Thanks for this. I listened to the book last week, and I was a bit mystified at what Chorley's plot actually was. It seemed kind of ridiculous, but now I think that it lacked punch (you should excuse the expression) because it was diluted. The two principle plotters had different goals, but one shared means to that goal. You've cleared it right up for me.

Also, I was probably still feeling like the big victory was freeing Foxglove and not ready to concentrate on the boss fight.

Excellent points, all around.