Sapphire and Steel submit to Tully's methods, and agree, reluctantly to hold a seance, their aim, to learn the name of the soldier, but a different voice comes through.
It's a very interesting continuation of the story, it generates some pretty harrowing thoughts of what life must have indeed been like for soldiers and naval officers at a time of war.
The Seance was a truly interesting scene, incredibly well acted, we were transported back to 1938, those events were skilfully brought to life, and it's about the first time we see both Sapphire and Steel jointly placed in danger.
We get to see a different side to Steel's character, he perhaps has a more reasonable side than I first thought, the scene where he tries to reason with The Ghost, and appeal to his better nature, was a very good moment.
8/10.
It's a very interesting continuation of the story, it generates some pretty harrowing thoughts of what life must have indeed been like for soldiers and naval officers at a time of war.
The Seance was a truly interesting scene, incredibly well acted, we were transported back to 1938, those events were skilfully brought to life, and it's about the first time we see both Sapphire and Steel jointly placed in danger.
We get to see a different side to Steel's character, he perhaps has a more reasonable side than I first thought, the scene where he tries to reason with The Ghost, and appeal to his better nature, was a very good moment.
8/10.
