Moving through the house, Chess can see a number of portraits, of the woman, her now-deceased husband, and their son, in various places. She was certainly extremely attractive when she was younger, and now, as she grows older, her look has merely matured into that of a strong, noble woman. Throughout her journey in the house she only spots two people; one maid, busily cleaning a room, dusting and organizing, and the Lady herself, enjoying a glass of brandy and a book, in her sitting room, in a large, cushioned chair by the fire.