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The tragedy of Tlamakoph

The tragedy of Tlamakoph

By: Leon Young
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 This show is about Tlamakoph recording audio diaries since before the beginning of the Universe and after he created the universe, he vowed to never cross the red line which is letting his ego and hubris consume him but many years later, his Ego and Hubris consumed him thanks to being worshiped and he destroyed humanity by stopping their hearts. You can check the original series which is set after this show. https://open.spotify.com/show/0gNRCeJcbfxtrvYbpEH7fG https://music.amazon.co.uk/podcasts/2f7e95c6-3694-471b-9c36-9d750e0aedf2/leightonLeon Young Drama & Plays
Episodes
  • S1 EP22: Tlamakoph's 22nd Audio diary

    S1 EP22: Tlamakoph's 22nd Audio diary
    Feb 2 2026

    During his 22nd Audio diary, Tlamakoph finally realised what he had done. He crossed the red line and he killed so many people and manipulated them to take their own lives. He committed so many horrible deeds that he started to see no redemption for him and believe that it's too late for him.
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    1 min
  • S1 EP21: Tlamakoph's 21st Audio diary

    S1 EP21: Tlamakoph's 21st Audio diary
    Feb 2 2026

    During his 21st Audio diary, Tlamakoph said that he manipulated a 19 year old girl to grab a knife and cut her own head off but she tried to fight it while she was filled with fear and started crying. But Tlamakoph pushed his abilities to its higher limit and like that 20 year old man, she failed and she did it.
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    1 min
  • S1 EP20: Tlamakoph's 20th Audio diary

    S1 EP20: Tlamakoph's 20th Audio diary
    Feb 2 2026

    During his 20th Audio diary, Tlamakoph said that he manipulated this 20 year old man to snap his own neck but he tried to fight it and keep his hand away from his neck but he failed as Tlamakoph pushed his abilities to its higher limit.
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    1 min
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