Seems like animal sanctuaries in the world of Mark Trail have a habit of being run by female con artists. Now check out this Gail (aka Dreama) character! She certainly looks more like a conniving crook than she did when we first saw her on May 28^th (go check her out!). It’s like a real Jekyll-and-Hyde act. But I, for one, am glad to finally see a new crook in the Trailverse. Aren’t you!?

Note: If I had a gripe—and I do—it seems most of Mark’s opponents fall into a narrow band of swindlers and fraudsters. Where are the poachers, arsonists, kidnappers, and animal abusers? When are they going to get their fair share of Mark’s time?

So who names their son “Guyler”!? That’s the kind of name that gets a kid beat up in school on a regular basis. While the name is more common as a last name, I don’t see it used much for given names. However, I think Jules Rivera is actually being clever in an old-school way. The noun “guyler” derives from an old French noun (“guileor”) that means “cheat” or “fraudster.” And guyler is actually old British slang for a deceiver or con artist. And that, boys and girls, is the anthroponymy lesson for today! Well played, Rivera!