WilliamButlerYeats contemplates the less appealing nature of his character, and chooses to deflect by offering a meditation on those frequently seen on the Streets...

"In my mind, those who speak most often on these Streets are arranged in a league of sorts.  I have decided to comment on the upper echelon of this league.

Bacon - what he has in energy and profile, he sorely lacks in originality and self-awareness.  Needs to learn to "read the room" more, and waffle less.  3/10

Honesty- - I do believe that he attempts to speak well from a place of honesty.  But sometimes, belief, of any type, is a hindrance when not backed up with talent.  I might believe I can fly.  But I should test that belief from the ground, not from a roof.  Honesty- should just stick to being a tough guy, not a guy of letters.  But I appreciate the high regard he holds me in.  4/10 (2 points for unintentional commentary - had he just left his speaking to "something neat" he'd have an easy 10/10)

Lincoln_Lawyer - not a terrible speaker.  Needs a wider subject repertoire.  4/10

Selena - I wonder if she's related to another prominent writer and speaker named Selena?  I'll wait for intel on this before judging.

Maxine - Hard to say - I should pay more attention, but I'm usually busy elsewhere.  I have enjoyed some words.  5/10.

CuthbertTheAvenger - Avenging what, curious minds want to know.  It seems that stirring the pot seems to be Cuthbert's modus operandi, and that Omerta isn't high on the agenda.  Whilst undoubtedly a talented speaker, I simply could not with good conscience award points based on the output, when I am privy to the information that I have.  Wherewas Lincoln doesn't hide his anger, his rage, Cuthbert is too fast, too slick, to be caught on the hop.  So the question arises: why?  I have my theories, of course.  But for now, I intend simply to obfuscate and attempt to slander and blacken his silly name, until such time as it become expedient to reveal the true cause of my ire.  Until then, you will just have to trust me.  0/10.

So, that's it so far.  I hope that I've been entertaining, and fair.  For my part, I'm willing to offer people a million dollars not to mention "Kuku" - that era is being retired, and instead I'm going to do what so many prominent persons predict and become a leader.

I'd like some tips, so send me some.

I love you all.

Thank you"

WilliamButlerYeats lights a candle and watches the smoke slowly rise.  Not enough is produced to change the atmosphere of the room, but he allows his imagination to imagine an imagined scenario in which it does.  He smiles.