The officer curses Horatio and Melody's spirits to be bound to Danbury Acres until crack of doom unless some evidence proves them wrong. When Sheldon reads from Danbury's memoirs, Danbury states that Horatio had a letter of recommendation from George Washington. Danbury had seen and read the letter and had plans to use it to convict Horatio of treason in the event the British won the war. Since he has declared in writing the existence of the letter proving Horatio was a patriot, that statement alone should've been enough evidence to prove that Horatio and Melody (since she was working with Horatio at the time) were in fact not traitors; thereby lifting the curse upon discovery of Danbury's declared statement.

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Se ci sei batti due colpi (1946)

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