Moran's prospects depend entirely on what he's able to offer us and how deeply enmeshed he's been with certain contrary interests.

If he wins a reprieve, he'll be pleased to understand the plunder of Crosby as a contribution to the cause. A loyalty tax, as it were. (His liquid assets have already been transferred.)


You know perfectly well the tally charm was faulty. We agreed those scores were void, Batya. Or is your memory slipping?