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Tsukikage Eiya

**Eiya** Tsukikage (月影 **永夜**) is a Taimanin of Gosha Village.

## Personality

Brave and confident, she wishes to fight evil, even if that comes with a cost to her body.

## History

An active Taimanin, Eiya has become blind, with the use of her technique but her other senses have been heightened. Most can not tell she is blind but she is now more sensitive to stimulation.

In her "What If" TABA event, she is captured by Fuuma Kotaro, and paralyzed, so he can use Slime Bugs on her. In the hope to make her talk.

## Powers/Abilities

**Main Weapon**: Moon Light Sword

* **Ninja Art**: "**Demonic Eye**", "**Moon Shadow**" able to see through all kinds of demons and exploit their weak points. However, the technique comes with a price and slowly and steadily steals the sight of its user.
* **Extra Strong Sense**: Hearing, smell, feeling and taste.
* **Particle Control:** Taimanin are able to manipulate Taima Particles to enhance their physical strength, speed and defense. The particles are also used to counter demonic influences and strengthen damage to demons.

## Trivia

* Like Sujou Sachi and Yatsu Kuro, she is blind.
Patricia Temple

Top Marks for Murder spoilers

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## Personal Status

### Relative(s)

Giles Temple (stepson)
Julian Temple (stepson)
Lavinia Temple (stepdaughter)

Patricia Temple is the stepmother of Giles, Julian, and Lavinia Temple. She is the second wife and former secretary of Michael Temple, who divorced his first wife. According to Lavinia, she married him for his money.

## Childhood

Since Patricia used to be a secretary, it can be inferred that she does not come from a wealthy background. She seemed utterly delighted with everything at the Anniversary Weekend, which further suggests this.

## Relationships

Lavinia claims Patricia married her father for his money. It is unknown if this is true or not. Patricia's stepchildren all dislike her - apparently, Giles joined the army, Julian went to America, and Lavinia ran away to her friend Kitty's house to avoid spending time with her. However, Patricia appears to be attempting to win at least Lavinia over, sending beautifully wrapped packages of sweets and cakes to Deepdean (which Lavinia threw away to avoid upsetting Beanie, whose own mother was terminally ill), and supporting her during her tennis game and when she won an award during the Anniversary Weekend. She also believed Lavinia when she said she had solved the case of Mrs Rivers' murder, whereas her husband dismissed it as 'one of Lavinia's lies'. Patricia is the only positive adult figure in Lavinia's life, as her father is very angry and dismissive of her, and her mother is often absent or unavailable. Because of this, it is possible that Lavinia will eventually come round to her, despite her stubborn nature.

## Appearance

Patricia is described as 'bottle-blonde' and during the Anniversary weekend, she was wearing 'a very clingy afternoon dress and pearls.'
COEFICIENTE DE VARIACION

El coeficiente de variación, CV, es una medida de variación que es relativa a la magnitud de los datos, ya que es igual a la magnitud relativa de la desviación estándar en comparación con la media de los datos, es decir:

El CV es útil para comparar la variación de dos o más variables que están medidas en diferentes escalas o unidades de medición (por ejemplo, metro frente a centímetro o metro frente a kilogramo). Este coeficiente suele interpretarse como una medición en términos porcentuales de la variación de una variable.
CARTA DE PRECONTROL

Diagrama para variables con doble especificación en donde se grafican las mediciones individuales, utiliza las especificaciones como límites de control y se aplica cuando Cpk > 1.15.

La carta de precontrol es una herramienta para prevenir cambios en la media y en la dispersión de la característica de calidad monitoreada, que eventualmente llevarían a la producción de defectuosos.
CARTA EWMA

EWMA (medias móviles exponencialmente ponderadas). Fue propuesta por Roberts (1959).
Carta en la que se grafica la suma ponderada de las medias de los subgrupos observados hasta el tiempo de inspección, que asigna pesos decrecientes a las medias anteriores.

Esta carta tiene un desempeño la detección de pequeños cambios de nivel del proceso, con la ventaja de que es más fácil de construir. El estadístico EWMA, que se grafica al tiempo t en la carta, está dado por la fórmula recursiva:
ESTADISTICA

La estadística está formada por un conjunto de técnicas y conceptos orientados a la recolección y análisis de datos tomando en cuenta la variación en los mismos.

Estudia modelos (abstracciones de la realidad) que permiten estudiar las variaciones que se observan en la salida de un sistema. Estos modelos se emplean para comprender, describir y cuantificar aspectos importantes del sistema, así como para predecir la respuesta del sistema a diversas entradas.
CICLO PHVA

Proceso de cuatro etapas para desarrollar proyectos de mejora;
consiste en planear, hacer, verificar y actuar (PHVA).

La mayoría de metodologías de solución de problemas están inspiradas en el ciclo de la calidad o ciclo PHVA (planear, hacer, verificar y actuar), en el que se desarrolla de manera objetiva y profunda un plan (planificar); éste se prueba en pequeña escala o sobre una base de ensayo tal como ha sido planeado (hacer); se analiza si se obtuvieron los efectos esperados y la magnitud de los mismos (verificar), y de acuerdo con lo anterior se actúa en consecuencia (actuar), ya sea con la generalización del plan si dio resultado, con medidas preventivas para que la mejora no sea reversible, o bien, se reestructura el plan si los resultados no fueron satisfactorios, con lo que se vuelve a iniciar el ciclo.
Bellum Bestiae II: Extinction

## Rosters

### Playable

* Anton Vasilyev
* **Charlotte Beaumont**
* **Fariah Asad**
* Fergus MacDougal
* **Elizabeth Beverly**
* Han Qingmei
* Hodari Jasiri
* Juan Sánchez
* Laurenz von Brandt
* **Marcus Invictus**
* Masaru Kurozawa
* Micha
* Pierre Beaumont
* Thomas Montague
* **Venenatica**
* Yalewa

### Hidden

* Insaniac
* Karasu
* **Kittichai Boonliang**
* Torturex
Verity Abraham

**Verity Abraham** is a former student at Deepdean School for Girls. She was murdered in the Deepdean Gym by her biological mother, Rosemary Griffin, the headmistress of Deepdean. She was murdered because Miss Griffin told Verity that she was her biological mother. This troubled Verity greatly and she didn't believe it at first, wanting her (adoptive) parents to tell her that none of it was true. However, when Miss Griffin showed her all the official documents and certificates, she couldn't deny it anymore. When Verity told her best friend, Henrietta Trilling, about it, Miss Griffin grew worried that her secret would get out. She gave Verity a note, asking to meet her on the viewing balcony of the Deepdean Gym after school. There, she pushed her off, killing her. At the end of Murder Most Unladylike, Miss Griffin admits in her confessional statement that she hadn't been planning to kill Verity and had pushed her by mistake.
The Marys

'The Marys' are a group of girls called Marie, Maria, and Marion that devote themselves to serving their (popular) upperclassmen. Before the arrival of Amina El Maghrabi, the were devoted to Daisy and would take pleasure in things such as carrying her bag and similar tasks as shown in Murder Most Unladylike. When Amina arrived, Daisy was absent so sthey turned to Amina who they believed (like most of their fellow students) was a very pretty and glamorous girl. They essentially rebelled against Daisy, much to her dismay.
The Body in the Blitz

**The Body in the Blitz** is the second book in the Ministry of Unladylike Activity series and is preceded by The Ministry of Unladylike Activity. It is written by Robin Stevens.

The story takes place in 1941, during the Second World War, in Hogarth Mews.

## Blurb

Spring 1941. Britain is at war, and a secret agency called the Ministry of Unladylike Activity is training up children as spies – because grown-ups always underestimate them.

Enter May, Eric and Nuala: courageous, smart, and the Ministry’s newest recruits. They have travelled to London for spy training, and are staying on a quiet street close to the Ministry, home to an unlikely collection of people thrown together by the war.

One day, while exploring the bombed-out house at the end of the street, they discover something that should not be there. Something that was not there when the Blitz wreckage was first combed through. Something that has been placed there recently. A body…

Could this be the missing Ministry spy that Daisy Wells is on a dangerous mission in France to find? Or could it be someone else – someone a resident of the street wanted silenced . . . ?

## Characters

### Hogarth Mews Houses

1. The Lowndes Family; house bombed
2. Miss Figueroa
3. Colette, Margot, Olivier and Mrs Mortensen
4. Miriam, Samuel, and Cecil Goodchild
5. Miss Charney and Miss Wimpress
6. Mr Harris

### Hogarth Mews Mansions

1. George Mukerjee and Alexander Arcady (and Eric)
2. Zosia Stosic (and May and Nuala)
3. Mr Abiola

### Other

Hazel Wong

Daisy Wells

Anna Goodchild
Margaret Wells

Daisy Wells (daughter)

Felix (brother)

Lucy (sister-in-law (by marriage to her brother)

**Margaret Wells** is the wife of George Wells, Lord Hastings, and mother of Albert (Bertie) and Daisy Wells. Her brother, Felix, is married to Lucy, who both work for the British Secret Service. She appears solely in Arsenic for Tea.
Countess Demidovskoy

“It was true that the information we had been given was slight, but as Daisy says, it is important for good detectives to seize every opportunity as it comes.”

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Countess Demidovskoy is Alexander Acardy's grandmother. She appears in First Class Murder.
Theodora Miller

“Spoilsport,' said Daisy, and she stuck her tongue out at me.”

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## Physical description

### Gender

Female

**Theodora Miller** is the President of the Breath of Life Society. She was the murder victim in Death Sets Sail and has two adopted children, Hephzibah Miller and Death Sets Sail. She believes she is the reincarnation of Hapshepsut and she is therefore better than everyone else. Theodora forces Hephzibah (Heppy) and Daniel to call her Theodora instead of ‘Mother’, disconnecting them as a family. She, along with the rest of the Breath of Life Society, is incredibly rude to Heppy, giving Heppy a motive for murdering her mother.
The murder of Theodora Miller takes place in Death Sets Sail, the final book in the Murder Most Unladylike series.
Jolly Foul Play

**Jolly Foul Play** is the fourth book in the Murder Most Unladylike series. It is written by Robin Stevens. The story takes place on Bonfire Night at Deepdean School for Girls.

It is preceded by First Class Murder and succeeded by Mistletoe and Murder.

## Blurb

> “Things had changed at Deepdean. All of the rules had bent, and the power had moved. Elizabeth Hurst’s reign was over and none of us knew what would happen next.”
>
>

Daisy Wells and Hazel Wong have returned to Deepdean for a new term, but nothing is the same. There's a new Head Girl, Elizabeth Hurst, and a team of prefects - and these bullying Big Girls are certainly not good eggs. Tensions are running high. Then, after the fireworks display on Bonfire Night, Elizabeth is found - murdered.

Who might have committed such foul play?

And with Deepdean running riot, and their own friendship falling apart, can the Detective Society solve the case?

## Characters

### Deepdean

* Miss Barnard - Headmistress
* Miss Lappet - History and Latin mistress
* Mr MacLean - Reverend
* Mademoiselle Renauld, “Mamzelle” - French mistress
* Miss Runcible - Science mistress
* Miss Morris - Music and Art mistress
* Miss Dogdson - English mistress
* Miss Talent - Games mistress
* Mrs Minn,”Minny” - Nurse
* Mr Jones - Handyman
* Matron

### The girls

* Daisy Wells - Fourth Former and President of the Wells & Wong Detective Society
* Hazel Wong - Fourth Former and Vice-President and Secretary of the Wells & Wong Detective Society

### Prefects

* Florence Hamersley
* Lettice Prestwhich
* Una Dichmann
* Enid Gaines
* Margaret Dolliswood

### Big Girls

* Pippa Daventry
* Alice Murgatroyd
* Astrid Frith
* Heather Montefiore
* Emmeline Moss
* Jennifer Stone
* Elsie Drew-Peters

### Fourth Formers

* Lavinia Temple - Assistant and Friend of the Detective Society
* Rebecca “Beanie” Martineau -Assistant and Friend of the Detective Society
* Katherine “Kitty” Freebody - Assistant and Friend of the Detective Society
* Clementine Delacroix
* Sophie Croke-Finchley
* Rose Pritchett
* Jose Pritchett

### Third Formers

* Binny Freebody
* Martha Grey
* Alma Collingwood
* The Marys

### First Formers

* Emily Dow
* Charlotte Waiting
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Saskia Wells

**Saskia Wells** is the aunt of George Wells and the great-aunt of Bertie and Daisy Wells. She appears solely in Arsenic for Tea.

## Storylines

Saskia is a kleptomaniac, and constantly steals things. The whole family knows this, but when Daisy, Hazel Wong, Kitty Freebody and Beanie Martineau search her room, they discover that she has stolen much more than Daisy realised, even from other people. She doesn't want the police called when Denis Curtis is murdered, because if they found her stash, Daisy remarks 'not even Daddy' could save her from being arrested.
The Case of the Deepdean Vampire

**The Case of the Deepdean Vampire** is a mini mystery in the Murder Most Unladylike series. It is published in Cream Buns and Crime as one of the five short stories, but can also be bought separately as an online book. This is one of the few stories narrated by Daisy rather than Hazel.

## Blurb

‘Of all the mysteries that Hazel and I have investigated, the Case of the Deepdean Vampire was one of the strangest. It was not a murder, which was a pity – but I did solve it very cleverly, and so I decided it ought to be written down, so that other people could read it and be impressed.

Camilla Badescu is in the fifth form, and has pale skin, dark hair and red lips. She comes from Romania (which is practically Transylvania). She doesn’t eat at meals. And she seemed to have an unhealthy influence over another pupil, Amy Jessop. Now, I do not believe in vampires – I am the Honourable Daisy Wells, after all. But when I heard the rumour that Camilla was seen climbing head-first down a wall, I knew it was time to investigate…’
Oakeshott Woods

“It was true that the information we had been given was slight, but as Daisy says, it is important for good detectives to seize every opportunity as it comes.”

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## Overview

Oakeshott Woods is a forest near Deepdean School for Girls. Miss Bell's body was found there. according to Daisy Wells, lichen grows there.

## History

In the first book, Murder Most Unladylike, Miss Tennyson took Miss Bell’s body there and buried it there. It was later found by the police at that location, and was often a primary location relating to Deepdean School for Girls in the following novels.

In Jolly Foul Play, before Elizabeth Hurst was murdered, it was rumoured that a man ran into the woods, but it was later identified as Lettice Prestwich.
Titan

Titan and Titan Station seen in Prison Series

The largest moon of Saturn, **Titan**. (a location seen in the Prison Series)

It is never visited in game, so it isn't clear if it was terraformed or if people live in stations and dome habitats. As Earth can be seen as the base of the Neo Terra, Titan can be seen as the base of New Solars.

Titan Station, has sharper edges than Earth's Space Station.

## History

As Mars has been terraformed, new colonize spring up all over the Solar System.

With Titan being one of the largest. In the year **2186** multiple Space colonies unite and declare independence from earth with Titan being the headquarters.
The now formed **"Confederacy of Space Humans"** would have some conflict with the "**Confederation of Earth"**. However, both earth and other colonies agreed that Titan became to powerful and to avoid a future war the Space Federation was founded in the hope to end any war.

Titan Station is one of the main bases of New Solars and the center of their policies.

The population is around 1.2 billion, at this point of the Titan (area).

## Geography and Topography

The real life Titan is a 5150 km, moon of Saturn.

It is one of the few moons with a dense atmosphere. It is still within the magnetosphere of Saturn. Earth-like with a solid ground and large seas. It is, however, very unearth-like.

Temperatures of -179.15 Celsius (-290.47°F) are the average. The atmosphere has multiple organic compounds, but almost no oxygen. The seas are made out of liquid methane. Half of the "solid" part is made out of water ice and lighter silicate mineral.

Volcano's on Titan do not release liquid rock but water, possibly rich in methane.

It is currently assumed that similar to earth's fluid rock, magma. Underneath titan's crust, lies a large water ocean, on which the surface floats.

It isn't clear if the location, was terraformed in the Prison Series.
Epic Blades

## Story

The story takes place in the medieval era (not bothering on adding a specific year, though). There is a cyan colored mystical artifact fallen from the skies of heaven called the Sphere of Wonders. This spherical object was brought to Earth by a supernatural force of benevolence that mortals can come towards and fulfill their wishes to. However, a demon known as Belial, a.k.a. the Prince of Darkness, has taken the Sphere of Wonders for himself and is spreading spiritual harm wherever he went. Now warriors from around the world seek the Sphere of Wonders for their own reasons. There are those who seek it for wishes, such as power, fortune, etc. while some others seek it so they can get close to Belial and face him head on.

## Gameplay

Epic Blades is a one-on-one fighting game formatted somewhere between 2.5D and 3D in which players fight on a 2D plain in a 3D environment but can still side step in accord around the stage. The game plays as a weapon-based fighting game that take place in a medieval/fantasy world and play like Mortal Kombat. So think of Epic Blades as like SoulCalibur with blood and all characters have two fatality systems which can be done after enough rounds were won. One is "Vanquishment" in which a character can finish the opponent off like the fatalities in Mortal Kombat. Meanwhile, there are also these things called "Quick Deaths" in which after you beat your opponent, rather than performing a vanquishment, you can finish off your opponent with a special move that can kill him/her like the fatalities in Samurai Showdown Sen (no really, that game DID have fatalities in it!).

## Characters

### Playable

* Calixte le Charognard
* Death-Skull
* Elora
* Franco Domenico
* Hiroshi Masaru
* Kameyo Hinotama
* Kaveh Ahmed
* Kliment Blood
* Malombra
* Sharyer
* Strycuris
* Wallace
* Xipil
* Zvarranik

#### Exclusive Quests

* Link (Legend of Zelda)
* Kratos (God of War)
* Master Chief (Halo)

### Hidden

* Aeramen
* Belial (Final Boss)
* Croqos
* Hei-Jiao
* Jengiz

### DLC

#### 1st Season Pass

* Aumentea
* Bae Hee Young
* Javier Salvador
* Jean d'Arc
* Migrandis & Bromes
* Rinzen
* Robyn Hode
* Shankara Mahavir
* Tashia Kadi
* Vlad Dracul

#### 2nd Season Pass

* Ash Williams (Evil Dead)
* Baraka (Mortal Kombat)
* Dante (Devil May Cry)
* Etrigan (DC)
* Garrosh Hellscream (Warcraft)
* Lu Bu (Dynasty Warriors)
* Mai Shiranui (Fatal Fury)
* Nyarlathotep (Cthulhu Nythos)
* Spawn (Image Comics)
* Thor (Marvel)
The Case of the Blue Violet

**The Case of the Blue Violet** is a mini mystery in the Murder Most Unladylike series. It is published in Cream Buns and Crime as one of the five short stories, but can also be bought separately.

## Blurb

‘I am the Honourable Daisy Wells, President of the Detective Society, one of the greatest detectives ever known – and also a fourth former at Deepdean School for Girls.

Violet Darby – one of the Big Girls – recently asked me to solve a most puzzling romantic mystery. I knew I’d be able to crack the case, and I did, in just a day and a half. It was one of my greatest triumphs (Hazel Wong, my Vice-President and best friend, is telling me that this is boasting, but it is also the truth). Hazel didn’t believe I would have the patience to write the account of it, but of course, she was wrong. I did write it down, and it came out very well.

I now, therefore, present to you: the Case of the Blue Violet.’
Una Dichmann

## Overview

Una Dichmann was one of 'The Five' and a prefect during Jolly Foul Play. Her secret in the 'Scandal Book' was that her Grandparents were Jewish. This was bad because her Father was an important political figure in Nazi Germany. She kidnapped Binny Freebody to protect her from whoever killed Elizabeth Hurst.

She was described to have blonde hair and she was quite tall and pretty.

## History

Her only main appearance is in the fourth book, Jolly Foul Play, where her supposed friend and head girl had been murdered. She was one of ‘the five’ and therefore a prime suspect to the crime, and was thought guilty until it was proven that she saved a girls life, which eventually promoted her to being Deepdean’s head girl.

## Trivia

• Una’s story is reflected on the story of many girls and boys during this time regarding having Jewish relations.
A Spoonful of Murder

**A Spoonful of Murder**is the sixth book in the Murder Most Unladylike series. It is written by Robin Stevens. The story takes place in February of 1936 in Hong Kong, where Hazel's family lives.

It is preceded by Mistletoe and Murder and succeeded by Death in the Spotlight.

## Blurb

> “A terrible thing has happened, a thing that the Detective Society must investigate. But this time I am not just a detective, I'm a witness.  And I think that I might even be a suspect...”
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>

When Hazel Wong's beloved grandfather passes away Daisy Wells joins Hazel on a visit to her family's estate in beautiful, bustling Hong Kong.

But they are greeted with a shock: There's a new member of the Wong family! As if that isn't enough, tragedy soon strikes - not once but twice. There’s been a murder and a kidnap, and no one is safe from suspicion...not even Hazel.

The girls must work together like never before, confronting dangerous gangs and sinister private detectives to solve the crimes and discover the villain - before it's too late.

## Characters

### The Wongs

* Vincent Wong (Wong Lik Han 黃力漢）
* June Wong (Wong Ka Yan 黃嘉欣, also Known as Ah Mah) - Mr Wong’s first wife
* Jie Jie (Wong Min Su 綿素) - Mr Wong’s second wife
* Hazel Wong (Wong Fung Ying 黃鳳英, also known as Ying Ying Ying) - Vice-President and Secretary of the Detective Society
* Rose Wong (Wong Ngai Ling 藝玲, also known as Ling Ling) -  Hazel Wong’s half sister
* May Wong (Wong Mei Li 美麗, also known as Monkey) - Hazel Wong’s half sister
* Edward Wong (also known as Teddy) - Hazel Wong’s half brother

### The Big House

* Su Li 素李 -Teddy’s maid
* Ping 萍 - Hazel’s maid
* Wo On 和安 - Hazel’s chauffeur
* Assai - Ah Mah’s maid
* Ah Kwan 阿昆 - May’s maid
* Pik An 袁琵安 - Rose’s maid
* Ng 吳兄 - A Cook
* Ah Lan 阿蘭 - A Gardener’s boy
* Thomas Baboo - A guard
* Maxwell - Mr Wong’s secretary
* Daisy Wells - President of the Detective Society, a guest of the Wong's

### Hong Kong

* Mr Peter Svensson (known as Sven) - A businessman
* Mrs Kendra Svensson - His wife
* Roald Svensson - His son
* Mrs Bessie Fu - A business -woman, owner of the Luk Man Teahouse
* Mr Kai Wa Fan 啟華燻 - A businessman
* Wu Shing 胡城 - A lift operator
* Dr Crispin Aurelius - A Doctor
* Sai Yat 細一 - A Triad gang leader
* Detective Leung 梁 - A private investigator
Clementine Delacroix

**Clementine Delacroix** is a recurring character in the Murder Most Unladylike series. She is a Deepdean student and Rose Pritchett, Jose Pritchett, and Amina El Maghrabi’s dorm mate.

## At Deepdean School for Girls

Clementine was present for all three murder mysteries set at Deepdean. She was in the other dorm and a rival of Daisy Wells and Hazel Wong's dorm, especially Daisy and Lavinia.

Clementine is a very competitive and smug girl, but she can also be friendly and kind to those she trusts, like her friend Amina El Maghrabi.She shares a dorm with Amina El Maghrabi,Rose Pritchett,Jose Pritchett and Sophie Croke-Finchley.

She was responsible for taking Lavinia' s tie. This was revenge for Lavinia punching her in the stomach during hockey practice, which was Lavinia's revenge for Clementine saying that Lavinia came from a broken home.

In Top Marks for Murder, Clementine befriended Amina El Maghrabi and they played a series of tricks. One of these included a banner with the words *The El Maghrabis are innocent*

After Top Marks for Murder, Daisy and Hazel spent more time with Clementine since she was with Amina. Hazel found out that she was not as bad as she thought. She stated this in Death Sets Sail.
The Case of the Drowned Pearl

**The Case of the Drowned Pearl** is one of the mini mysteries in the Murder Most Unladylike series. It is written by Robin Stevens especially for World Book Day on 5 March 2020.  The story takes place on the beach.

It is preceded by Top Marks for Murder and succeeded by Death Sets Sail.

## Blurb

Daisy Wells and Hazel Wong are best friends, schoolgirls – and detectives. And wherever Daisy and Hazel go, a mystery is sure to find them…

> ‘My heart was beating fast. This felt very much like the beginning of an excellent murder investigation.’
>
>

On holiday at the seaside, the girls discover a body on the beach. They soon realise this is Antonia Braithwaite: a famous swimmer, nicknamed The Pearl.  It appears she has accidentally drowned - but, mysteriously, she smells not of the sea, but of soap…
Stephen Bampton

“Spoilsport,' said Daisy, and she stuck her tongue out at me.”

This page’s content or comments contain spoilers from books in the Murder Most Unladylike series. Leave the page if you don’t want any spoilers!

    “It was true that the information we had been given was slight, but as Daisy says, it is important for good detectives to seize every opportunity as it comes.”

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Stephen Bampton was a character who appeared in Arsenic for Tea. He was a friend of Bertie Wells from Eton. Due to his family's poor financial situation, he had a full scholarship to Eton and then to Cambridge. Stephen was the person who killed Mr Curtis as revenge. Mr Curtis had stolen a lot of money from Stephen's family in 1928, causing Stephen's father to kill himself.

## Stephen Bampton

### Relatives

Unnamed Mother, Unnamed Father (Deceased)

## Biographical information

### Marital status

Implied to temporarily be in a relationship with Bertie Wells in Arsenic for Tea.
The Five

Warning: Spoilers for Jolly Foul Play!

'The Five' is the nickname for a gang of prefects at Deepdean School from September-November 1935. The group is made up of Lettice Prestwich, Enid Gaines, Margaret Dolliswood, Una Dichmann, and Florence Hammersley. The Five are not popular at Deepdean due to their liking for inflicting punishments. However, it turned out they were all controlled by Elizabeth Hurst (so much one of them killed her), as she knew all of their secrets.

## Secrets

### Lettice

That, due to her anorexia, she had been in a psychiatric hospital the previous summer instead of at finishing school, as she had claimed, which would ruin her reputation and marriage prospects if it got out.

### Enid

That she had been cheating on exams instead of working honestly, which if it got out would mean she couldn't go to Oxford, and all her family's money spent tutoring her would have been wasted.

### Margaret

That she was in a romantic relationship with another girl, Astrid Frith. Since this book takes place in 1936, this secret getting out would cause her and Astrid to become social outcasts.

### Una

That her grandparents followed Judaism. Her father being in the Nazi Party, and her being German means that this secret getting out could be disastrous, and might even would get Hitler after her family.

### Florence

That she had a serious heart condition, which, if it got out, would mean that she couldn't compete in the Olympic Games.
Frances Crompton

**Frances Crompton** is a character in Death in the Spotlight and the manager of the Rue Theatre. She lives in a two-bedroom flat in London with her partner, Theresa Johnson, and her adoptive daughter, Marta Pao, also known as Martita Torrera. She found Martita when she was living in the streets and took her in to live with her and Theresa. When Martita began acting at the Rue, Frances made her take on a stage name, saying that Marta Pao is a boring name; instead, she went by Martita Torrera and had to pretend to be Spanish instead of Portuguese because Frances thought that Spanish girls were more alluring.
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Books

Mysteries
Murder Most UnladylikeArsenic for TeaFirst Class MurderJolly Foul PlayMistletoe and MurderA Spoonful of MurderDeath in the SpotlightTop Marks for MurderDeath Sets Sail
Mini-mysteries
The Case of the Blue VioletThe Case of the Deepdean VampireThe Case of the Missing TreasureThe Case of the Drowned Pearl
Collections
Cream Buns and CrimeOnce Upon a Crime
Mademoiselle Renauld

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## Mademoiselle Renauld

### Alias(es)

Estelle Renauld (fake name)
Mamzelle (by Deepdean students)

## Traits

### Ethnicity

Half-English
Half-French

## Professional Status

### Occupation

French teacher at Deepdean School for Girls
Previously a science teacher at a school in Provence, France (lie)
George Wells

### Relatives

Arthur Wells (father), Elizabeth Baker-Briggs (mother), Saskia Wells (aunt), Rupert Wells (brother), Margaret Wells née Mountfitchet (wife), Felix Mountfitchet (brother in law), Albert ‘Bertie’ Wells (son), Daisy Wells (daughter)

## Biographical information

### Marital status

married to Lady Hastings (Margaret Wells - née Mountfitchet)

## Physical description

### Eye color

Blue

George Wells is father to Daisy Wells and Bertie Wells and is married to Margaret Wells. His official title is Lord Hastings. Although he doesn't actually live in Hastings, he was given that title because when you become a lord, you get another name. He is known to tell cheesy jokes and order things from the 'Boys Own' magazine. He was suspected of having murdered Mr Curtis in Arsenic for Tea. The police were about to arrest him, but Daisy and Hazel found out that there had been a misunderstanding.

## Physical Appearance

According to Hazel Wong, Lord Hastings has fat, pink cheeks, a fat white moustache and a stomach that strains against his tweed jackets.
Miss Bell

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## Professional Status

### Occupation

Science Mistress at Deepdean School for Girls (until 1934)

## Personal Status

### Marital status

Previously in a relationship with Miss Parker
Previously in a relationship with Mr Reid

### Relative(s)

Unnamed Father

**Miss Bell** was a science teacher in Deepdean School for Girls until her death on Monday the twenty-ninth of October in 1934.

## Storyline

### Pre-Murder most Unladylike

After Verity Abraham, a Deepdean student, kills herself, Miss Bell started to suspect that her death had not been a tragic suicide, but rather a murder. Almost a year later, she finds Verity Abraham's diary and the letter Miss Griffin sent her on the day of her death, asking her to meet her on the Gym balcony, and concludes that Miss Griffin is responsible Verity's death.

Miss Bell used to live in the spare room in the flat of Deepdean's maths mistress, Miss Parker, who she was presumably in a relationship with. When the new art and music teacher, Mr Reid, arrived at the school, Miss Bell started to fall in love with him and they were even caught kissing by a Deepdean student. This angered Miss Parker; she and Miss Bell started to have arguments, and she eventually kicked her out. Later, though, Mr Reid began to date the games mistress, Miss Hopkins, instead and got engaged to her.

### Murder Most Unladylike

Now that she had been rejected by Mr Reid and was no longer living with Miss Parker she was truly desperate for money, so when she found Verity's diary, she blackmailed Miss Griffin with it, threatening to expose her if she didn't give her the job of Deputy Headmistress. She also wrote a letter stating that she doesn't know if Miss Griffin was intending to end Verity's life or not, but that Miss Griffin definitely caused Verity's death by revealing to her that she was her biological mother and she should be removed from her post as Headmistress. On Monday the 29th of October, 1934, Miss Griffin asked to meet her on the Gym balcony, and then pushed her off, just like she did to Verity. Her body was found by Hazel Wong, but when Hazel went to get help, Miss Griffin moved the body and upon returning with help, Hazel found that the body was no longer there.
Arsenic for Tea

**Arsenic for Tea** (US: **Poison Is Not Polite**) is the second book in the Murder Most Unladylike series. It is written by Robin Stevens. The story takes place during the Easter holidays at Daisy's home, Fallingford.

It is preceded by Murder Most Unladylike and succeeded by First Class Murder.

## Blurb

> "*I looked at Daisy. Her eyes were glittering and her cheeks were pink. This was Daisy with a Plan.*"
> ― Hazel Wong, Arsenic for Tea**[source]**
>
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School girl detectives Daisy Wells and Hazel Wong are at Daisy's home, Fallingford, for the holidays. Daisy's glamorous mother is throwing a tea party for her birthday, and the whole family is invited, from eccentric Aunt Saskia to dashing Uncle Felix. But it soon becomes clear that this party isn't about Daisy at all. (Naturally, Daisy is furious.)

Then one of their guests falls seriously, mysteriously, *fatally* ill - and everything points to poison.

Suddenly, Fallingford feels like a very dangerous place to be. And when someone close to Daisy looks suspicious, the girls must reveal the truth....no matter what the consequences.

## Characters

### The Wells Family

* George Wells - *Lord Hastings*
* Margaret Wells (née Mountfitchet) - *Lady Hastings*
* Saskia Wells - *Aunt of Lord Hastings*
* Felix Mountfitchet - *Brother of Lady Hastings*
* Albert "Bertie" Wells - *Son of Lord and Lady Hastings*
* Daisy Wells - *Daughter of Lord and Lady Hastings and President of the Detective Society*

### Guests

* Hazel Wong - *Vice President of the Detective Society*
* Kitty Freebody - *Detective Society Assistant*
* Rebecca "Beanie" Martineau - *Detective Society Assistant*
* Denis Curtis - *Friend of Lady Hastings and the victim*
* Miss Lucy Alston - *Governess to Daisy Wells and her guests*
* Stephen Bampton - *School Friend of Bertie Wells*

### Staff

* Chapman - *Butler to the Wells Family*
* Mrs Doherty - *Cook and Housekeeper to the Wells Family*
* O'Brian - *Chauffeur to the Wells Family*
* Hetty - *Maid to the Wells Family*

### Dogs

* Toast Dog
* Millie
Once Upon a Crime

**Once Upon a Crime** is the second short-story collection in the Murder Most Unladylike series, with the first one being Cream Buns and Crime. It was published on 5th August 2021.

## Blurb

Discover some of the greatest cases ever solved by Daisy Wells, Hazel Wong and their friends, including four stories that have never been shared before . . .

Daisy and Hazel face an artfully sinister villain in The Case of the Second Scream and a threat to those they hold dear in The Case of the Uninvited Guest. They crack fiendish codes in The Case of the Missing Treasure, and the Junior Pinkertons take the lead in The Hound of Weston School. The Case of the Drowned Pearl makes waves in a seaside resort, and the outbreak of the Second World War doesn't stop May Wong's ambition to be the greatest spy ever in The Case of the Deadly Flat.

## Trivia

* In addition to The Case of the Second Scream, The Case of the Uninvited Guest, and The Hound of Weston School, The Case of the Missing Treasure and The Case of the Drowned Pearl, two books which were previously published as separate mini-mysteries, will also be included.
* An online quiz was based on The Case of the Second Scream’s plot, which was published around the same time as A Spoonful of Murder. However, The Case of the Second Scream has a different beginning and ending to the online quiz.

## References

1. ↑ https://robin-stevens.co.uk/new-book-announcement-once-upon-a-crime-is-coming-in-2021/
2. ↑ https://www.penguin.co.uk/articles/children/2018/murder-most-unladylike-quiz.html
Astrid Frith

**Warning: Spoilers for Jolly Foul Play!**

**Astrid Frith** is a sixth former at Deepdean School for Girls. She is in a relationship with Margaret Dolliswood, a prefect and member of The Five. That was Margaret's Scandal Book secret that Elizabeth Hurst blackmailed her about.

## Jolly Foul Play

Astrid was Margaret's alibi, proving that she couldn't have killed Elizabeth, since they were together at the time of the murder.

## Appearance

Astrid had bright blonde hair, which one of the Scandal Book secrets claimed was dyed. It is unknown if this was true or not.
Lallie Thompson-Bates

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## Personal Status

### Relative(s)

James Thompson-Bates (father)
Cordelia Thompson-Bates (mother)

### Friend(s)

Binny Freebody
Ella Turnbull
Martha Grey
Alma Collingwood
The Marys

**Lallie Thompson-Bates** is a character in Top Marks for Murder.

## Storyline

### Top Marks for Murder

Lallie was a third former who played tennis due to her father being a famous tennis player and wanting the same for her. On the Anniversary Weekend, she played a tennis match against Lavinia but lost by a landslide, which made her father furious, yelling commands at her from the crowd.

When Lallie's parents were revealed as (attempted) murderers, she cried and shouted that they never thought of her and were so wrapped up in each other that they forgot about her. Mrs Thompson-Bates tried to claim that she did it for Lallie, to save her from her father, but Lallie said that they both did it for themselves.
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Miss Barnard

Miss Barnard was Deepdean School for Girls headmistress after the previous headmistress Miss Griffin was found guilty of the murder of Joan Bell, Amelia Tennyson and Verity Abraham. She lost her sister (and also the school governess) Mrs Rivers in Top Marks for Murder after she was accidentally poisoned. She is nicknamed 'Barny' by most of the students.

## Appearance

Miss Barnard is considered very young for her job, though once you see her in action you'd understand why she was chosen as headmistress.

## Personality

Miss Barnard is the opposite of Deepdean's precious headmistress. As Hazel describes in First Class Murder, clam spreads from her like a cool wave.
Hampden School for Ladies

Hampden School for Ladies is an all-female secondary boarding school in Cairo. It is mentioned in Murder Most Unladylike and Top Marks for Murder.

## Murder Most Unladylike

A girl Hazel knew in Hong Kong called Victoria Cheng was sent to Hampden. Hazel's father could not bear for the Chengs, his business rivals, to beat him at anything, and, since he did not have a son to send to an English boarding school at the time, he sent his eldest daughter instead, which is how Hazel came to be at Deepdean.

## Top Marks for Murder

Amina El Maghrabi used to go to Hampden before coming to Deepdean.
Lettice Prestwhich

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## Lettice Pretwich

### Affiliation

Elizabeth Hurst
The Five

## Physical description

### Gender

Female

Lettice Prestwich was a prefect at Deepdean School for Girls and one of The Five In Jolly Foul Play. In the book, her secret was that she had an eating disorder, so she was put in a psychiatric hospital over the summer, instead of a finishing school, as she claims. During the investigation, Hazel found a hairclip in the woods that belonged to Lettice, and a third former, Martha Grey, saw her running away towards Oakshott Woods just before the fireworks (but thought it was a man because of the large coat she was wearing). These facts helped prove that she was not near Elizabeth at the time of her murder, therefore proving her innocence.
Maudlin College

Maudlin College is the location of the murders in Mistletoe and Murder. It is where Bertie Wells, Donald Melling, Chummy Melling, Alfred Cheng, John Monmouth and various other students studied. Like all colleges in Cambridge, it has a Master and various Dons for different subjects. The only Maudlin Don we know the name of is Michael Butler. They also have a porter, whose name is Mr Perkins.

Robin Stevens based this college on the colleges in Cambridge and Oxford at the time. Its name is the pronunciation of Magdalen College in Oxford.
Alfred Cheng

Alfred Cheng is a character who appeared in Mistletoe and Murder. His cousin is Victoria Cheng, who Hazel knows and goes to Hampden School for Ladies in Egypt. His uncle (Victoria's father) is a business rival of Hazel's father, Vincent Wong. When they were younger, Alfred ordered Hazel to give him her cake at a party, and Hazel watched as he went around taking