I'm going to get screamed at I'm sure, but I did wonder why the woman stayed on the train/didn't change carriages when JN went to get off? There had been no violence, and no knife shown, so there was nothing to stop her. Why did it all have to be JN's fault? But then there wouldn't have been a story...And I know it's disgraceful etc etc, lack of freedom for women, bound to provoke a feminist rant etc etc, but there is no way I would get on a half deserted train and what's more onto a carriage with only 3 men in it at gone midnight (and don't all rush to tell me that some people have to, please!) I think it was a great idea for a drama but failed as it was so implausible.