Discuss the relevance of Marta's profession as an actress to the story. What is it about her that attracts her to Grant, and vice versa?

Brent Carradine initially seems like a spoiled American boy trying to trick his father because he does not want to be part of the family furniture business. In what ways, if any, does he change after meeting Alan Grant?

What are the two most convincing reasons for Grant's and Carradine's conclusion that Richard III was not responsible for the murder of his nephews?

Does Alan Grant have a different outlook when he finishes this investigation project, or is it simply business as usual for him?

Describe the reasons for Atlanta Shergood's hatred of Alan Grant.

Why does Tey have Alan Grant incapacitated for this entire story?

Discuss the literary devices Tey uses to keep the reader interested in her...