The Telltale Cat

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#438b: “The Telltale Cat”
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23"But if you fail to do this, you will be sinning against the LORD; and you may be sure that your sin will find you out.

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The Telltale Cat

“The Telltale Cat” is episode #438b of the Adventures in Odyssey audio series. It was written by Jim Ware, and originally aired on March 11, 2000.

Summary

David Straussberg's conscience gets the better of him after he disposes of Mandy's cat.

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Discussion Questions

  1. What happened when David tried to hide his sin?

Cast

Role Voice Actor
Bart Rathbone Walker Edmiston
Connie Kendall Katie Leigh
David Straussberg Jeff Ellison
Eugene Meltsner Will Ryan
Harlow Doyle Will Ryan
John Whittaker Paul Herlinger
Mandy Straussberg Aria Curzon
Stephen Straussberg Unknown
Tom Riley Walker Edmiston

Notes

  • This episode was originally paired with #438a: “The Lyin' Tale”, but was dropped from distribution and all subsequent airings because the team felt the scene where David threw Fluffyface into Trickle Lake was too violent.
    • However, Tom Riley walks up a couple seconds after David leaves Trickle Lake and saves Fluffyface. He is returned to Mandy at the end of the episode.
  • The title and basic premise of this episode are taken from the classic Edgar Allen Poe story The Tell-Tale Heart, where the main character's guilt-driven illusions prompt him to confess his crime.

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