Book 3 Chapter 5 Walkthrough — One Pen's Stroke
“I am very happy, Jane; and when you hear that I am dead, you must be sure and not grieve: there is nothing to grieve about”. Charlotte Bront”
Mr. McFairlane…
Section titled “Mr. McFairlane…”Is there truly no mistake here?
Edith wrote that she was feeling better…
I just… I…
Section titled “I just… I…”Speak honestly.
Speak with restraint.
I wasn’t asking your opinion of my plan, Lord Davenport, merely informing you of it.
Section titled “I wasn’t asking your opinion of my plan, Lord Davenport, merely informing you of it.”And if you can’t offer any help…
And if you can’t even manage sympathy…
If Fanny were here…
Section titled “If Fanny were here…”She’d give me a scolding.
She’d be horrified.
I should…
Section titled “I should…”Offer some words of comfort.
Keep silent still.
The true mistress of the house.
What courage!
A promise?
Section titled “A promise?”Agree.
Hesitate.
Outfit choices
Section titled “Outfit choices”Deep Sorrow
Quiet Sadness
Hairstyle choices
Section titled “Hairstyle choices”The free hairstyle color is brown.
Tribute to Memory (Champagne, Light, Black, Red, Brown, Light Brown)
A Farewell (Light, Black, Red, Light Brown)
A Farewell (Brown)
I’m glad it was a quiet service.
Section titled “I’m glad it was a quiet service.”Though Edith deserved more.
Edith wouldn’t have wanted a fuss.
So we’re speaking of the summer of 1811…
Section titled “So we’re speaking of the summer of 1811…”Bite your lip anxiously.
Think it through more deeply.
Frances Anne…
Section titled “Frances Anne…”Pictured it all as though it were unfolding before her eyes.
Listened closely to Elliot.
I’m asking you…
Section titled “I’m asking you…”Explain at length.
Explain briefly.
Mr. McFairlane…
Section titled “Mr. McFairlane…”I gave you my promise.
I won’t be able to trust you again.
Perhaps…
Section titled “Perhaps…”About the finding of Samuel.
About the publishing of my novel.
About Edith’s death.
About the lost treasures.