Walking intothis bookstore, wehadaninsatiableurge tolight a cigar (and we don't smoke) because, well, thisis the sort ofplace it seems like one shoulddo that.
It used to be the Padrones of yester year would lightacigar and negotiate the right thing with the understanding that the party faithful would have to ultimately accept the compromise as a deal and move forward.
Why is West following Booth's trail rather than The Bull's? (Kind of silly to have Grant use the Bull's note to lightacigar, no?) How does Gordon eavesdrop on a conversation ostensibly directly above his dressing room, but is in fact also across and down the hall?