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Having deceived Kurt, Miranda goes on the run. He enlists Violet's help and together they chase Miranda from town to town until she heads off into the mountains on foot. Kurt - now dangerously obsessed with hunting her down - follows her to an underground hideout and confronts Miranda in a final, fatal face-off. Violet arrives to find Kurt sitting by Miranda's body.
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Kurt TEXTS the Cube Hunters, letting them know that he's almost at the mine.
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 It all kicked off at the station. Kurt got there in time to find Miranda waiting on the concourse, infuriated by the train delays (well done, Cube Hunters).
As he approached, she decided to make a break for it, vaulting over the ticket barriers and running onto the platform. She opened an emergency door and clambered onto a train as it pulled away - leaving just enough time for her to hurl a series of threats in Kurt's direction.
What's more, she managed to jump off the train between stops, in the middle of nowhere. Kurt's planning to follow her on foot.
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Kurt TEXTS the Cube Hunters, imploring them to help him keep Miranda in Ryefield. He's been grabbed by the local cops - and he needs help fast!
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Having reached Ryefield a day ahead of Miranda, Kurt sets about making life difficult for her. He puts up posters of her likeness at the railway station and has a chat with the pharmacist. He also gets his ankle checked out and finds that it's almost entirely healed. Hurrah for the magic ointment.
Now, we wait for Miranda to make her move on Tuesday.
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Kurt banks on the assumption that Miranda will need more Oxxypro and will therefore have to head for the nearest town: Ryefield.
As well as a pharmacy, Ryefield also has a major rail junction. And on Tuesday, there will be a firmware upgrade taking place on the rail network, which means the surveillance system will be down. No doubt Miranda will want to take that opportunity to get hundreds of miles away.
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Violet gives her version of the argument with Kurt. It sounds like there was some fault on both sides: while Kurt is certainly becoming obsessive about Miranda, Violet was perhaps too flippant in trying to divert his attention with pastries and muffins.
He told her to go home. She wanted to look after him, but if Kurt doesn't want her around, what can she do?
Not even Caine can cheer her up.
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Kurt and Violet go their separate ways after an unspecified argument. She heads back to Perplex City while he catches a train to Stone Mills.
In Miranda's first aid kit, Kurt finds a tube of cream which helps his ankle heal much faster. His mental health, though, seems to be deteriorating quicker than ever.
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Violet gives us a post mortem on the day's events.
Miranda got away, with a supply of Oxxypro. Kurt managed to hurt himself in the process - so much so that Violet betrayed her feelings for a moment. Only for a moment, though.
And tonight, they'll be staying in Drowsington together at the boarding house. It's almost romantic...
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From the audio clips, Kurt manages to track Miranda's progress, heading west out of town.
Moreover, the marathon website has revealed that Miranda (as 'Jean Morgan') ran twice and has a dependecy on Oxxypro, a treatment for a condition similar to asthma. The Auger Park station care package had included some Oxxypro tablets, and because Violet got hold of it, Miranda will be running low. She'll need to find a licenced pharmacist. Which means she'll need to head for a decent-sized town west of PXC: Drowsington.
Kurt's already booked his train ticket.
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After a series of sketchy newsflashes, here's the final version of the Sentinel's explosion coverage. Sounds like the building was wrecked. And it definitely sounds like Miranda's place. A gas leak is blamed. There are several casualties, but no mention of Kurt.
The artist's impression is terrific.
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