Shakespeare & Hathaway: Private Investigators season 3 episode 9 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In a gripping tale intertwining family legacies and supernatural beliefs, the Montague family faces financial struggles and the mysterious disappearance of Old Lil's photograph, believed to protect their pub from spirits. Hired investigators, Frank Hathaway and Lu Shakespeare, dive into a case that escalates from a simple theft to a murder investigation, uncovering hidden relationships, ancient grievances, and a centuries-old mystery. The resolution unveils Old Lil's photograph as key to proving the Montagues' rightful ownership of the pub, bringing to light hidden deeds and suggesting a path toward reconciliation between the Montague and Capulet families, despite the shadow of tragedy.
Full Episode S03E09 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the significance of Old Lil's photograph?
Old Lil's photograph is believed to protect the Montague pub from harmful spirits and holds sentimental value to the family.
Why do the Montagues need to repurchase their pub's leasehold?
The Montague family must repurchase the leasehold from the Capulet family every 30 years due to a longstanding agreement.
Who hires Frank Hathaway and Lu Shakespeare?
Melanie Montague hires the private investigators to find the stolen photograph of Old Lil.
What does Penelope investigate at the pub?
Penelope investigates paranormal activity and explores the history of Old Lil and a mysterious wager related to the pub's ownership.
What triggers the escalation from a theft to a murder investigation?
The investigation escalates when Penelope Lawrence is found murdered.
How is Old Lil's photograph connected to the pub's ownership?
Old Lil's photograph hides transfer deeds that prove the Montague family's rightful ownership of the pub.
Who is found guilty of breaking into the pub and murdering Penelope?
Stephen Capulet is revealed to be the culprit behind the break-in and Penelope's murder.
What role does the diary play in solving the case?
Old Lil's diary provides crucial clues about the photograph's significance and the hidden transfer deeds.
How does the case affect the relationship between the Montague and Capulet families?
The case hints at a possible reconciliation between the families despite past grievances and the tragic events.
What happens to the Montague pub in the end?
The discovery of the hidden transfer deeds ensures the Montague family retains ownership of the pub.