🔑Harthouse is pleased with his progress in winning over Louise, but his happiness is short-lived.
💼Mr. Bounderby informs Harthouse about a bank robbery and suspects Stephen Blackpool and accomplices.
🤔Mrs. Sparsit testifies against Stephen, further fueling suspicion against him.
🔒Tom shows signs of guilt and confesses his involvement in the robbery to James Harthouse.
😔Tom's guilt indicates remorse for betraying his sister Louise's trust.
Who does Mr. Bounderby suspect in the bank robbery?
—Mr. Bounderby suspects Stephen Blackpool and two accomplices.
What does Mrs. Sparsit testify against Stephen?
—Mrs. Sparsit testifies that she has seen Stephen loitering outside the bank after closing.
What does Tom confess to James Harthouse?
—Tom confesses his involvement in the robbery to James Harthouse.
What is the significance of Tom's guilt?
—Tom's guilt reveals his remorse for betraying his sister's trust.
What does Harthouse realize about his progress with Louise?
—Harthouse realizes that his progress with Louise is short-lived.
00:09Harthouse is pleased with himself for cultivating Louise's confidence and affections.
00:25Mr. Bounderby informs Harthouse about a bank robbery and suspects Stephen Blackpool and accomplices.
01:00Mrs. Sparsit testifies against Stephen, further fueling suspicion against him.
01:28Tom shows signs of guilt and confesses his involvement in the robbery to James Harthouse.
01:37Tom's guilt reveals his remorse for betraying his sister Louise's trust.
01:45Tom's involvement in the robbery becomes apparent.
