 An important metaethical question about practical reasoning has to do with the modality (roughly, the force) of the family of operators that includes ‘may’, ‘must’, ‘should’, and so on, when what is at issue is what you have reason to do. (Call this the ‘modality of freedom’.) Schapiro’s approach provides a surprising answer to this question: the modality of freedom is that of the ‘can’ in ‘Can he do that?’ – said of someone who has just run the bases backwards. Freedom of the will ranges over the allowable moves in the game of Intendo.