Otherwise the vibration in the road, which broke a window and a jug in the village at that very time, was a coincidence that violates /// literary convention /// blah blah."
Woolly Lamb chimes in: "It's obvious in the book, really. Either Rouse was upset and careless, or the pin really did come loose by vibration from the road." So I had no motive to injure her, and I did not tamper with the equipment. She agreed to refuse Arlinghurst, and I kept the book as security that she would. "I went to the gym that morning looking for Rouse to show her the book and tell her she had been seen cheating and if she accepted the Arlinghurst assignment she would be publicly exposed. Again via Tardis, they give it to Beau on the day before Demonstration.īeau learns that Lucy falsely suspected her of murder. Via Tardis perhaps, Woolly Lamb looks up his chum, the Nut Tart's fiance, and they retrieve the little book, wet but readable, which Lucy "impulsively" dropped in the creek. )Īt some point the detective of _Daughter of Time_ and his Woolly Lamb read _Miss Pym Disposes_ and see problems with the solution.
I couldn't actually do the British stuff. And it won't make sense unless you've read the book, anyway.ĮTA: And behind the cut are spoilers for the fanfic, if anyone ever writes that. Awful spoilers for much of _Miss Pym Disposes_.
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