The Triangle, Part 2

From AIOWiki
(Redirected from 465)
Jump to navigation Jump to search
#465: “The Triangle, Part 2”
36front.jpg
Paired with
[[{{{split}}}|“{{{split}}}”]]
Last aired
Original Release Date
{{{rel_date}}}
Date Recorded
{{{rec_date}}}
Recorded at
[[{{{rec_location}}}]]
Album
Album
Cassette No.
{{{cassette}}}
Intro
Intros
Click to show or hide ↓
Wraps
Wraps
Click to show or hide ↓
Theme
Genre
Scripture

Proverbs 17:17

17A friend loves at all times, and a brother is born for adversity.

Songs Included
[[{{{song}}}]]
Inventions Used
[[{{{invention}}}]]
Featured Charity
[[{{{charity}}}]]
[[{{{short}}}]]
Spanish Name
{{{spanish_name}}}
Spanish Airdate
Error: Invalid time.
Soundtrack length
{{{soundtrack}}}
Previous title
“{{{name2}}}”
Host
Written by
Directed by
Produced by
Executive Producer
Post-Production by
Production Assistant
[[{{{production_assistant}}}]]
Engineered by
Music by
Songs by
Purchase episode
Other websites
Promo
Sample
The Triangle, Part 2

“The Triangle, Part 2” is episode #465 of the Adventures in Odyssey audio series. It was written by Nathan Hoobler, and originally aired on March 10, 2001.

Summary

Jack Allen and Whit tell Connie the story of how Whit met his wife in college.

Plot

Continued from part 1... Jenny meets Whit outside the library one evening and Whit immediately begins asking her why she wasn't honest with Jack. Jenny starts crying and Whit hugs her. Unfortunately, Jack sees her and goes to Whit's house later that night to see what was happening. Whit dodges saying anything and tells Jack to go see Jenny. Jenny finally tells Jack the truth that she doesn't love him the way he loves her. Jack surmises there must be someone else in her life...and it must be Whit. Jack withdraws into himself, missing classes and not going to work. He won't talk to Whit or Jenny. The only one he talks to is his friend Emily through letters. While Whit and Jenny wonder if they can really be right for each other if it's causing all this pain, Emily shows up at Jack's door and counsels him that he needs to stop feeling sorry for himself and that if Whit and Jenny are right for each other, then he shouldn't get in the way. Whit finally finds Jack at the auction house where he works and Jack relays what Jenny says and tells Whit that whatever the future has in store for Whit and Jenny...well...that's their business. Just before Whit goes, Jack gives him something for Jenny...a first edition of The Allegory of Love by C. S. Lewis.

This plot section is too short and should be expanded. »

Discussion Questions

  1. Whit and Jenny decided to pray together. How do you think that helped their situation?
    • When does God tell us to pray?
  2. Whit and Jack's friendship has had some difficulties over the years. They disagreed over Jenny and then, years later, another woman came between them. Only that time, it was a little girl named Clara. Have you ever had big disagreements with any of your friends?
    • How did you work them out?

Cast

Heard in episode

Role Voice Actor
Auction House Employee Unknown
Connie Kendall Katie Leigh
Emily Allen Erin McKenna
Jack Allen (young) Marshal Younger
Jack Allen Alan Young
Jenny Whittaker Rebecca Meyers
John Whittaker (young) Jim Custer
John Whittaker Paul Herlinger

Mentioned in episode

Character Mentioned By
Jerry Whittaker John Whittaker


Notes

VERSION DIFFERENCE: [view] The broadcast version of this episode included a “Fun Fact” about how Whit became a Christian. However, Chris says that the episode is included in the album Secrets, Surprises, and Sensational Stories—the old version of Album #3: Heroes.

Trivia
  • This is the second episode to reveal that a character's toddler son destroyed a beloved book years prior. Here, a young Jerry Whittaker is said to have destroyed Whit's book from Jack Allen received during this episode's flashback story. In #219: “Treasures of the Heart”, it's revealed that a young Jimmy Barclay did the same to one of his own father's favorite childhood books.
  • During the closing wrap of this episode when Chris tells listeners to write in, she says “My address is...” rather than “Our address is....”
Reviews

Quotes

Young John Whittaker: Jack? What's wrong?
Young Jack Allen: I'm sorry, did I wake you?
Young John Whittaker: No, I had to get up to answer the door anyway.

Young Jenny Morrow: Maybe we should do the thing we were supposed to do all along.
Young John Whittaker: You're right. Should I start?
Young Jenny Morrow: Go ahead.
Young John Whittaker: Dear God.....

Young Jack Allen: Uh oh. I know that tone. It's the same tone you used when you caught me playing matador with your father's bull.
Young Emily: You needed some straight talking then, and you need some straight talking now.

Retrieved from "https://www.aiowiki.com/w/index.php?title=The_Triangle,_Part_2&oldid=273570"