House Mystery

St. Mary Mead is a typical British village: quiet and peaceful, far away from the hustle and bustle of London, and with convenient transportation; a large train station, a church, a hotel, several convenience stores, groceries and bars... and a group of old ladies who love to talk, the first of whom is Miss Marple. Miss Marple is tall, with pure blue eyes, pink cheeks, and a gentle temperament. She lived next door to the pastor's house, so she had the perfect time and place. The old lady was keen on gardening. While repairing the garden, she also had a panoramic view of the people coming and going from the pastor's house. There was something going on in the village that was hidden from Miss Marple; she knew things that others didn't. Although it is a rural area, St. Mary Mead is full of anecdotes. Reverend Claremont married Griselda, who was almost twenty years younger than him. There was a nephew, Dennis, who was similar in age to her, living at home, and the studio was rented to the painter Lawrence. Claremont is gentle and steady, Griselda is beautiful and lively, Dennis is naughty and mischievous, and Lawrence is handsome and charming. This family is enough for the people in the village to talk about. The village has recently moved into the village a wife who is deeply involved in simplicity, a famous archaeologist and his energetic young female assistant. People in the village...