Agatha Christie's "Nemesis" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Michael

Father and son had become estranged when Michael had been accused of the murder of his fiancee and the murder of another girl who had disappeared from the village.

Answer: Elizabeth Temple

Elizabeth Temple was on the same coach trip as Jane and her godson. She had wanted to go to Abbey Ducis to find out more about one of her favourite pupils - Verity Hunt.

Answer: 2 million pounds

The proviso to inheriting the money was that Michael return to Rafiel House. This was the house given to him on his engagement to Verity.

Answer: Verity Hunt

Verity was the ward of the Bradbury-Scott sisters. She died before she could marry Michael, her true love. She was a "shining girl".

Answer: Coach

Mr Rafiel had sent Jane on the tour to discover the answer to the mystery involving his son, even if it meant that his son was discovered to be the murderer.

Answer: A monetary reward

The amount was £20,000 which Jane thought was huge (it was at the time). Still, she did think treating herself to Marron Glace would be nice.

Answer: Lavinia, Clothilde, and Anthea

The sisters were the guardians of Verity and lived in the Old Manor House in Abbey Ducis. Miss Marple stayed with them at the behest of Jason Rafiel.

Answer: She was hit by a falling boulder

Miss Temple was checking in on a fellow student, Verity Hunt, that had died, and wanted to find out more about her death. When walking along a path, a falling boulder struck her and Miss Temple was taken to the hospital. She recovered there enough to talk to Miss Marple about Verity and asked her to find out the truth about Verity's death. Elizabeth Temple soon fell into unconsciousness again and did not recover.

Answer: Professor Wanstead

The professor was another of Jason Rafiel's guests on the coach tour - put there to help Jane with the mystery. He was from the Home Office and specialised in Criminal Psychology, at the time of Verity's murder he had assessed Michael Rafiel.

Answer: Rafiel House

The house was the scene of Verity Hunt's murder and had been left to decay whilst Jason Rafiel was estranged from Michael.

Answer: Schuster and Broadribb

The solicitors were executors of Mr Rafiel's will and ensured that people such as Jane Marple, Professor Wanstead and Elizabeth Temple went on the coach tour.

Answer: Nora

Nora was the girl found in the ditch, but because the face of the body was beaten the body was difficult to identify. Clothilde Bradbury Scott was called to identify the body. Apoint of interest - in some earlier books Nora had the surname Brent.

Answer: Raf

Michael had taken to living rough on the streets of London when he became estranged from his father.

Answer: They were there to protect her

They were Miss Marple's "guardian angels" and had been employed by Mr Rafiel who thought Jane may need some protecting. Mr Rafiel was proved right as they saved Jane from a murder attempt. Mr Rafiel obviously thought of everything!

Answer: Clothilde Bradbury-Scott

She tried to kill Jane with a milky bedtime drink because she could unmask her, she pushed the statue onto Miss Temple because she knew too much and she battered Nora Brent so that she could identify her as Verity. All of this because she could not bear to see Verity leave her when she married Michael Rafiel. She killed Verity as an act of obsessive love.