Dickens presented Datchery as a strange man who appeared in Cloisterham several months after Edwin died. The man seems particularly interested in the story of the murder and talks to different people in the town about it. Henry Jackson dismisses the theory that Datchery is some ordinary detective hired by Grewgious ‘for; (I) whereas the ordinary detective would naturally seek to lose himself in the crowd, Datchery is unusual, eccentric, conspicuous;
Dickens presented Datchery as a strange man who appeared in Cloisterham several months after Edwin died. The man seems particularly interested in the story of the murder and talks to different people in the town about it. Henry Jackson dismisses the theory that Datchery is some ordinary detective hired by Grewgious ‘for; (I) whereas the ordinary detective would naturally seek to lose himself in the crowd, Datchery is unusual, eccentric, conspicuous;