Unanswered questions, of which there are still many in ’the
Prisoner’ even today, some 47 years after the event. And what’s more they are
never likely to be answered, only speculated about. Such as who packed the two
suit cases the prisoner collected when he returned to his home, after handing
in his letter of resignation? Of course he could have packed them before he
went off to resign his job. And yet the Prisoner never went home, he arrived
home that cannot be denied, but he never went into the house, he climbed behind
the wheel of his Lotus Seven and drove off. It was the Butler
who went into the house, the Prisoner was on his way to hand in his letter of
resignation. But if the Prisoner never went into the house, how could he have
written his letter of resignation that he was due to hand in personally to that
bald-headed man sat behind the desk? Ah, perhaps he wrote that resignation
letter during the journey back to England
in that cage on the trailer of the Scammell Highwayman transporter. So the Butler
packed the two suitcases for the Prisoner in readiness for his return home. And
the Butler? He must have departed
from the house before the return of his master. Why would he do that? Perhaps
he didn’t, perhaps he was in the kitchen when his master returned home in such
a hurry to get away. Any Butler
worth his salt would have been there to greet his master upon his return. So
the Butler must have left the house
previously. So who purchased the airline ticket? And how did the Prisoner’s
passport get put on the desk in the study, when the passport would have been in
the Prisoners’ jacket pocket? Perhaps he gave his passport to the Butler,
and he placed it on the desk with the airline ticket. So what about the airline
ticket, who purchased that? The Butler
did it!
Be seeing you
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