Working the ball on blind side

Ra-Blue may have never held a rugby ball in his school life, but nevertheless, he effectively 'worked the ball on the blind side' in getting Sun Kind-Leader as the organiser that is national in the Elephant Party.

He employed his political maturity over Saa-jeet, the Love-Slave, to bestow the post on Kind-Leader (all three from the same school) - ahead of Middle-Banda, the Reformists' nominee.

Looking for an exit road

Lucky Yapa was outlining the road construction work he had done in Hakmana to his fellow Em Pees at the Lobby of the Diyawanna House. "Can you construct a road which would pave the way to get rid of our leader?," Middle-Bandara queried.

A leader sans a heart

.... Johnny Boy chipped in by saying that the Greens could never remove Ra-Blue from the party leadership. "He would never fall ill. Even his doctors have said so." But young Matara Buddhi-Ca could not understand head or tail. "This is because your party leader does not have a heart," Johnny said.

Readying for all-Royal big match

Love-Slave is strengthening his reinforcements, which the Reformists predict to be the final and victorious battle. Nevertheless, Ra-Blue is equally confident that he could remain in the party leadership after strengthening his camp having glorified Kind-Leader. Love-Slave is not going to find it that easy as some of his close confidants too have now developed fresh links with the Ra-Blue camp.