| Following the performance, the detective and narrator go backstage, where the detective asks for Mr Sherry Vernet. The detective introduces himself as Mr 'Henry Camberley', a theatrical promoter from the New World, and his friend as Mr Sebastian. |
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 | Could I please get Mr. Sherry Vernet? This is my friend Mr. Sebastian, and I'm Mr. Henry Camberly, a promoter from the New World. | |
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| Camberley' asks if Vernet wrote the last play: Vernet replies no, although he did devise the magic lantern effects that accompanied it. He declines to name the author, stating that he does not want his connection to the theatre to be known |
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| Did you write the most recent play? | |
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| No, however I did come up with the magic lantern effects. Since I don't want any connections to the theater to be known, I won't mention the author's names. | |
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| 'Camberley' acts disappointed, then brings out a pipe and pats his pockets. Not having any tobacco, he asks for some of Vernet's, who gladly gives him some of his. |
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| Are there any cigarettes on you? *sighs* | |
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| Yes, I do (handing him the cigarette) | |
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