Observe if you will the
blank placards in the above picture taken during the election in ‘Free For
All.’ Of course Number 6’s face is on the other side of the placards hence his
face hidden from view, well from the front aspect. It’s as though they didn’t
want Number 6’s face seen too soon. And yet the citizens who walk behind those
who carry the placards could plainly see Number 6’s face upon them. Then once
Number 6 had given his first speech the placards would be turned round showing
Number 6’s face to the camera. I suppose it might be asked why hold the
placards at all if Number 6’s face was not to be seen too soon? Obviously for
instant impact, Number 6 having been accepted by a large majority of the
electorate as their local candidate. Mind you the instant appearance of the
placards, especially the large “Vote for No.6” placard came as rather a shock
to Number 6, the effect was to give him a nasty jolt. Which in itself should
have been a warning to him. But by that time it was too late, he was carried
along by the enthusiasm of the electorate! Certainly Number 2 was sure of his
subject to have those election placards of Number 6 made in the first place!
But then again he hadn’t personally knocked the placards up. And if Number 6
hadn’t gone for Number 2’s suggestion of standing for election, well the
placards would simply have been thrown away, as they would have been disposed
of after the election.
Be seeing you
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