Endtown by Aaron Neathery for September 25, 2017

I suppose, with pro-wolf and anti-wolf coverage, that the two-party political system will form up around those viewpoints.

One side is ALL Wolf.

If the wolves think they have a valid beef, they’d be dotty to not do as she says. After all, there’s ample evidence that Heather did kill one of their own, so they can’t just kick back and relax.

And with that, the last tattered shreds of professional journalism are cast away, not that there was much left anyway….. ;-)

And people thought the Milk Trial was a big deal! They ain’t seen nothin’ yet… ;-)

Never before have I been so looking forward to reading editorials…

She’ll be ‘done’, all right…

What’s the newsletter’s name? “The Endtown Howler”?

“The Examiner’s coverage is bound to be biased! Not to counter it would be negligent.”

And there went any pretext of even-handed journalism. When your mission becomes “countering” someone you disagree with, you cease being a reporter and become a commentator instead. Once upon a time, there was a difference.

The wolves look well pleased that Dottie is leaving them in charge.

Maybe they could analyze aftermath aftergeography…

The wolves look like they are thing “what is this we stuff, Lone ranger?”

Aftermath was the first really good Rolling Stones album.

I sometimes wonder if Lady Jane referred to Jane Seymour and Anne Boleyn.

Rick Wakeman later had an excellent study of The Six Wives Of Henry VIII .

Jus’! How you doin’?

Dotty is being played by the wolves. We still do not know who is really stirring up the conflict in Endtown. The bones were planted as much as the food shortage stories were. I don’t think it is the wolves, they are simply taking advantage of Dotty and the situation.

Are they wolves or dogs? There are other canine species in Endtown, and Doc has already brought up the point that wolves aren’t the only ones. If they are dogs trying to cast a spotlight on the wolves to hide their own clandestine actions…. this is really getting interesting.

Dottie can’t report on the trial, but I don’t think anything’s stopping her from being interviewed about it by other reporters.