Becket's childhood friend and later wife of Lyle. Initially appears financially strained, asking Becket for a loan. She later blackmails him with evidence of his murders and demands a payout. In jail, she reveals a crucial suicide note from Lyle that proves Becket's innocence. She forces him to sign over the entire Redfellow fortune before releasing the note, ultimately driving away with him at the film's conclusion.
Early platonic bond before adult estrangement.
Married couple.
Competition for Becket's affection and loyalty.
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