A Picture of a Place story
An elderly woman lives in a house full of antiques. On visiting, a con-man buys a valuable picture from her at a knockdown price. She turns out to be smarter. Directed by: Giles Foster. Story by: Doug Morgan.
6 total · 5 major · 1 minor
| Theme | Level | Motivation |
|---|---|---|
| art forgery | major | Hazel was forging and selling John Constable paintings. |
| con artistry | major | Merv Pottinger was cheating old people but it turned out the elderly woman was in fact forging artworks so the conner got conned. |
| mother and son | major | Andrew lived with his old mother Hazel and tried to stop her from forging art. |
| painting | major | The story centered around an old woman who was forging John Constable paintings. |
| poetic justice | major | Hazel coned Merv Pottinger who was trying to con her. |
| boyfriend and girlfriend | minor | Andrew went to the pub with someone who acted like a girlfriend. |