The boss quickly matched the description to an employee named Mr.D -- Francis Dolarhyde, who maintained the equipment for tape transfers, and had access to every tape that came through the company.Imposter "Giacomo" - An Unwitting Pawn in he Castle:Sir Locksley was immediately suspicious about "Giacomo": "Your Giacomo seems more the fool than the assassin.Peter: Sounds like a lot of supernatural baloney to me.Werdegast: Supernatural, perhaps -baloney, perhaps not! There are many things under the sun.Poelzig: I shall show you your rooms.Peter: It's strange about the cat.Joan seemed so curiously affected when you killed it.Werdegast: That was coincidence, I think.However, certain ancient books say that the Black Cat is the living embodiment of Evil.And if that Evil enters into the nearest living thing, it is...Poelzig: (interrupting) The Black Cat does not die.Those same books, if I'm not mistaken, teach that the Black Cat is deathless.Deathless as Evil.It is the origin of the common superstition.You know, the cat with nine lives.At his bedroom door, Poelzig bids Vitus (and then Peter) goodnight: "Sleep well." Peter criticizes Poelzig's architectural aste as he speaks to Werdegast through an adjoining bedroom: "Well, I suppose we've got to have architects too.At the ruins of Calima, thousands of years old (according to Ari), Leo and the group ran inside, although they found it was deserted.[The carved wooden adornments of the interior of the cottage reflect the skilled craftsmanship of its occupants.