A favorable outcome all around. Though Sam has his doubts he was a good squire.
I find the lone bandit's escape troubling. He seems the brightest and most dangerous.
Unfortunately we all live in the real world with all its flaws. Gregory understands this quite well. If he trusted in fantasy, he could have just stood there on the street and let them take him. After all he knows he's innocent. But no matter what he did it caused problems for MI4.
All of this is simply another layer in The Great Game.
But this is exactly how those 'sister" agencies work with petty squabbles over territory and one-upmanships.
It's what one learns in Organizational Theory. You have the way organizations are supposed to work and the way they function in reality.
I wouldn't call what Enrico is doing mistakes. He is doing what he must do to harry Gregory, who he knows is hot on his trail. Whether Gregory is locked up or hiding in Canada House, he can't be nipping at his heels. Like everything he does, it was all a calculated risk. He just needs breathing room to hide the version of himself Gregory has latched onto. Gregory is still hunting an elusive ghost.
A house fell on Witchy Woman East.
It would seem the moon gave Cackling Cassandra the power to enthrall all the wolves.
We still don't know what Danny is, but he's not a simple human.
A roller coaster of a chapter from the calming cup of tea to unbridled emotions breaking loose.
Parts of it were chilling.
"Just remember that yer lot are yer lot because my lot let yer lot be."
Stoker has Hugo sussed to a T. Nothing will be the same from here on.