Miss_Marple_Body_in_the_Library_Feats

Jane Marple Document Miss Marple (BBC, 1984–1992) — Joan Hickson Case analyzed: "A Body in the Library" (Chapters 1–3) Methodological note This profile follows the methodology established in the base document: the feats shown by Miss Marple will be analyzed in the best way possible. Feats from the novel will not be taken, so as not to mix both versions; they will only be used, if at all, when they help us order the events chronologically and the series gives no indication of it. The long summaries are given to understand the context in which Jane is working; I do not necessarily intend them as a chapter summary. . Colors ■ White — General explanation ■ Red — Strategy, Planning, Tactics, Field Skills ■ Green — FSIQ, Intelligence, Cognition ■ Light Blue — EQ, SI, Adversity Capacity, ToM ■ Yellow — Deception ■ Orange — Manipulation ■ Blue — Foresight and Insight ■ Pink — Reasoning and Thinking Chapter 1: Miss Dolly and her husband were sleeping peacefully on their property, until one of their maids alerted them that there was a corpse in the library. So the maid calls the inspector to take the case, while Arthur (Dolly's husband, Mr. Bantry), after confirming that there was indeed a corpse in his library, is the one who decides to call Miss Jane Marple, and Dolly answers that this is an excellent idea. ( Speaking of the trust that Jane has generated despite being an elderly woman). (Social Intelligence → Influence Building / Reputation / Trust / Aura / Charisma (passive) …