Gibbous-ly Interactive
To those of you who have read parts of Gibbous House, I have a favour to ask. Some 28,000 words in and - in all probability - with another 100,000 to go, the byzantine bubbles in my brain concern the resolution of the plot. However, there is a dilemma, the way I envisage the tale unfolding points to the demise of the soi-disant Alasdair Moffat at the end. Some might say he should get his just desserts, and they might be right. On the other hand, despite his woeful anti-semitism (in a man who married a jewish woman!), his unmitigated amorality, his hyper-inflated ego, his pomposity and his 'chippiness', I can't help harbouring a sneaking admiration for him.
So, for the sake of interactive argument, I abrogate my responsibility and ask anyone interested, how would you vote?
(Votes cast after the author has finally made his mind up will not count, although your intellectual capital will have been debited with the cost of your consideration of the answer.)
