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I don't recall the exact moment I suspected her, but her cheerful announcements that these girls (or others) -- who had reached a "state of grace," by which she meant conversion to her own brand of faith -- were better off dead because they were in heaven put my hackles up. There seemed to be no grief in her about their deaths.Something Dennis said [which I can't recall] really pointed in Mrs Wells' direction with laser-like clarity. I couldn't understand why Sarah missed it at that point.
I picked up on that, too, Charlene. She didn’t seem to have empathy for these girls and her judgment about them surfaced immediately. I think Sarah got swept up in the effort to provide them a haven where there wasn’t one anywhere else and her vision was blurred. She kept making excuses for her.
I suspected her from the onset, particularly how she created an environment where the girls competed with each other for the favored spot. She never left my suspect list.
I suspected her from the onset, particularly how she created an environment where the girls competed with each other for the favored spot. She never left my suspect list.
I suspected her early in the book. She just seemed too over-the-top about moving these girls away from the catholic faith to what she considered the true faith. Later when Dennis was talking about Mrs. Wells and her obsession with death, I made up my mind that she was the killer.


