Alvina discovers today's date carved on a gravestone, hinting at an imminent death in Paris.
As heard by us
A druid's plague history turns tender, then more painful, when Lorraine still does not call back.
At sunrise atop Stonehenge, Alvina turns the druid's story of toppling the monument three thousand years ago into a joke about the length of his beard. That teasing rhythm is the episode's main pleasure: its silliness keeps finding a route into feeling.
Why you'd press play
You get a 3,000-year-old druid story on top of Stonehenge, several unreturned calls to Lorraine, and sunrise after a ten-hour night.
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