Flogging a dead horse

Kuenssberg of the BBC casts some doubt on the Prime Minister's motivations anent Brexit:

Meetings, on their own, are not a Plan B. Conversations, are not by themselves, compromises.

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Before she decides which way to tack, or how far to budge, she may need to ask herself if the talks she wants to hold with other political parties are occasions when she is really open to ideas - or just ways of managing the political situation.

Does Mrs May have the imagination (or the inclination) to step beyond her red lines?  Or is she thirled to the deal she has reached with the EU, perhaps with a minor modification or two?  Even though that would never command the support of parliament.

Can you see a way forward from the "conversations" with senior parliamentarians? 

No, me neither.