<strong>Cooper and Tyler meet in the hallway on the way to the drawing room</strong><br/><br/>As they reached the hallway Cooper nodded at Helena in response to her recollection of the shuck. “It could be the same, indeed so Helena.”<br/><br/>He was about to continue when he saw Tyler and a woman walking out of the library and into the hall. He smiled at him as their eyes met. He was glad to see that Tyler was alright. In fact he was deeply relieved.<br/><br/>Like Cooper, once Tyler had seen his companion from the stairwell the relief in his face was quite clear for all to see. He was certain that Cooper would have perished.<br/><br/>They were within touching distance once they all reached the entrance to the drawing room. He took the Major’s hand and shook it firmly. “I see you made it then, good man.” He remarked to his friend. He wanted to hug him tightly, but this was not the place for such displays of affection. “Any idea what has been going on here?” he questioned. The Major shook his head and remarked “Only that our host has been killed other than that, not a clue. We have just been asked to gather in the drawing room. Your are quite welcome to join us, good man.” Cooper looked shocked "A murder, oh my. I heard some screaming from upstairs too whilst I was exploring. I hope everything is alright there too." He quickly calmed himself as he nodded to the Major whilst he followed him and the others into the drawing room.<br/><br/>The Major found a couple of spare seats for himself and Rowena whilst Copper stood next to him. They both scanned the room as if trying to make sense of the situation. Luckily for the Major he has Rowena and Cooper to keep him calm. He did not like the police. He considered them to be extremely stupid. Upon seeing them, he smiled as it reminded him of a story he had read where a man had killed his wife, wrapped her in an old rug and whilst in the street trying to put her in his carriage a policeman went by and seeing that the man was struggling with this rug had assisted him in putting it into the carriage. After which he just tipped his hat and wished him a good evening, before going about his business. Sometimes Tyler would get confused between story and something that had happened to him but he was sure that this was a story. Well at least he taught he was sure.<br/>