Jameson appears at Klemper’s Jewellery and asks to buy an expensive watch on credit. She identifies herself as Johnson, a wealthy local financier. Klemper agrees and hands over possession of the watch to Jameson. Jameson immediately pawns it at Larry’s. Klemper sees the watch in Larry’s window the next day. Explain whether he may reclaim it as his own without paying Larry. Are there any further facts that might influence your opinion?