The creepiness of the villain is very much explored in this episode.
The faceless man shows his face to the tenant on the top floor but to the children he is blank.
However Steel wants to know who this man really is and gets Sapphire to turn back time.
He is a shadowy figure who was somehow trapped in the first ever photograph and somehow has been present in every photo ever taken.
Somehow in this building he has escaped and seems to be shifting the children back to sepia life.
This is another episode where Steel can be cold and demanding. I actually wonder how Sapphire can smile at him. There is good interplay between Steel and stroppy Liz who at the same time finds him puzzling and weird.
The faceless man shows his face to the tenant on the top floor but to the children he is blank.
However Steel wants to know who this man really is and gets Sapphire to turn back time.
He is a shadowy figure who was somehow trapped in the first ever photograph and somehow has been present in every photo ever taken.
Somehow in this building he has escaped and seems to be shifting the children back to sepia life.
This is another episode where Steel can be cold and demanding. I actually wonder how Sapphire can smile at him. There is good interplay between Steel and stroppy Liz who at the same time finds him puzzling and weird.
