In Venice Fanny continues to cold -shoulder Edmund and spar with his mother, who writes to her husband to employ him,to get him out of Fanny's clutches, in the Bank. The bank is highly successful and Mr. Pancks tells Arthur to invest in it to increase capital for his business. Amy and Fanny are mutually horrified to see Mrs. General woo their father and Fanny finally marries Sparkler, to escape having to have Mrs. General as a step-mother. Amy is deeply upset when her father forbids her to return to London with the newly-weds.
| Name | Type | Role | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Charles Dickens | Writer | ||
| Andrew Davies | Writer | ||
| Adam Smith | Director | ||
| Diarmuid Lawrence | Director |