Oh dear, Mr. Tomlin. I have to admit, I was secretly hoping you were going to tell me that a summary like the one in Styles would be sufficient, since it is a significantly less daunting task than a full synopsis. Alas, you are of the plot synopsis school of thought vis-à-vis plot summaries. In all honesty, then, I must further admit that while I don’t like writing synopses, I do like reading them! So, I guess I’m in the plot synopsis camp as well. ) Hmm … now what? It galls me that the plot summary in The Big Four is unfinished and — if I understand the  template — has been for a bit of a while. But I don’t want us writing the equivalent of Coles Notes either. Hmm … maybe between the two of us, we can take a stab at it. I have another article that I have left by the wayside that I should get back to, but since I think virtually no one else on Wikipedia even knows it exists, I can leave it a bit longer. I guess the only way to tackle this would be chapter by chapter. Do you think that chapter sub-headings would be too much? Also, any other tips for writing synopses? My problem is that I am an infinitely better “editor” than a “writer”. I look forward to hearing from you. Please respond here as I have your talk page watched. Ciao for now! —