“But how did the cat get into her bag?” asked Eleanor,
“I don’t know,” said Dania, standing to put her coat back on. “Does it matter?”
“Not really,” Eleanor shrugged. The logic behind the reappearance of the cat didn’t particularly matter –– Maggie Lee’s play wore its heart proudly on its sleeve, to the point that the moral destinations were more satisfying than the narrative journeys that preceded them. “How the cat got there isn’t as important as the fact that it was found,” Eleanor summed up.