Dead Letters is the fifth Charles Dickens memory: the Ghost Club looks at a gilded mail coach in a junkyard that is said to be haunted, and your tired twin dozes off beside it. What follows is a carriage rescue that may or may not be real.
Part 5 of 8 in Charles Dickens's London Stories
Dickens notices the twin looks exhausted. After inspecting the coach, Jacob or Evie falls asleep and wakes to find a love letter addressed to a Frye and a set of tracks. A woman shouts for help from a passing cart: she has been taken from her family by a man who wants to force her into marriage. Hijack the kidnapper's carriage, fight off his accomplices as they chase you, then drive her home.
Inspect the coach, read the letter, hijack the kidnapper's carriage, defend it from the pursuers and take the woman home.
At her door the woman introduces herself as Elizabeth and asks you to sit beside her, but the carriage is empty. In her place is a farewell letter to her parents saying she expected to die rather than marry a marquis. Your twin then wakes up next to the junkyard coach, and the memory never settles whether it was only a dream.
Evie points out that Royal Mail coaches fell out of use once the post moved to the railways, and both twins admit the old coach looks tempting to sit in. The first letter, signed by Elizabeth, begs its Frye reader to come back to her without delay.
The two-minute limit for full sync covers the hijack, so close in on the kidnapper's cart as soon as the woman cries out and take the reins before dealing with anyone else.
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