I think you're going to see in part 3 (tomorrow) that it actually is quite simple and elegant to define "objects-only" delegation. You have to do away with cons

I think you're going to see in part 3 (tomorrow) that it actually is quite simple and elegant to define "objects-only" delegation. You have to do away with constructors, "new", .prototype, and all that other stuff, which in part 2 (today) I'm going to argue are just distractions that keep us further from the simple power that is JS's [[Prototype]].