“That I’m still myself.”
“Lucky you.”
{Number 6 and the maid-Number 54 – Dance of The Dead}
“Lucky you.”
{Number 6 and the maid-Number 54 – Dance of The Dead}
Yes
lucky Number 6, he’s had his own suit specially delivered for the occasion of
Carnival and he sees that as him still being himself. Lucky him? Yes when you
think about it, because he’s one of those prisoners who have their breakfast brought
to them by their personal maid! Mind you by the time it gets there the
breakfast would be cold anyway, so perhaps he’s not so lucky to enjoy such a
privilege. In a later episode it looks like that privilege has been taken away
from him, because he’s either having to make his own breakfast, or he puts up
with having a sandwich and cup of tea. Mind you there’s one thing to be said
about Number 6, he knows how to make a decent cup of tea, and gives us a lesson
in such. Number 6 is nothing if not domesticated, but I cannot see him flicking
a feather duster about the cottage or doing the vacuuming, can you? As for his
suit of clothes they must have allowed Number 6 to keep them a while, as they
can be seen hanging up in his wardrobe when its being searched in ‘The
General.’ It must have been sometime after that they took his suit away and put
it on his effigy in that cloakroom! I wonder who modelled that effigy, perhaps
it was the Professor’s widow!
Be seeing you
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