She began the next phase of her plan, hiding ciphers in the newspapers for her mother to see. When Enola gets to London, she buys a new dress and rents a small room. In order to blend in with society, Enola purchased a fine dress. The two continue on to London together, but Enola insists they separate as soon as they reach the city. They manage to escape by jumping off the train.
She initially refuses, but is forced to intervene when the man attempts to kill Tewkesbury. He is being followed by a man in a bowler hat, and asks for Enola to help him hide. He introduces himself as Viscount Tewkesbury, the Marquess of Basilwether, and says he has run away from home. On a train, Enola is shocked when a young man get out of a suitcase in her carriage. On the train to London, Enola met Viscount Tewkesbury, who was hiding in her carriage. Enola decides to run away, using some parting gifts her mother had left for her. Sherlock stated it was not his responsibility to educate her, but was left astonished when Enola said he had allowed Mycroft to be cruel to their mother. With Eudoria absent, Mycroft insists on sending Enola to boarding school in spite of Enola's pleas to the contrary. Enola's brothers, Mycroft and Sherlock, arrive at their home to investigate the disappearance, and conclude that she left on her own. On Enola's sixteenth birthday, she awakes to discover her mother, Eudoria is missing.
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