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Nice summary Charlie. And I agree with your postscript. In fact, Al so much as admitted the contract on the girl by nearly apologizing for it to Alma (or maybe not apologizing, rather he indicated it wasn't personal, IIRC).

My thoughts (for what they're worth): I don't believe that Al has a special place in his black heart for anyone save Trixie, as indicated by the look he gave when she left the room when he was prodding her to stay with the accounting job next door. Sure, he's using her as a spy, but that little...

Robert, your subtext inference makes sense, but I think the more telling aspect of the exchange was (IMO) Cy was being literal while speaking to Mr. W. He was saying that if a man had "unusual" needs - even to the point of "out of bounds" behavior - Cy could provide the means for such a man to...

Back to Seth and Martha...I took their exchange to mean that they have only taken the first steps towards getting acquainted. The scene felt forced, as if calling each other by their first names was as yet uncomfortable, but the necessary first step. I guess I might need to re-watch that scene...