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| 41. Instead of playing in traffic, Anthony heads to the old Winterborn mansion to look for clues. |
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| 42. There he runs into Mr. Loomis again. Wasn't he reading the poem earlier? Is he after the treasure dressed like a painter and handyman? I doubt it. |
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| 43. Miss Eells eagerly listens to Anthony's dribble about something. |
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| 44. Anthony returns to the house that night and sneaks around. The door appears to be open so he wanders around inside until he hears something. Racing out the front door, he dramatically trips on the staircase – and gives Shambles a good show collapsing on the ground. |
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| 35. Shambles waits for an encore, but whines when the funky musical riff and squeaky shoes waltz into view. Eerie, how those shoes seem to be following Anthony. Wait - am I on to something here? |
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| 36. This is what Anthony sees waking from his mild (very mild) concussion. |
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| 37. This is Anthony. No, really. |
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| 38. This is classic: Doc giving the ol' "snap and point your fingers" move. (What a goof.) |
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| 39. With everyone out of earshot, Anthony accuses Miss Eells of causing his accident in her effort to beat him at getting the treasure. Even after dryly pointing out how wrong he is, Miss Eells still puts up with the little punk after his weak apology of feeling “messed up.” Grow up, kid. |
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| 50. Miss Eells’ idea for recovery is to visit an auction where furniture belonging to Winterborn is up for sale. She gets excited at the prospect of wearing a hat outside for the duration of the event. Hooray for us. |
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