🔍The investigation into the bank robbery continues and focuses on Stephen Blackpool.
✉️Rachel insists that Stephen is innocent and writes a letter asking him to return to Coketown.
❓Mr. Bounderby doubts the existence of Rachel's letter and questions Stephen's innocence.
💼Rachel reveals that Stephen had to change his name to find work in another city.
⏳Stephen does not return, leading to further suspicion and speculation about his guilt.
Is Stephen guilty of the bank robbery?
—There is no concrete evidence of Stephen's guilt, and Rachel strongly believes in his innocence.
Why does Mr. Bounderby doubt Rachel's letter?
—Mr. Bounderby questions the existence of the letter as there is no record of it at the post office.
Why did Stephen have to change his name?
—Stephen had to change his name to find work in another city.
Does Rachel know where Stephen is?
—Rachel refuses to disclose Stephen's whereabouts, leaving everyone to wonder where he is.
What happens when Stephen doesn't return?
—His absence leads to increasing suspicion and speculation about his guilt.
00:09The investigation into the bank robbery continues.
00:19Rachel insists that Stephen is innocent and writes him a letter.
00:22Mr. Bounderby questions the existence of Rachel's letter.
00:46Rachel reveals that Stephen had to change his name for work.
01:00Stephen does not return, raising suspicions.
01:18Messengers are dispatched to find Stephen, but they return empty-handed.
01:25Another week passes without any sign of Stephen.
01:31Mr. Bounderby remains convinced of Stephen's guilt.
