Is it me, or did this match just hit the caffeine pedal?
So, Frank summarizes the story so far, and wow, he's willing to go blue. I mean, death-blue. He says no to linotype, no to Braddock, no to papering your bedroom with Bronte in Braille. (Wuthering Nights?) No, the end is nigh and everyone lost -- coming soon to an iPad in a megalopolis near you.
(Suck that, Vernon Irvin! Now how will you make your Wikipedia fame?)
The card motif is terrific. Smart in metaphor, fun in materials. As a metaphor, it addresses cruel luck and uncontrollable fate. As a concept executed, it's pleasantly dual-minded: sepia crinkles vs. stark black and reversing hearts. I'm pleased. More than that, I feel like I've finally got purchase on what this match is all about.
Folks, this match is anyone's to win at this point.
Play by play commentary for this match is provided, as it happens, by Rosecrans Baldwin.
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