 Well, for starters, the irony that the most overanalyzed book in American history starts with a warning not to analyze it, even a threat not to analyze it. And I particularly like that the threat is about not having a plot, because it's a big, aimless book that goes in the wrong direction over and over and over again. And Twain's basically saying, hey, I know. But the thing about Twain is you have to think of him the way you might think of a political comedian in our day and age. There's a plausible deniability in this, too. He's a little afraid for this book.