The Roman Hat Mystery · Character
Madge O'Connell
Actress and acquaintance of Monte Field.
minor
Also known as O'Connell, Madge
First appearance: part one i in which are introduced a theatre audience and a corpse
Madge O'Connell shows up with force in Lexicon of Persons Connected with the Investigation. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Usherette and Parson Johnny's girlfriend; admits she gave him a pass and that they were together during the performance.
Madge O'Connell first appears in 0005 part one i in which are introduced a theatre audience and a corpse.
In In Which Inspector Queen Conducts Some Legal Conversations: Usherette and Parson Johnny's girlfriend; admits she gave him a pass and that they were together during the performance.
Later, in In Which the Queens Go to the Theatre: Ushers the Queens to their seats in the theatre.
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- Primary suspects and investigators
- Protagonist
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Story tension across the book — this chapter sits in Exposition.
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- Lexicon of Persons Connected with the Investigation
- In Which Inspector Queen Conducts Some Legal Conversations
- In Which the Queens Go to the Theatre
- In Which Inspector Queen Conducts More Legal Conversations
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See Madge O'Connell in part one i in which are introduced a theatre audience and a corpse