The ending is quite a stunner! Good job of the writers and performers building to it as well.
Roger knows Vicky places him at the scene of the crime regarding Lookout Point and Bill Malloy's death thanks to the fountain pen. Carolyn, David, and even Maggie are weaved into the plot through various means. Carolyn has no idea that her relating the fountain pen and Roger's connection to Vicky could threaten her life. Vicky needing to talk to Burke, whether requesting Carolyn to tell him to call her or even trying to use the Collinwood phone to get in touch with Devlin, these acts are questionable considering how they can tie the governess to the Collin's family #1 adversary. Maggie is uncomfortable when (after returning Vicky's purse to her after leaving it at Collins Port diner on accident) Vicky starts admitting she may know who killed Malloy and why because Sam could possibly be implicated somehow. David is always snooping, trying to always listen in on conversations. David actually lies to Roger when he asks if Vicky was around, the kid knowing she was in the living room, asking to go into the room in the old closed-off wing where Malloy's ghost was seen as reward. David shows a picture he drew of the person responsible for Malloy's death hanging for the crime to Roger! Roger and Carolyn's conversation about the date with Burke becomes less important when Vicky's knowledge of the fountain pen takes precedence over it. Vicky's actions are perhaps endangering her more than helping since she can't seem to keep from trying to talk about the fountain pen and knowing a secret that could place her in peril.
The close has a hiding Roger sneaking from behind Vicky as Maggie leaves, his hand over her mouth, telling her not to say a word!
Roger knows Vicky places him at the scene of the crime regarding Lookout Point and Bill Malloy's death thanks to the fountain pen. Carolyn, David, and even Maggie are weaved into the plot through various means. Carolyn has no idea that her relating the fountain pen and Roger's connection to Vicky could threaten her life. Vicky needing to talk to Burke, whether requesting Carolyn to tell him to call her or even trying to use the Collinwood phone to get in touch with Devlin, these acts are questionable considering how they can tie the governess to the Collin's family #1 adversary. Maggie is uncomfortable when (after returning Vicky's purse to her after leaving it at Collins Port diner on accident) Vicky starts admitting she may know who killed Malloy and why because Sam could possibly be implicated somehow. David is always snooping, trying to always listen in on conversations. David actually lies to Roger when he asks if Vicky was around, the kid knowing she was in the living room, asking to go into the room in the old closed-off wing where Malloy's ghost was seen as reward. David shows a picture he drew of the person responsible for Malloy's death hanging for the crime to Roger! Roger and Carolyn's conversation about the date with Burke becomes less important when Vicky's knowledge of the fountain pen takes precedence over it. Vicky's actions are perhaps endangering her more than helping since she can't seem to keep from trying to talk about the fountain pen and knowing a secret that could place her in peril.
The close has a hiding Roger sneaking from behind Vicky as Maggie leaves, his hand over her mouth, telling her not to say a word!
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