Book Two-Me, Myself-Summary
Eight months since his Seventh tale. Pearson receives a letter in the 21st century; dated January 5th, 1753, from himself, and one he never wrote. The handwriting, the drawing all led to Mr. Finch having actually been there. To find the truth Mr. Finch needs to visit a place he had never been; to meet a woman he only knew from a few vague pictures and written history.
Though Intrigued, Pearson begun deeper research. A woman by the name of Elizabeth Canning disappeared for 28 days claiming she was kidnapped. Eventually proven a farce; was sentenced for perjury and exiled to the states.
The connection was far from pleasant, defined as confusion and misleading. Never being to Manchester at or around that time Pearson was able to conclude what had happened.
A second Pearson Finch shifted during the original freak mirror incident some years earlier. An incident that caused: chards of mirror to reflect random visions, of both him and historical images. Though the same person; the replica of the original Pearson does not carry the same knowledge. Not having the same information caused the second Mr. Finch to fall into another shift never to return.
