Episode
Moriarty the Patriot: The “Noahtic”, Act 1
Overview
A commoner is chased down by a hunter and his dogs before being shot. The ocean liner Noahtic begins its maiden voyage and Count Blitz Enders, an openly arrogant noble, heavily criticizes that commoners are allowed aboard. Days previously, William shared his plan to slowly remake society by plunging London into an era of crime, all while committing murders designed to educate commoners in exactly how the nobility have been abusing them, starting with Blitz.
Details
- Series
- Moriarty the Patriot
- Season
- Season 1
- Episode
- Episode 6
- Air date
- 2020-11-15
- Runtime
- 24 min
Episode context
The “Noahtic”, Act 1 is Episode 6 in Season 1 of Moriarty the Patriot. It aired on 2020-11-15. The runtime is 24 min.
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Episode 5: The Dancers on the Bridge
William learns that Lucian, one of his students at Durhnam University, hasn’t returned for three days. What’s more, the waitress Lucian had vowed to love throws herself from a bridge and dies. However, one of the university’s administrator assures William there’s nothing to worry about, but William disagrees and begins to investigate Lucian’s last movements.
Episode 7: The “Noahtic”, Act 2
Moriarty pretends to believe Blitz’s lie that he killed Thomas in self-defense and offers to cover up the crime.
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