Coach, when one reads the allegorical narratives of the scholarly Bostonman, one must read between the lines, peel away the layers, and get into the mind of the author. You must realize that his falcon is a metaphor, and that it's actions are equated with meanings that lie outside the narrative itself. There are moral, social, religious, and political significance, in the underlying meaning of his prose. His revered falcon is a personification of all the emotions that run rampant in the world, and the Cryoport board...greed , envy, jealousy and pride. His falcon is both symbolic and literal. Bostonman uses fantasy to represent his thoughts, and is the medium he has chosen, to disseminate his ideas and views. I am sure that it provides him with both therapeutic escape and pleasure, as it does for me and to all who understand him.
Open your mind, embrace his non-realist representations of life, and his escapist flight into fantasy. If not his words will continue to soar over your head, like that of the mighty falcon.
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