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SF-03 | How Noir Is Dresden?
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During the chapter discussion, we examine Monica Sells and her case, followed by our introduction to McAnally's and Susan Rodriguez.
This conversation delves into the themes of noir literature and its influence on the Dresden Files series. We then explore the distinctions between noir and hard-boiled tropes, analyze the character of Harry Dresden, and discuss the evolution of the series over time. We also consider how the noir elements are balanced within the long-form storytelling of the series, highlighting the complexities of character morality and the narrative structure.
- (00:00) - Intro
- (01:39) - Ch. 4: Monica Sells
- (10:18) - Taking the Case
- (23:26) - Ch. 5 McAnally's Pub
- (28:17) - Writing Efficiency and Misdirection
- (32:55) - Introducing: Susan Rodriguez
- (43:37) - Dresden's Idealism and Corruption
- (48:18) - QfB: How Noir are the Dresden Files?
Reddit Discussing QfB: https://www.reddit.com/r/dresdenfiles/comments/1j32814/how_noir_are_the_dresden_files/
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