After Mikael had been convicted for libeling Hans Erik Wennerstrom, he was sentenced to serve three months in prison. With this sentence, Mikael thought it would be best if he were to just quit his job as co-editor and publisher of the magazine Millenium. Soon after he announced this, Mikael was asked by Henrik Vanger to solve the mystery of missing Harriet in Hedeby. While Mikael has been gone, his co-editor Erika has come to visit him on several occasions. One of the times she was there, her and Mikael went to Henrik's house to have dinner with him. While they were there Millenium was brought up along with the status that it is in at this point in time. Erika says that within a few months the magazine will have to stop because all of their major advertisers have withdrawn from publishing in the magazine. Hearing this news, Henrik agrees to become a part time owner as well as give money to help the magazine get through the rut that it is in. Mikael is hesitant at first, but Erika agrees to it right away since she has nothing else to help her with the magazine since Mikael has quit. Realizing this situation, Mikael agrees to come back to the magazine as soon as he has served his jail sentence and worked for Henrik for exactly a year.
With all of the news that Mikael will be returning to Millenium, all he can do is fear that Wennerstrom might try to attack him again so Wennerstrom doesn't get discovered that he has been mishandling money. If I were Mikael though, I would know that going back to the magazine would be the right choice because Mikael was deemed guilty even though what he wrote was partially true, he just didn't have enought information to back it up. Hopefully after working for Henrik, Mikael will gain that information he needs to know about Wennerstrom to put his case in the bag.
No comments:
Post a Comment