Christopher Wren
Childish, likely mentally ill architect
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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
Christopher Wren | Childish, likely mentally ill architect |
Mrs. Boyle | Old judge who was the second murdered |
Giles Ralston | Arrogant, reckless man, wore similar attire as the murderer |
Mollie Ralston | Overly trusting, owner of Monkswell Manor |
Mr. Paravicini | Unexpected guest, rich |
Major Metcalf | Overly respectful, was in the military |
Miss Casewell | Manly, wore similar attire of the murderer and had an unhappy childhood, likey Corrigan daughter |
Trotter | Sent by police to protect anyone in Monkswell manor who was related to the Longridge Farm Case |
Mrs. Maureen Lyon | Real name Mrs. Maureen Stanning, abused the Corrigans and was the first murdered |
Monkswell Manor | Owned by Mollie Ralston, rundown manor passed down from generation to generation |
Three Blind Mice | Whistled by murderer before each murder, was also played on piano in the drawing room |
24 Culver Street | Where the first murder happened |
The Great Hall (of Monkswell Manor) | Where the second murder happened |
The Longridge Farm Case | A crime that happened a long time before the play in which the Stannings had abused the Corrigans, resulting in the death of the youngest Corrigan son, both Mrs. and Mr. Stanning went to jail, Mr. Stanning died in jail while Mrs. Stanning served her sentence and was murdered at the start of the play |