Ben Chapman

On page 20, “Thomas Cooks” should probably be “Thomas Cook”.

“Ghat” in the glossary is not in boldface.

Sixth line of text on page 13, missing space: “...powerful theocracy.The stories...”.

11 hours ago, klecser said:

Page 9 second paragraph, line 3: "fseated Warner" should be Langdon Warner?

And in that same line, “Caves of the Thousands Buddhas” should be “Caves of the Thousand Buddhas”.

Hey chili. I've come to this forum to find the answer to this as well.

It is never stated in the adventure, but I am assuming that being a Russian émigré, Pyotr would have known about Anna Tchaikovsky at the time of the start of the adventure, as Baron Kleist was having private audiences before going public through the newspaper piece.

The question for me is why Pyotr is interested in Franziska. I guess that he has somehow worked out that Anna might be Franziska, making it likely that Anna is an imposter. This is probably the result he wanted. Proving that Franziska is dead rules out the suspicion that Anna Tchaikovsky is actually a Polish peasant girl. I don't know what it means to Pyotr that Franziska is alive.