The Movie Clue The Killer

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In the movie ,Clue, six people are brought to a mansion under false names; who later find out that they,along with the Butler, are all being blackmailed guy named Mr. body. Later, dies as well as his five accomplices who were former employees of the six people with false names. There are now seven people still alive and they must figure out who is the killer. Out the possible killers ( Mrs.White, Colonel Mustard, Wadsworth, Miss.Scarlet, Mr.Green, Mrs. Peacock or Professor Plum) I believe the killer is Mrs. Peacock.
The killer is Mrs. Peacock because, her pseudonym (peacock) is an animal that is usually portrayed as vain and willing to do anything as long as it's for the benefit of themselves; since we know her husband is of great authority,

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