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Book - A Shot in the Dark - 65

Summary no. 65

Although Mrs Groynes may well like Constable Twitten, she did revel in setting him straight whenever she had the opportunity. As it happened, Twitten was given to speaking his mind without much consideration of the implications. Twitten wasn’t arrogant, he was simply unselfconscious. Thus, Mrs Groynes promptly pointed out to him that she was none at all afraid of London-based gangstar Terense Chambers, like Twitten had previously claimed. Mrs Groynes went on to explain that Chambers knew everything about her, and if he wanted to, Chambers could easily track her down. Now that Mrs Groynes had spoiled his theory, Twitten was disappointed. That was classic Twitten. He greatly valued logical reasoning, so when nothing useful came of it, he’d feel defeated. Twitten decided to change the subject and discuss Crystal’s murder. Twitten’s half-formed theory was that Crystal might’ve recognised Mrs Groynes’ voice when he turned up at the police station a couple of days ago (Mrs Groynes worked there as a cleaner). From that moment on Mrs Groynes kept Crystal under close watch. When she realised that Crystal had been trying to retrieve his memories* of the bank robbery and was already joining the dots, ready to expose her, she had no choice but to dispose of him.

*It had been so traumatic for him that he’d lost memory of the details of the event.

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As it happened, Twitten was given to speaking his mind without much consideration of the implications.

Twitten wasn’t arrogant, he was simply unselfconscious.

Thus, Mrs Groynes promptly pointed out to him that she was none at all afraid of London-based gangstar Terense Chambers, like Twitten had previously claimed.

Mrs Groynes went on to explain that Chambers knew everything about her, and if he wanted to, Chambers could easily track her down.

Now that Mrs Groynes had spoiled his theory, Twitten was disappointed.

That was classic Twitten.

He greatly valued logical reasoning, so when nothing useful came of it, he’d feel defeated.

Twitten decided to change the subject and discuss Crystal’s murder.

Twitten’s half-formed theory was that Crystal might’ve recognised Mrs Groynes’ voice when he turned up at the police station a couple of days ago (Mrs Groynes worked there as a cleaner).

From that moment on Mrs Groynes kept Crystal under close watch.

*It had been so traumatic for him that he’d lost memory of the details of the event.

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Book - A Shot in the Dark - 65


Summary no.


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Although Mrs Groynes may well like Constable Twitten, she did revel in setting him straight whenever she had the opportunity.


Although Mrs. Groynes may well like Constable Twitten quite well, she did revel in setting him straight whenever she had the opportunity to. Although Mrs. Groynes may like Constable Twitten quite well, she did revel in setting him straight whenever she had the opportunity to.

Although Mrs Groynes may well like Constable Twitten, she did reveled in setting him straight whenever she had the opportunity. Although Mrs Groynes may well like Constable Twitten, she reveled in setting him straight whenever she had the opportunity.

As it happened, Twitten was given to speaking his mind without much consideration of the implications.


As it happened, Twitten was givenused to speaking his mind without much consideration ofor the implicationconsequences. As it happened, Twitten was used to speaking his mind without much consideration for the consequences.

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Twitten wasn’t arrogant, he was simply unselfconscious.


Twitten wasn’t arrogant, he was simply unselfconsciousnot self-aware. Twitten wasn’t arrogant, he was simply not self-aware.

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Thus, Mrs Groynes promptly pointed out to him that she was none at all afraid of London-based gangstar Terense Chambers, like Twitten had previously claimed.


Thus, Mrs. Groynes promptly pointed out to him that she was nonet at all afraid of London-based gangstaer Terense Chambers, unlike what Twitten had previously claimed. Thus, Mrs. Groynes promptly pointed out to him that she was not at all afraid of London-based gangster Terense Chambers, unlike what Twitten had previously claimed.

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Mrs Groynes went on to explain that Chambers knew everything about her, and if he wanted to, Chambers could easily track her down.


Mrs. Groynes went on to explain that Chambers knew everything about her, and if he wanted to, Chambershe could easily track her down. Mrs. Groynes went on to explain that Chambers knew everything about her, and if he wanted to, he could easily track her down.

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Now that Mrs Groynes had spoiled his theory, Twitten was disappointed.


Now that Mrs. Groynes had spoildisproved his theory, Twitten was disappointed. Now that Mrs. Groynes had disproved his theory, Twitten was disappointed.

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That was classic Twitten.


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He greatly valued logical reasoning, so when nothing useful came of it, he’d feel defeated.


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Twitten decided to change the subject and discuss Crystal’s murder.


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Twitten’s half-formed theory was that Crystal might’ve recognised Mrs Groynes’ voice when he turned up at the police station a couple of days ago (Mrs Groynes worked there as a cleaner).


Twitten’s half-formed theory was that Crystal might’ve recogniszed Mrs. Groynes’ voice when he turned up at the police station a couple of days ago (Mrs. Groynes worked there as a cleaner). Twitten’s half-formed theory was that Crystal might’ve recognized Mrs. Groynes’ voice when he turned up at the police station a couple of days ago (Mrs. Groynes worked there as a cleaner).

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From that moment on Mrs Groynes kept Crystal under close watch.


From that moment onwards, Mrs. Groynes kept Crystal under close watch. From that moment onwards, Mrs. Groynes kept Crystal under close watch.

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When she realised that Crystal had been trying to retrieve his memories* of the bank robbery and was already joining the dots, ready to expose her, she had no choice but to dispose of him.


When she realiszed that Crystal had been trying to retrieve his memories* of the bank robbery and was already joinconnecting the dots, ready to expose her, she had no choice but to dispose of him. When she realized that Crystal had been trying to retrieve his memories* of the bank robbery and was already connecting the dots, ready to expose her, she had no choice but to dispose of him.

When she realised that Crystal had been trying to retrieve his memories* of the bank robbery and was already joinconnecting the dots, ready to expose her, she had no choice but to dispose of him. When she realised that Crystal had been trying to retrieve his memories* of the bank robbery and was already connecting the dots, ready to expose her, she had no choice but to dispose of him.

*It had been so traumatic for him that he’d lost memory of the details of the event.


*It had been so traumatic for him that he’d lost his memoryies ofn the details of the event. *It had been so traumatic for him that he’d lost his memories on the details of the event.

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