MDMD Time & Tide

[Scott Badger]

John Bailey:
> Mason reconstructs his meeting Florinda as it didn't
> occur, which gradually morphs into how it did. This is a memory of a
> daydream. Of course Wicks isn't a reliable remembrancer here. I'd be
> surprised if Mason was. But I don't think it really matters. The chapter
> reads well.
>

Where do you see this morph occurring? Is it at, (114.17)"I?" ?...meaning,
"Are you speaking to me???". Which would make whatever did happen a sort of
fakery - a staged version of what might have happened - as, for Florinda, it
was just practice...

Re. Wick's authority, well,...dream pirating is old hat 'round here.

Scott Badger