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Epilogs 3: Summary
Blenheim Palace, November 1714
Bob Shaftoe, Colonel Barnes and the Duke of Marlborough are residing at Blenheim Palace and have converted it into a chapel and a vicarage where Barnes is known as the Vicar of Blenheim. Bob is the gardener and mentions that he hopes his brother never shows up here. The other men ask how that is possible because he is dead.
Epilogs 3: Analysis
The reader can safely assume that Bob helped cut Jack down, especially because his face was the last thing Jack visualized before he hung. While Bob, Barnes and the duke seemed to be acquaintances throughout the novel, it was rather puzzling to discover the men have decided to live together and pursue completely different occupations. It suggests they want to escape from the public eye and no longer be subjected to conflict.
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