Look how happy everyone is now. There's no more fire. The rain has come and teepees and mountains alike are doused with water as a final peace offering by Anderson. Let's take a quick look back at some of the themes these contestants have been playing with today. Time, mythology, layers, competition vs. cooperation, water, clouds, triangles, dimensions, night vs. day, and probably a bunch I'm missing. That's a lot to cover in 15-minute segments...I am impressed.
As an impartial commentator, I don't feel right offering my choice for the winner of the match. I will say this, however. Harrington was better prepared for today's match and executed his game plan better than Anderson did. But Anderson instincts were better and gave the match a depth and level of humor that kept Harrington off balance. It will be interesting to see who the crowd thought prevailed.
So, with thanks to the players, the crowd, and Coudal, your humble commentator bids you a good night. Head over to the forums to cast your vote and we'll see you back here next week for another Layer Tennis match.
Play by play commentary for this match is provided, as it happens, by Jason Kottke.
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Congratulations to Mig Reyes, Layer Tennis Season 3 Champion.
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