He looked down at it in puzzlement. It was a cartoon story like the one that had apparently offered him the ambassadorship, but longer and much more complicated. Details were drawn in that seemed to have no purpose, and many of the dialogue bubbles were filled with painfully tiny script—words which he had no hope of deciphering. At the same time, the artistry was much cruder. It began with a drawing of a large brick building with a white cross in front of it; he assumed it was the hospital. It’s interesting that they have the same symbol for hospital, Dale thought. The only difference is the four hearts in the corners. It was almost like the ponies had invented a compromise symbol between the six-pointed Star of Life on ambulances and the Red Cross.