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I've been pondering over Gregory Downes Howells' disappearance lately, and something that doesn't get mentioned much is the manuscript of his play, *Lazarus*, found in the car. It feels significant, especially considering the title. Does anyone else think that his artistic work might hold clues to his mindset or even his fate? Playwrights often pour their inner world into their writing, so it makes me wonder if *Lazarus* could be a reflection of his emotional state or plans during that time. With him being under so much pressure personally and professionally, maybe there was something hidden between the lines that we haven't caught onto yet. Perhaps revisiting the themes or characters in the play might provide some insight? Just a thought.
