I think you are over-cutting the python. First of all, with the python the first things on the lines are: def for if egg My eyes are naturally drawn along th

I think you are over-cutting the python. First of all, with the python the first things on the lines are: def for if egg My eyes are naturally drawn along that list. While I could do the same thing for CL, I find the opening brackets slow me down. The colons at the end of each of those lines tell me that each of the def, for, and if are one-statement lines. With the CL, I have to backet-count along the line to figure out if everything is on one line. I can see instantly that ' if egg.color == white: ' is a complete statement, as it is a common pattern. With (when (equal (color-of egg) 'white), I need to bracket count to see where I have got to by the end of the line.