Every Inch a Lady
by Joan Fleming
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How does Joan Fleming use the eccentric and gruesome method of York Cragg’s murder—stabbed like a pin-cushion until the stuffing comes out—to set the unique tone of the mystery, and how does this imagery affect your expectations as a reader?
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Easter is described as "every inch a lady" and stubbornly refuses to leave the house where her husband was murdered; what does this chilling composure reveal about her character, and how does it complicate our perception of her as either a victim or a suspect?
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The dynamic between Jason Cragg and his new friend, Nathaniel Sapperton, drives much of the amateur sleuthing; how do their contrasting personalities and generational viewpoints influence the way they investigate the crime?
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