ATDDTA(10) Frank Goes Down [273]

[Keith]

The previous section ends with Sloat riding 'up the trail,' while  
this section begins with Frank gliding down to Golden then down  
further to Denver. The first leg of this journey is upon the 'winds  
of inertia,' a mirror image of the phrase, 'winds of change.' The  
second; on 'the electric':

This rail line was originally constructed in 1892 as the Denver,  
Lakewood & Golden, a steam powered line. By 1909 a new owner, the  
Denver and Intermountain, had taken control of the line, electrified  
the passenger service and purchased new rolling stock, which included  
No. 25. In 1914 this line was acquired by the Denver Tramway Company  
who operated Denver's streetcar system until abandonment. http:// 
www.rockymtnrrclub.org/railroad_history.htm

The previous section contained a real encounter between Deuce and a  
(likely Vibe Corp) rep accusing him of not killing Webb and an  
imagined encounter between a (likely Vibe Corp) rep and Sloat, with  
Sloat agreeing that Deuce did not kill Webb.

This section opens with Vibe Corp reps not so directly feeling out  
Webb's son Frank for something, Frank assumes it to be suitable  
employment.