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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Andrew D. Gable" data-source="post: 1560318" data-attributes="member: 4144">When Richard first reaches the two, it seems that there is some measure of a pulse left in Horatio... but that quickly fades.  As to the blind man, the question is problematic.  He is covered in blood, as is expected, but he bears no obvious wounds.  He feels strangely cold to the touch for a man who had died only a few moments before.Other than his ticket, the man's pockets are completely devoid of any identification, or of money.  When his dark-lensed glasses are tipped off, the doctor finds that not only was he blind, he lacked eyes.  Judging by the look of the empty sockets, Richard would say that it was only a few days since he lost his eyes.A railway policeman runs up to the train for a moment, then departs to go up and down the tunnel, lighting warning beacons.</blockquote>