So here we are on the day of reckoning. It appears that it is not all about the way you say it, but what is behind what you say. So, the performance is drawing to a close and the star of the show has yet to be announced. In fact, a clear winner hasn't arisen from the ashes. What will Brown decide to do? If the Tories don't have significant seats to take the majority, Brown remains in the driving seat. How will he decide upon his next step?
Interesting that although after each of the election debates Clegg appeared to be collecting the votes, when the people had to decide who was capable of running the country, they choose to 'stick' with the parties they know. Sometimes familiarity, although not perfect, feels better than the uncertainty of change. However, maybe Clegg didn't get the seats that he wanted, but perhaps his plan paid off? Maybe he will in fact have the casting vote. Perhaps he is sitting pretty waiting to find out what the offer on the table will be. Will he form a coalition government and what will he want in return for his support?
So, as with most good performances, there is always a twist at the end, maybe something that no-one expected. What will the finale bring and who will take the final curtain call!!
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