This was a very creepy one. The story kept me interested, and I am a Fred Gwynne fan! I did not know why Uncle Zenith felt he had to take his life at this point. Is it because he felt Xavier had agreed to his request so he had to go now? Also, I thought he said the Joshua letter would explain what to do if the locks were disturbed, but later it just seemed to explain what was happening more than what to do. I guess blessing his grave was the solution, but they left it to our imagination at the end if it brought the peace ever after. Maybe if these stories didn\'t relax me to sleep I would have caught the answers I looked up Wilkie Collins because I don\'t know much about him. I found that he was friends with Charles Dickens. I enjoyed this modernized adaptation, and I will also check out Wilkie\'s original version from his day as well.<br>