A life time fan and Prisonerologist of the 1960's series 'the Prisoner', a leading authority on the subject, a short story writer, and now Prisoner novelist.
Friday, 1 February 2013
Teabreak Teaser
Where did the Butler get that key to the door of ‘WELL COME’ seen in ‘Fall Out?’
I'd rather wonder why just this had to be a huge wooden, haunted house type door with an iron key instead of an electronically secured one like anywhere else in the Viallge. The Butler, I think, must have had the position of a caretaker with limited access to the hidden rooms. So, why not to this key! - BCNU!
That's rather very good. I hadn't seen the huge wooden door as being something out of a haunted house. You would think they would have something a bit more modern. Yes the door is unlocked with the use of an iron key, but it does still operate electronically as it opens. As for the key, it might be the same key which the butler uses to lock and unlock the door of the cage in 'Once Upon A Time.' It used to be the case that the same key would fit any number of locks, which were all the same lock!
I'd rather wonder why just this had to be a huge wooden, haunted house type door with an iron key instead of an electronically secured one like anywhere else in the Viallge. The Butler, I think, must have had the position of a caretaker with limited access to the hidden rooms. So, why not to this key! - BCNU!
ReplyDeleteHello Arno,
DeleteThat's rather very good. I hadn't seen the huge wooden door as being something out of a haunted house. You would think they would have something a bit more modern. Yes the door is unlocked with the use of an iron key, but it does still operate electronically as it opens.
As for the key, it might be the same key which the butler uses to lock and unlock the door of the cage in 'Once Upon A Time.' It used to be the case that the same key would fit any number of locks, which were all the same lock!
Regards
David
BCNU