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The Mousetrap Study Guide

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by Agatha Christie
About 52 pages (15,495 words)
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Mrs. Boyle

Mrs. Boyle is a large imposing woman in a bad temper; she complains about everything, She is disapproving of every effort that Mollie and Giles produce to make her comfortable. She surveys everything with displeasure and looks at her surroundings disapprovingly, Mrs. Boyle was a rnagistrate at some point. The audience learns just before she is murdered that Mrs. Boyle was the magistrate who sent three children to live with foster parents. The children were all abused and the youngest killed, but she disavows any responsibility for the tragedy.

Miss Casewell

Miss Casewell is described as a young woman who is masculine in appearance and with a masculine voice. She claims not to have lived in England for some years, since she was twelve to thirteen years of age, but she is.....

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