Lilly then dances with one of the suitors, a gangly man named Jedidiah-rather a painful experience as he steps on her foot repeatedly. Before she can attempt to escape, her older sister Maria has already sat down at the piano, insisting that she dance. For dinner, Leadfield serves them the usual meal of porridge and potatoes and afterwards, Aunt Brank suggests that Lilly dance. Meanwhile, back at the Brank residence, Lilly is left alone with her twin sisters and aunt, forced to entertain three suitors that her aunt has invited for Christmas Eve. Stepping inside the warm store, he approaches the man behind the counter and asks him to show him the store's merchandise, stating that he needs to buy a Christmas present. They finally stop in front of an establishment and Mr Ambrose affirms from Karim that the owner is discreet.

Shoving the stranger away, they both continue their journey, with the streets growing darker and the houses becoming shabbier. Mr Ambrose grabs the man and threatens him one last time, saying it would be the last thing he ever does if he ever tells anyone whom he's seen. Mr Ambrose spots a small present on the ground and orders Karim to let the man go. The terrified man responds that he is not following anyone and is only going to the local orphanage. Karim pins the man to the wall and interrogates him at knife-point, demanding to know who has sent him to follow them. Mr Ambrose reacts by incapacitating the stranger. Mr Ambrose sneaks through the freezing streets of London with Karim when someone suddenly appears in front of them. Mr Rikkard Ambrose is stalking the wintry alleys of London, doing something he has never done before…īut does he do it for himself – or is it a sacrifice for someone special?

Silent night robert thier