Ten Bells

: This article page is about the Ten Bells in Sanctuary. For real-world location, see Wikipedia:Ten Bells.
The Ten Bells is a pub located in the Spitalfields in the East End of London. It was rebuilt in 1851 (moving a few meters away from its original location at 12 Red Lion Street) due to the cutting of Commercial Street. It currently sits on the corner at 84 Commercial Street and Fournier Street. The establishment has connections with two Jack the Ripper victims: Annie Chapman and Mary Jane Kelly.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ten_Bells
== History ==
=== Web Series ===
	:The opening scene is set in November 1888 just outside the Ten Bells located within the Whitechapel District. A prostitute named Molly is on the street a few paces away from the Ten Bells when she's suddenly and silently approached by John Druitt, giving her a fright. As they converse, Druitt behind his back begins to attempt to make a dangerous move towards Molly, partially unsheathing the rapier blade hidden within his walking stick, however is interrupted by Helen Magnus arriving. Druitt introduces Magnus to Molly as a doctor and his former fiancée. As Molly attempts to dismiss herself, Druitt refuses to let her leave. As Magnus and Druitt discuss the situation they are currently in, Molly horrifically realizes Druitt is Jack the Ripper. Druitt then drops his façade and quickly takes Molly hostage; covering her mouth with his hand and holding a blade to her throat. Magnus holds Druitt at gunpoint demanding he let Molly go. Druitt fains compliance then sinisterly slashes Molly's throat and Molly drops to the ground. Magnus pulls the trigger of her revolver, however the bullet only grazes Druitt's right cheek as he turns and teleports away. Magnus then rushes to check on Molly, finding her body now lifeless.
=== Season 1 ===
	:The same scene from the opening of webisode One is reused as a flashback at the end of the episode. Will Zimmerman confronts Helen Magnus as she journals in her study to interrogate her about John Druitt being Jack the Ripper, her connection to him, and how it's possible that they could both be still be alive from the late 1880s. As she provides answers (some intentionally left vague) to his questions, she reminisces about how "It all went wrong" after she gave Druitt a sample of her blood to prolong his life from a deadly disease; failing to save Molly - Druitt's eighth victim.
== References ==
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