| The narrator asks the detective if he remembered his correspondence with Rache, to which the detective replies that he did, though at the time he had been using the name "Sigerson". |
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| Finally the Palace sends word that the Queen was pleased, finally closing the case: however, the narrator is unconvinced, saying it will not be over until either the detective or Rache kills the other. |
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| The story concludes with the narrator requesting for his manuscript to be sealed in a strongbox and not opened until everyone is dead, though this may be closer than he anticipates due to recent events in Russia. The letter concludes with the signature "S_ M_, Major (retired), Baker Street, London, New Albion, 1881."("A Study In Emerald" 2020) |
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