Momentum
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A note from the Authors
The
scrupulous biographer can’t help feeling embarrassed when faced by the task of
recounting this turning point in the joint lives of Patrick Moriarty and Jack
Waszowski. Up to a certain time, the facts are clear enough-- but in the many
years that have passed after that fateful winter night in 1896, nobody ever
could ascertain what really happened in the dead hours before dawn, when even
London falls silent.
Was it Dr.
Waszowski who stepped out of the front door of the sandstone building in
Kensington, or was it the more slender, tall frame of Mr. Moriarty? Did the step
sounding on the pavement in the chill of deepest darkness mark the determined
rhythm of someone who follows after his decision, however painful it may prove,
or the hasty staccato of a man who runs from his ghosts?...
What is known
is the outcome, and that is history.
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Jack's point of view | Patrick's point of view |
1_J. The Christmas ball at the Grevilles', and what happened after that
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1_P. The Christmas ball at the Grevilles', and what happened after that
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2_J_a. Separation: Jack leaves
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2_J_b. Separation: Patrick leaves
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2_P_a. Separation: Patrick leaves
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2_P_b. Separation: Jack leaves
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