[s2e2] The Black Witch Moth -
Eliza eventually discovers that the insurance company that hired her is a front for a "dodgy lawyer" and that the case involves fraud.
The episode highlights Eliza's struggle for professional respect; she is initially rejected by a women's cultural society because of the "caliber" of her clients. The Real Black Witch Moth [S2E2] The Black Witch Moth
William is forced to mentor a new, "privileged" apprentice detective, Oliver Fitzroy, whose father is a high-ranking official at Scotland Yard. Eliza eventually discovers that the insurance company that
The sketch was stolen from a small natural history museum run by Mrs. Garret. Key Plot Points The sketch was stolen from a small natural
The story is set in 1882, shortly after Darwin's death, which has caused the value of his original artwork to soar.
William "The Duke" Wellington is officially investigating the theft for Scotland Yard, putting him in direct competition with Eliza.
The episode uses the folklore of the actual black witch moth as a thematic backdrop. In reality:
Eliza eventually discovers that the insurance company that hired her is a front for a "dodgy lawyer" and that the case involves fraud.
The episode highlights Eliza's struggle for professional respect; she is initially rejected by a women's cultural society because of the "caliber" of her clients. The Real Black Witch Moth
William is forced to mentor a new, "privileged" apprentice detective, Oliver Fitzroy, whose father is a high-ranking official at Scotland Yard.
The sketch was stolen from a small natural history museum run by Mrs. Garret. Key Plot Points
The story is set in 1882, shortly after Darwin's death, which has caused the value of his original artwork to soar.
William "The Duke" Wellington is officially investigating the theft for Scotland Yard, putting him in direct competition with Eliza.
The episode uses the folklore of the actual black witch moth as a thematic backdrop. In reality: