On this pencil, pen and watercolor sketch of Nancy fainting, someone--possibly the copperplate engraver Becker, who engraved the captions for the plates--has penciled two alternative titles. George Cruikshank often sent Charles Dickens suggestions for captions, emphasizing in the variants different moments or characters within the scene, but Dickens was the final authority for each title. Thus, picture and caption both indicate the ways in which the author and the artist understood the events they were describing.