Changes- Chapters 27, 28, & 29

Summary: ART CREDIT! <a href="https://www.deviantart.com/dresdenskinsart/art/Uriel-G8M-Character-Study-785992694" rel="noopener">https://www.deviantart.com/dresdenskinsart/art/Uriel-G8M-Character-Study-785992694</a><br>I really enjoy DresdenskinsArt's interpretation of the angel Uriel's appearance in this one. I can see how this dude turned up disguised as a janitor, and I'm really going to keep the image in mind going forward. It's a lot more interesting than the way I was picturing Uriel, anyway. <br>This episode deals with one of the roughest moments in the series, which is the moment in which Harry breaks his back and realizes that the time has come to make a deal. RoShawn is really taken aback (heh) by the fact that his daughter wasn't enough motivation, according to Jim Butcher, and that he needed another layer of torment heaped upon him, and she and I spend a little time wondering if Harry would have made a deal if he broke his back while fighting the other baddies he's encountered in previous books. <br>Thanks so much for listening, and thanks again to Brendan Hone for his help and research! We will see you next week!