Allegory - Escape from Reality: Page 69



	Rachael has a point, as one cannot prove that a leopard never changes his spots - one may only prove the positive (i.e., that a leopard can change his spots). Now the gang's all here - the Moon, the lizards and our new feline friend. I seriously doubt that a chameleon could mimic a leopard and even if he could, he wouldn't do it like the one I've illustrated here. But if an insurance company can call an anole (our lizard on the moon) a gecko, I'm hardly the worst offender of lizard misinformation.
Drawing completed - 30 MAY 2010 Drawing posted - 09 JUN 2010
20 JUNE 2001 Wednesday - 2000 Page 69 Black Kettle Pub "A what?" asked Thaddeus. "A Leper. Y'know, that big Kitty wif spots on 'im." Thaddeus laughed. "Oh, aye, a Leopard," he enunciated clearly. "An exactly what way is a Leopard a symbol o change?" "Well, he changes his spots, dunhe?" answered Rachael confidently. "No, he does not," Clare took the opportunity to point out. "In fact Leopards are famous for not changing their spots. They are a symbol of consistency and not changing." "'Ow would you know? 'Ave ya ever seen one?"

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