21.   The illustrated manuscript found on the day of Tyldsley's disappearance represents a self-evaluation which entails confusion, disagreement, innuendo,  rationalization, and uncertainty.
        Debate takes place,  though not in the form of a traditional dialogue, between distinct voices.  These voices are in an authoritative, practical voice depicted as a black, gothic script, a somewhat antagonistic and negative voice, represented by a red, angular script, and what seems to be the voice of our central character, a sincere and temperate, though confused, voice, written as a blue, gentle, cursive script.
 
 

        The music playing is J.S. Bach's "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" and was obtained from  The Very Best Midi.