Dixon Scoring Lines & Ladies

[Scott Badger]

Terrance:
> I can't help
> but imagine that fancy is every bit as important as fact

More so, even. Facts are only contingent, while fancy is by design.

That Dixon simply stepped out for a smoke seems at least as likely as
anything else to me. Interesting that Mason smells the smoke first, *then*
fancies that he hears the sounds of Dixon and Lady Lepton. Isn't it usually
the other way 'round? As they say, where there's smoke, there's fancy...I
agree, Terrance, why Lady Lepton is a good question. Why would Mason fancy
LL?

Scott Badger