There is talk of the wind, the gulls, and the sea.  I notice these sound effects when the old house exterior is shown as it must be very close to the water, but how close we are not shown.
Vickie says she will help Matthew, but he blames her for all his troubles with her snooping and prying.
At the big house, David seems unconcerned that Vickie is missing. Mrs J prattles on about all the dire things that have probably happened to Vickie such as her body broken on the rocks and all the while she smokes like a chimney at the breakfast table.  While Mrs J is clanking around the breakfast dishes, David loads a big bag of food for Matthew and steals Mrs J.s cigarettes. Mrs. J who always has a comment on everything doesn't notice the bag he is holding while she talks to him. She does tell him it is his fault Vickie is missing.
Nice conversation for a boy's breakfast.
Matthew is cunnning enough to pretend he is just learning of the hidden and gagged Vickie when David tells him
David now feels guilty that she is missing and he is sure Roger has her.  Matthew leaves for some water and David returns with the cigarettes when he hears Vickie screaming from behind the wall.  Exciting stuff.

Matthew gags Vickie and ties her up wihich is probably her best chance at survival as she just doesn't know when to shut up or at least humor people she doesn't agree with.
Burke and Joe get Roger's guns. It is hard to picture Roger having guns and why hasn't David been playing with them?
This seems to be the first massive search through the woods that has been shown onscreen. We do not see the sheriff with his twelve men because this is a Dan Curtis world in which only a few people are allowed to exist at any given time.
Josette glows, but not at the right time. One would think that she'd have this ghost thing down after one hundred and thirty years.

A cab driver comes for Vickie even though she said earlier she was taking the bus.  The Frank calls and says that she didn't get off the bus.  Thus alerting the inhabitants of Collinwood that something may be up.
Mrs. Johnson states she is bitter towards Matthew. Seems llike a normal day in her world.  Vickie sneaks out of the room, but fails to think that she might need a weapon to use against Matthew who she knows can overpower her.

I was wondering about the take 2 also.  Technical problems?  Rewriting a bad episode?  Hard to believe it could be the actors messing up as some of the disasters they have gone with should have been redone.
Roger informs Vickie, she is the enemy if she sees Burke.  What about your niece, your son?   The next thing Vickie pulls up in Carolyn's car to Burke's hotel.  Way to be conspicuous.  Vickie tells Burke she owes the Collins her loyalty.  Which is true.  Burke kisses her.  Will Carolyn and David find out? 
Loved when Elizabeth asked Roger why he wasn't at work? 
Elizabeth catches David sneaking out.
Burke calls to gloat that he has bought Logansport.  Roger is ready to cave in and sell. 
David escapes with a bag of food for Matthew and wanders his way through the wood to the Old House.
Vickie tells Elizabeth and Roger she will never see Burke again.  That bad a kisser or breath?
David leaves the Old House so Matthew hasn't killed him yet.

A nicely plotted episode.  The action moved along in the cottage at a fast pace.  Elizabeth takes charge of the situation and Matthew proves to be no match for her.  With all the plot points tying up over the Bill Malloy death, continuing the antagonism between Roger and Vickie, moving the new romance along, reaffirming the menace of Burke, and revealing that the Matthew story is not over, it all  came together.

.In my state anyway. I imagine Maine would have similar protections in place.

Roger has an alibi. So who is out to get the governess?  Vickie goes around the house turning on all the lights.  Liz tells Matthew to search the cliffs and he heads to the old house.  Vickie gets there and Matthew pushes an urn off the roof and towards the governess on the ground below.  A reprieve from the Pen.

The producers obviously thought through their location shots for this writing cycle.  It was fun to see the sheriffs car with flashing lights in front of the house.  Too bad they didn't keep using this footage in the future.
We only have Burke's word that there a few pens like this and how does he know that more knock offs were not made. This storyline is simply awful.