Well
that’s what No.6 was, an escaped prisoner, but not the one the police were
looking for. As for Colonel James and Thorpe, I’ve never been sure about them
one way or the other. Were they both in cahoots with the village, or had they
really no knowledge of the place? It’s an easy game for the Colonel and Thorpe
to play, just de-brief their ex-colleague, investigate his story, and if they
are in league with the village, just as the former Colonel and Fotheringay had
been, all they had to do was send him on his way back to it! And if not, then
did the Colonel authorize a search for the lost aircraft and crew supposedly
lost in an accident at sea? But I expect the commander of RAF Gibraltar would
have alerted British Intelligence back in England, and in turn the
Colonel. And yet the question remains,
were the Colonel and Thorpe in league with the village as their predecessors
had been? Or were they innocent of any such collaboration? Perhaps this is insoluble
for both man and machine!
Be seeing you
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