Review of Of Late I Think of Cliffordville

I just love the work these wonderful actors did in this episode. Even though the "bald wig" on Mr. Feathersmith is obvious, his fine acting ability helps us to forget that and, instead, get wrapped up in the story. One thing trips me up, though: One would've thought that, when Miss Devlin was listing all of Mr. Feathersmith's greedy shortcomings, she would be cheering him on, saying "Good going! Keep up the bad work!" Instead, she was disgusted with him. In the end, it seems she saved his soul because he was then a humble janitor, rather than a ruthless tycoon. That doesn't seem like something a devil would do. Consequently, the story's ending kind of sends mixed signals.