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Betteredge encounters three Indians and an English boy in front of the house the party is being held at.
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Together, Betteredge and Franklin decide that the moonstone should be given to Rachel for her birthday.
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A foreign gentleman visits Betteredge at Verinder house for what he believes is because of business regarding a woman or debt.
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Betteredge and Cuff hear of Lady Verinder and Miss Clack's arrangements to meet up in London.
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Jennings meets with Betteredge and Franklin. Franklin reports that Mr. Bruff is suspicious of Jennings and is not interested in the suggested experiment nor the use of opium.
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Betteredge shows Jennings a passage in Robinson Crusoe. This passage not only shows Betteredge's doubts in the experiment but also shows Betteredge's life philosophy.
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Franklin, Jennings, and Betteredge attempt to recreate the night of the theft by preparing the scene and with the aid of opium.
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Betteredge reports to Cuff that Rachel and Franklin married on Tuesday, October, 9th.
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Franklin Blake requests that Betteredge narrates the events that occurred the night the moonstone was stolen,