After Enola narrowly escapes from the assassin at Limehouse Lane, she tells the story of the time she tried to save a sheep from falling off a cliff, nearly dying in the process.
She then says: "The truth is, I did not ask for the Viscount Tewkesbury Marquess of Basilwether in my life. I did not want the Viscount Tewkesbury Marquess of Basilwether in my life."
Enola continues, "So why do I feel responsibility for the Viscount Tewkesbury Marquess of Basilwether? Because, there are those that want to hurt him, and he has not the strength to stop them, and I do have that strength."
Not only is Tewkesbury compared to the sheep in the story, but he actually appears in a cart of sheep, matching their wool in a similarly colored suit, on his journey into London.