Barnabas chides Angelique (still in her peignoir for lighting candles in the middle of the day. Don'e forget we're poor now, he reminds her.
Sarah has a pretty little new frock, and a pretty little red cape too. In many ways, this is her episode, and she is true as steel (she must have learned it from Barnabas) as she hides Vicki and stands up to Abigail.
Nice moment when Joshua ignores Angelique, who is trying to play the gracious hostess on the day after her marriage. Joshua stiffly asks Barnabas's permission to enter the house and later to look for Sarah. Apparently Joshua’s desire to find Sarah has trumped his disinheritance of Barnabas less than forty-eight hours ago.
Later, in the drawing room with his father and Angelique, Barnabas exclaims to his father, I find it hard to believe that you agree with Aunt Abigail's fanaticism! I hope you now believe that Miss Winters isn’t in the house. But Joshua replies, My children are very precious to me. I can't bear to think that any of them could come to harm--or disgrace. With this he glares at Angelique, who angrily turns her back to him.
Meanwhile, poor Vicki is hiding in the dark little attic room, terrified for her very life….
