Philosophers are those who delight in speaking true statements. See what famous philosophers have to say about Waiting for Margot:
"Passes the Bechdel Test." --Aristotle
"Has a lot of heart." --George Berkeley
"A distraction worthy of almost the worst migraines." --Friedrich Nietzsche
"Appearances do not deceive: if you think this is worth checking out, it is." -- Simone de Beauvoir
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That's the promotional material I wrote closer to when I first wrote Waiting for Margot.
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Waiting for Margot is about friendship, longing, the desert, meaning, and the truth.
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List of episodes:
Introduction
01 "Pilot" -- You (Beth) meet someone named Julia whom you may or may not already know, at your favorite cafe, Mitzi's. Your friend Brian appears and reveals that he is waiting for Margot.
Act I
02 "Jackson" -- Julia is on a first date with Jackson. Meaning and human happiness react -- chemistry. A different element cuts in.
03 "Robert" -- You (Beth) spend the day with Robert, your ex, running away from Death the Inevitable at Anderson Reservoir.
04 "Brian" -- A regular rainy day at the cafe, until something happens on earth...
05 "Angela" -- You go to ride a bus to nowhere, and happen to meet someone on her own journey...
Act II
06 "Camping" -- The three of you go camping in the dry, beautiful mountains.
07 "Returning" -- The three of you return from camping in the camp shuttle, talking to strangers as you go.
08 "Shopping" -- The three of you deal with apathy and then you and Julia go shopping at a thrift store.
09 "Selling" -- A chance encounter with an ex-philosopher drives you and Brian to consider the meaning of "realistic".
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Julia is based on someone I knew, but is not exactly like her.
The comments were added some time after the episodes were written.
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