Story Structure — 5 Plot Phases
Fortune and French Waters
A visitor receives a hopeful fortune reading shadowed by Mrs. Thrawn's sense of misfortune. Miles's circle travels to France, where Mrs. Lexton and Miles speak warmly while the others are away.
Key Events
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Fortune Reading — Mrs. Thrawn predicts change, money, a new man, and warns her visitor to end another relationship. Characters: Mrs. Thrawn
Location: Mrs. Thrawn's residence
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A Delighted Departure — The visitor leaves delighted, while Mrs. Thrawn senses terrible misfortune ahead. Characters: Mrs. Thrawn
Location: Mrs. Thrawn's residence
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Channel Flight Prize — People discuss Miles's support for an attempt to fly across the English Channel for a prize. Characters: Miles Rushworth
Location: Not specified
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French Cruise Party — Miles takes a party including the Lextons and Bella Crail on a cruise in France. Characters: Miles Rushworth, Jervis Lexton, Bella Crail
Location: France
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A Private Conversation — Mrs. Lexton stays behind while the others take an excursion and speaks warmly with Miles about Bella and meeting again. Characters: Miles Rushworth, Bella Crail
Location: France
Secrets in a Troubled Marriage
The plot establishes the troubled Lexton marriage and Roger's love for Mrs. Lexton. She admits that she concealed his feelings from Jervis, who trusted Roger.
Key Events
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Troubled Marriage — The plot establishes that the marriage between Mrs. Lexton and Jervis is troubled. Characters: Jervis Lexton
Location: Not specified
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Roger's Confession of Love — Mrs. Lexton says Roger fell in love with her and wanted to marry her. Characters: Dr. Roger Gretorex, Jervis Lexton
Location: Not specified
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Concealed Feelings — Mrs. Lexton says she kept Roger's feelings from Jervis because her husband trusted Roger. Characters: Dr. Roger Gretorex, Jervis Lexton
Location: Not specified
Death and Investigation
Jervis dies, and Inspector Orpington questions Mrs. Lexton about Roger and the possibility that Jervis might have taken his own life if he had learned the truth. Mrs. Lexton warns Roger not to implicate her as she fears exposure.
Key Events
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Jervis Dies — Jervis dies, prompting an investigation into the circumstances and relationships surrounding his death. Characters: Jervis Lexton
Location: Not specified
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Inspector's Questions — Orpington questions Mrs. Lexton about Roger and whether Jervis might have taken his own life if he knew the truth. Characters: Inspector Orpington, Jervis Lexton
Location: Not specified
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Warning to Roger — Mrs. Lexton warns Roger about the police investigation and asks him not to implicate her. Characters: Dr. Roger Gretorex
Location: Not specified
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Fear of Exposure — Mrs. Lexton fears that her private relationship with Roger will become public. Characters: Dr. Roger Gretorex
Location: Not specified
A Guilty Plea
At Roger's trial, Mrs. Lexton confirms her earlier account but hesitates when asked directly about their relationship. Roger changes his plea to guilty and receives a death sentence.
Key Events
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Trial Testimony — At Roger's trial, Mrs. Lexton confirms what she told Orpington about Roger's love and alleged jealousy. Characters: Dr. Roger Gretorex, Inspector Orpington
Location: Court
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Hesitation Under Oath — Mrs. Lexton hesitates when directly questioned about the nature of her relationship with Roger. Characters: Dr. Roger Gretorex
Location: Court
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Roger Changes His Plea — Roger withdraws his plea and changes it to guilty. Characters: Dr. Roger Gretorex
Location: Court
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Death Sentence — The court sentences Roger to death by hanging. Characters: Dr. Roger Gretorex
Location: Court
Leaving Town
After the sentence, Mrs. Lexton prepares to leave town. She refuses to see Mrs. Gretorex until the matter is over.
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Preparing to Leave — After the trial, Mrs. Lexton prepares to leave town and refuses to see Mrs. Gretorex until the matter is over. Characters: Mrs. Gretorex
Location: Town