William finds Sugar in the Fireside Inn
On finding the highly-sought Sugar in the Fireside Inn, William Rackham introduces himself using the alias, George Hunt. He belittlingly adds 鈥渨ith an H鈥�. When asked her name she merely says 鈥淪ugar is all there is to my name鈥�.
As they make small talk, William reveals his hair was unsuccessfully modelled on the poet Matthew Arnold. Sugar responds to his embarrassment, adding that she finds his work over-rated. William is astounded by Sugar鈥檚 literary knowledge, especially as he shares this opinion.
Sugar continues to surprise with a critique on the work of John Ruskin. As a barmaid pours more drinks, she looks to Sugar; a congratulatory smile on seducing her new client.
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