As Maggie let forth those screams upon seeing a ghost, I thought they were quite impressive, but gosh, it wasn't even a very scary looking ghost! And then, charitably, I wondered if I myself would maintain my composure in those circumstances. I decided I wouldn't scream, because fainting is more in my line.
I'm surprised that Vicky didn't point out that the presence of Stokes's stickpin at the cottage is not proof that Stokes was there. After all, she knows how a certain Pen got passed around.
Thayer David loves that monocle, doesn't he? And he loves dropping it from his eye as he looks up from reading. But it can't be very comfortable to read with a monocle, and it must be very bad for one's eyes. I suppose, however, that Stokes thinks the affectation is worth its drawbacks.
If Adam killed Barnabas, would Adam then die because of his connection to Barnabas, and would Barnabas become a vampire because Adam was no longer draining the affliction from Barnabas? A nice little boomerang of a murder.
