During
‘Fall Out’ on the wall screen the former No.6 can see his house is being
prepared for him. The ‘for sale’ sign is removed, the windows cleaned, and his
car delivered and polished, then he is presented with the key to his house. And
yet by the time the former No.6 returns to his London home the front door of No.1 Buckingham Place has received an upgrade. When the
butler makes to go into the house there is no need for a key to unlock the
door, because the door is now operated electronically and opens automatically
for him! It gives the impression that No.6 has been in the village all the time!
So why does ZM73, for want of a better name, have to use a key when he returns home from handing in his letter of resignation, this during the opening sequences to ‘Arrival,’ which follows on from ‘Fall Out’?
So why does ZM73, for want of a better name, have to use a key when he returns home from handing in his letter of resignation, this during the opening sequences to ‘Arrival,’ which follows on from ‘Fall Out’?
As for the estate agents, Lageu and Son, the
owners had put No.1 Buckingham Place up for sale, which must have been the firm
ZM73 did business with in regard to obtaining the lease of the house in the
first place. But now, who purchased the house on his behalf, and why?
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