or the suicide of Eva Smith. He does not accuse anyone and slowly collects his information. The play also follows the form of "Cluedo". The Inspector has a few clues and he makes guesses. He makes good use of the little information he has and uses this to his advantage.
             The Inspector tells them that Eva has left a diary and a letter. He questions each family member in turn and shows them a photograph of the girl. His line of questioning is unusually aggressive and, in turn, he proves that each member of
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