she was living with our housekeeper, mrs. ramsay. mrs. ramsay works here? she used to; she's retired. miss lyttleton had always lived in brighton, at least for the last few years. but her house was bombed. she needed somewhere to live so we recommended her to mrs. ramsay. thank you. (door slams shut) gentleman to see prisoner 484. (door closes) hello. the name's foyle. they tell you who i am? i understand you were reluctant to see me. thank you for agreeing anyway. anything to get out of my cell. ah, i see. did they tell you why i'm here? they said you were a policeman and you want to know about british free corps. that's about the strength of it yes. do you mind if i sit down? what can you tell me? i understand why you wouldn't want to talk about it. it's not a very pleasant subject. but you have agreed to see me. i have nothing to read. the people here aren't exactly chatty. i don't get many visitors. right. no family? i don't want to see my family. why would that be? listen, there's an understanding that there are various reasons why people are, or have

mrs. ramsay i don't suppose you've seen a dark, dangerous-looking adventurer by the name of jack harkaway have you? no, lady devereaux. i've just been cleaning in here. ah! now, i wonder where he could be hiding. wait a minute. i saw that curtain move. have at you! i have you, jack harkaway. my boy jack! caroline: come on, it's lunchtime. adventurers must eat. jack. that was her name for him. that's what she always used to call him. after the hero in the comic books. (keys jangling) why do you keep agreeing to see me? to find out why you keep coming back. presumably this time it's to say good-bye. far from it. but i do think it's time we were honest with each other. it's certainly time you were honest with me. has agnes been to see you? how do you know about her? because i know about you... jack. has she been? no. do you know why? i know what you're doing. not at all sure why you're doing it, but it's a tragedy you haven't been able to see the consequences. and i think it's time you stopped. beca