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Dramatis Personae
Annabelle: Sir Adam’s second wife.
Bruce: Sir Adam’s secretary.
Cecil: Sir Adam’s old friend and tenant.
Dr. Daniel: Sir Adam’s friend and physician.
Eli: Engaged to Sir Adam’s daughter Ingrid.
Freddie: Sir Adam’s neighbor.
Gregory: Sir Adam’s brother.
Hattie: Sir Adam’s niece.
Ingrid: Sir Adam’s daughter from his first marriage.
Josephine: Sir Adam’s mistress. Married to Freddie.
Kathy: Sir Adam’s tenant.
Leonard: Sir Adam’s solicitor.
Meghan: Sir Adam’s penniless relative; companion to Annabelle.
Ollie: Sir Adam’s gamekeeper. Also his half-brother.
Polly: Sir Adam’s neighbor. Second victim.
Quinton: The man Sir Adam wanted Ingrid to marry.
Ravi: Sir Adam’s old research partner.
Stella: Sir Adam’s neighbor. A famous mystery writer.
Timothy: Sir Adam’s old friend.
Uncle Ulric: Sir Adam’s uncle. Lived in the Elizabethan wing of Clutterbuck Court.
The Vicar: The Vicar.
Wilhelmina: Sir Adam’s neighbor. An attractive widow.
Xavier: Sir Adam’s cousin.
Yuri: A stranger at the Inn. Has business with Sir Adam.
Zoe: Sir Adam’s neighbor. Obsessed with astrology. 
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Yours is the most creative, imaginative, and enjoyable post I’ve read in this challenge thus far. Shhh, don’t let anyone else know. Envy may erupt.
Thanks so much! I think I just felt my ego expanding slightly… 🙂 I am really, really pleased that you enjoyed it! I will return your visit soon. Please stop by again!
SO AWESOME!!!
I write choose your own adventures, and someone has mentioned to me a website that does what you did. It’s so awesome to think about. Thanks for creating and sharing!
Jayden R. Vincente
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Thank you! And I may have been the one to mention this to you, possibly in some past A To Z. I used Twine 1 to make this; Twine 2, however, works in the way you describe (online). Go to twinery.org for more info.
That was absolutely fantastic!
How did you come up with such an idea.
Oh, sorry, what stupid question. You discovered everything.
Hey Sarah! Thanks! 🙂 But… everything? I fear I cannot take credit for absolutely all discoveries. Penicillin and King Tut’s tomb were both discovered by someone else.
Such a brilliant concept for a post! Did you find the technology first, or have the idea and then seek the technology to host it? Either way, superb!
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Hey Debs! I used Twine 1 to make this post, and (I think) I wouldn’t have structured my post this way if I didn’t know about Twine. I’ve done quite a lot with Twine, mostly for this project: The Perils of Sir Reginald, Bart.
Actually, Twine is pretty deeply entangled with this A to Z, as I thought up The Lighthouse while making a Twine game. That game got shelved, but I hope to finish it someday.
Thanks for asking that!
I never cease to be amazed at your creative mind.