quiet, and finds the greatest calm around dead bodies. They discuss how Brooke has attempted suicide many times. The conversation shifts to how perspectives change, as the ugly refinery transforms into a beautiful nightscape of lights. Regina disappears by morning, and Brooke wakes confused. John updates her while their dog explores the camp. Brooke asks who Marcy is, and John whispers she was someone he loved.

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