“Invitation to a Murder” essay
The title is an example. The men believed they were going to witness a physical murder, an attack. Eleanor Abbott had several weapons arranged upon a table: a kitchen knife, a wire, a pipe, a gun, and a bottle with skull and crossbones. However, instead of assaulting him, Eleanor only failed to give him his medicine. Gregory had a weak heart that needed a certain elixir to stay at a steady rate. Without the imperative medicine, Gregory’s heart would soon give out. Moreover, Eleanor welcomed twelve men to the murder. Each of the twelve men was a highly respected official. Eleanor communicated with the dozen men through letters; she invited them to attend the impending doom of her husband. The men assumed they …show more content…
Abbott had been extremely careful when planning the death of Mr. Abbott. She claimed the men had murdered her husband; though, it was impossible for her to be a faultless individual. The murder had been pre meditated by Eleanor herself. She had sent out various invitations to the event, stating her husband’s upcoming death. Eleanor had prepared twelve chairs for the twelve guests. Furthermore, she had placed several deadly weapons upon a table in the center of the room. It was valid that Mrs. Abbott was never innocent, considering she was dressed in all black even before her husband’s death. Eleanor had guaranteed Gregory would be dead by eleven O’clock. She had positioned herself in a chair next to Gregory’s bed. It was implied she would use one of the five tools on the table to harm her husband. Eleanor had repeatedly attempted to stand and move toward the table, only to be blocked by one of the men in the room. The men believed they were protecting Gregory from insane wife by keeping her situated in her chair. Subsequently, Gregory heart still stopped beating. Eleanor declared she was trying to give him his medicine. Gregory’s medicine was the liquid in the bottle that had a skull and crossbones printed on it. The medicine was poison to a healthy human, signaling the skull and crossbones. The liquid would increase Gregory’s heart rate keeping him alive; without the medicine, Gregory would not remain
The title is an example. The men believed they were going to witness a physical murder, an attack. Eleanor Abbott had several weapons arranged upon a table: a kitchen knife, a wire, a pipe, a gun, and a bottle with skull and crossbones. However, instead of assaulting him, Eleanor only failed to give him his medicine. Gregory had a weak heart that needed a certain elixir to stay at a steady rate. Without the imperative medicine, Gregory’s heart would soon give out. Moreover, Eleanor welcomed twelve men to the murder. Each of the twelve men was a highly respected official. Eleanor communicated with the dozen men through letters; she invited them to attend the impending doom of her husband. The men assumed they …show more content…
Abbott had been extremely careful when planning the death of Mr. Abbott. She claimed the men had murdered her husband; though, it was impossible for her to be a faultless individual. The murder had been pre meditated by Eleanor herself. She had sent out various invitations to the event, stating her husband’s upcoming death. Eleanor had prepared twelve chairs for the twelve guests. Furthermore, she had placed several deadly weapons upon a table in the center of the room. It was valid that Mrs. Abbott was never innocent, considering she was dressed in all black even before her husband’s death. Eleanor had guaranteed Gregory would be dead by eleven O’clock. She had positioned herself in a chair next to Gregory’s bed. It was implied she would use one of the five tools on the table to harm her husband. Eleanor had repeatedly attempted to stand and move toward the table, only to be blocked by one of the men in the room. The men believed they were protecting Gregory from insane wife by keeping her situated in her chair. Subsequently, Gregory heart still stopped beating. Eleanor declared she was trying to give him his medicine. Gregory’s medicine was the liquid in the bottle that had a skull and crossbones printed on it. The medicine was poison to a healthy human, signaling the skull and crossbones. The liquid would increase Gregory’s heart rate keeping him alive; without the medicine, Gregory would not remain