Miss Gannett
Miss Gannett was an unmarried lady of King's Abbot, known for her sharp, beady eye and breathless, interrogatory manner. She questioned Dr. Sheppard about the gossip surrounding Mrs. Ferrars's death.
Miss Gannett was an unmarried lady of King's Abbot, known for her sharp, beady eye and breathless, interrogatory manner. She was a source of village gossip, having questioned Dr. Sheppard about the death of Mrs. Ferrars.
Miss Gannett was an unmarried lady of King's Abbot, known for her sharp, beady eye and breathless, interrogatory manner. She questioned Dr. Sheppard about the gossip surrounding Mrs. Ferrars's death, and later, her maid was the one who met and gave directions to the mysterious stranger inquiring about Fernly Park.
Miss Gannett was an unmarried lady of King's Abbot, known for her sharp, beady eye and breathless, interrogatory manner. She was a keen gossip, questioning Dr. Sheppard about Mrs. Ferrars's death and later propounding the theory that Roger Ackroyd had been secretly married to her.
Actions
- Questioned Dr. Sheppard about gossip surrounding Mrs. Ferrars's death · revealed ch.2
- Her maid met the Mysterious Stranger and he inquired the way to Fernly Park · revealed ch.13
- Cooperated loyally by giving Clara leave of absence to help Caroline Sheppard's inquiry · revealed ch.14
- Attended a Mah Jong party at the Sheppards' house · revealed ch.16
- Saw Flora Ackroyd in the morning but was not seen by her · revealed ch.16
- Propounded the theory that Roger Ackroyd had been secretly married to Mrs. Ferrars · revealed ch.16
- Was out for a walk on the Cranchester road in the afternoon and saw Poirot pass in a car coming from that direction · revealed ch.16
Nothing has been revealed about Miss Gannett yet at this point in the book.