Book 1 Chapter 9 Walkthrough — One Pen's Stroke
“In Western civilization in the last three hundred to four hundred years, the closest most accessible places where the existence of hidden energy in the depths of man was openly recognized were circuses, fairs and carnivals.” Christopher Alexander
Lord Davenport?
Section titled “Lord Davenport?”I don’t know anything about him.
Why not?
Lord Davenport?
Section titled “Lord Davenport?”Timed
Is a supporter of reforms.
Is a regular at the Brooks Club.
Is a diplomat and personal assistant to the Queen.
An observer?
Section titled “An observer?”He thinks just like me.
I believed him.
I must…
Section titled “I must…”Divert suspicion away from Cecil.
Divert suspicion away from yourself.
I don’t understand anything.
Section titled “I don’t understand anything.”I don’t have enough information.
And I can’t understand my own feelings.
When she found out she would have to go to the square in the poor quarter, her determination…
Section titled “When she found out she would have to go to the square in the poor quarter, her determination…”Did not waver.
Wavered.
Mr. Ray…
Section titled “Mr. Ray…”I’m not a white knight!
All right, I’ll help.
That’s no job for a lady.
In my opinion…
Section titled “In my opinion…”It’s useful to get to know this aspect of London life.
You can’t miss a chance to have a unique experience.
Anything is better than going back to Mr. Brumley’s house.
Send a kiss.
Pat him on the back
Turn away.
She remembered all too well what ashes looked like.
Section titled “She remembered all too well what ashes looked like.”Nothing could ever erase that image from her memory.
Although she would rather forget.
Could it be…
Section titled “Could it be…”Is there something about Mr. Dalton’s behaviour that is causing sadness?
Is this interest not mutual?
It’s definitely empty inside…
Section titled “It’s definitely empty inside…”At one of the receptions, I overheard some gossips discussing a curious incident…
In one story, I came across a curious scene…
No wonder the box seemed light to me at first.
I want to write down my impressions of…
Section titled “I want to write down my impressions of…”How I played and sang at Lady Castleroy’s reception.
How we solved charades.
How the boxing match went.
How a fire started at the fair.