by Agatha Christie
(Collection of Miss Marple Short Stories)
JAMES says:
“I have a problem for you to mull over” Colonel Twodimensional leant back in his armchair as the rest of the group of unlikely friends held their breath in anticipation. “Some guy disappeared and everyone thought it was some other guy that had killed him and stuff”
“Well, “ said the token female smugly, “I think it was actually that other guy’s friend”
“What about you Miss Marple?”
“Don’t ask her, she’s just a silly old woman”
Miss Marple’s cheeks turned pink. “I may be just be a silly woman but this very much reminds me of the time a very implausible thing happened to Mrs Green the Grocer’s Wife, that didn’t really make any sense when you think about it, and it was actually that midget that you mentioned briefly at the start who killed him and stuff”
“Well, actually I improbably ran into the midget a bit later and he told me that was exactly what happened. And then he died”
Repeat x13
I think you take my point.
2/10
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