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* WithCatLikeTread: After eavesdropping on a conversation by hiding in an adjoining room, Lynley walks out with [[WhatAnIdiot such \such conspicuous stealth]] stealth that his hostess immediately suspects that he was up to no good.
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* MamasBabyPapasMaybe: [[spoiler: Millie]]. But [[spoiler: Tim Sumner]] [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments doesn't love her any less for that]].
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* MamasBabyPapasMaybe: [[spoiler: Millie]]. But [[spoiler: Tim Sumner]] [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments doesn't love her any less for that]].that.
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* PapaWolf: Tim Sumner. What makes this particularly poignant is that despite having just been told that [[spoiler:he isn't Millie's biological father]], he goes on a RoaringRampageOfRescue when she is kidnapped. [[spoiler: The moment he is able to snatch her from the kidnapper, [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments he carries her away like she's the most precious thing in the world.]]]]
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* PapaWolf: Tim Sumner. What makes this particularly poignant is that despite having just been told that [[spoiler:he isn't Millie's biological father]], he goes on a RoaringRampageOfRescue when she is kidnapped. [[spoiler: The moment he is able to snatch her from the kidnapper, [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments he kidnapper,he carries her away like she's the most precious thing in the world.]]]]]]
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* MamasBabyPapasMaybe: [[spoiler: Millie]]. But [[spoiler: Tim Sumner]] [[HeartwarmingMoments doesn't love her any less for that]].
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* MamasBabyPapasMaybe: [[spoiler: Millie]]. But [[spoiler: Tim Sumner]] [[HeartwarmingMoments [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments doesn't love her any less for that]].
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* PapaWolf: Tim Sumner. What makes this particularly poignant is that despite having just been told that [[spoiler:he isn't Millie's biological father]], he goes on a RoaringRampageOfRescue when she is kidnapped. [[spoiler: The moment he is able to snatch her from the kidnapper, [[HeartwarmingMoments [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments he carries her away like she's the most precious thing in the world.]]]]
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* ArcWords: "Eluthera". It's a foreign land, a concept, and a [[spoiler: lighthouse]].
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* ArcWords: "Eluthera". It's a foreign land, a concept, and a [[spoiler: lighthouse]].
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* ArcWords: "Eluthera". It's a foreign land, a concept, and a [[spoiler: lighthouse]].
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* DudeWheresMyReward: It does seem rather unfair that it is Helen who gets to celebrate with Lynley when he [[spoiler: is reinstated]], given that it was Havers [[spoiler: who gave the crucial evidence at the hearing]], and who supported Lynley throughout his HeroicBSOD for the past year or so. Havers' expression as she walks away from the couple shows her relief at Lynley's fate, but some disappointment as well.
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* DudeWheresMyReward: It does seem rather unfair that it is Helen who gets to celebrate with Lynley when he [[spoiler: is reinstated]], [[spoiler:reinstated]], given that it was Havers [[spoiler: who gave [[spoiler:gave the crucial evidence at the hearing]], and who supported Lynley throughout his HeroicBSOD for the past year or so. Havers' expression as she walks away from the couple shows her relief at Lynley's fate, but some disappointment as well.
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* ImprovisedWeapon: It's not that a car hasn't been used to kill people before, but using it to ram another car into the pond, with a person trapped inside, has to be one of the [[CruelAndUnusualDeath cruelest and most unexpected forms of murder]].
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* WithCatLikeTread: A rare WhatAnIdiot moment for Lynley. After eavesdropping on a conversation by hiding in an adjoining room, he walks out with such conspicuous stealth that his hostess immediately suspects that he was up to no good.
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* WithCatLikeTread: A rare WhatAnIdiot moment for Lynley. After eavesdropping on a conversation by hiding in an adjoining room, he Lynley walks out with [[WhatAnIdiot such conspicuous stealth stealth]] that his hostess immediately suspects that he was up to no good.
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-->'''Knight''': You two really ''are'' a double act, aren't you!
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-->'''Knight''': You two really ''are'' a double act, aren't you!you!
* WithCatLikeTread: A rare WhatAnIdiot moment for Lynley. After eavesdropping on a conversation by hiding in an adjoining room, he walks out with such conspicuous stealth that his hostess immediately suspects that he was up to no good.
* WithCatLikeTread: A rare WhatAnIdiot moment for Lynley. After eavesdropping on a conversation by hiding in an adjoining room, he walks out with such conspicuous stealth that his hostess immediately suspects that he was up to no good.
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* SueDonym: DI Knight is appalled when she hears reports that a man identifying himself as "Inspector Linton" has been questioning potential suspects in the case.
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* PapaWolf: Tim Sumner. What makes this particularly poignant is that despite having just been told that [[spoiler:he isn't Millie's biological father]], he goes on a RoaringRampageOfRescue when she is kidnapped. [[spoiler: The moment he is able to snatch her from the kidnapper, [[HeartwarmingMoments he carries her away like she's the most precious thing in the world.]]]]
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* DudeWheresMyReward: It does seem rather unfair that it is Helen who gets to celebrate with Lynley when he [[spoiler: is reinstated]], given that it was Havers [[spoiler: gave the crucial evidence at the hearing]], and who supported Lynley throughout his HeroicBSOD for the past year or so, when Helen walked out on him. Havers' expression as she walks away from the couple shows her relief at Lynley's fate, but some disappointment as well.
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* DudeWheresMyReward: It does seem rather unfair that it is Helen who gets to celebrate with Lynley when he [[spoiler: is reinstated]], given that it was Havers [[spoiler: who gave the crucial evidence at the hearing]], and who supported Lynley throughout his HeroicBSOD for the past year or so, when Helen walked out on him.so. Havers' expression as she walks away from the couple shows her relief at Lynley's fate, but some disappointment as well.
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* DudeWheresMyReward: In the overall scheme of things, it does seem rather unfair that it is Helen who gets to celebrate with Lynley when he is [[spoiler: reinstated]], given it was Havers who saved the day [[spoiler: at the hearing]], and who supported Lynley throughout his HeroicBSOD for the past year or so, when Helen had walked out on him. Havers' expression as she [[LeaveTheTwoLoveBirdsAlone walks away from the couple]] sums it up.
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* DudeWheresMyReward: In the overall scheme of things, it It does seem rather unfair that it is Helen who gets to celebrate with Lynley when he is [[spoiler: is reinstated]], given that it was Havers who saved the day [[spoiler: gave the crucial evidence at the hearing]], and who supported Lynley throughout his HeroicBSOD for the past year or so, when Helen had walked out on him. Havers' expression as she [[LeaveTheTwoLoveBirdsAlone walks away from the couple]] sums it up. couple shows her relief at Lynley's fate, but some disappointment as well.
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* DudeWheresMyReward: In the overall scheme of things, it does seem rather unfair that it is Helen who gets to celebrate with Lynley when he is [[spoiler: reinstated]], given it was Havers who saved the day [[spoiler: at the hearing]], and who supported Lynley throughout his HeroicBSOD for the past year or so, when Helen had walked out on him. Havers' expression as she [[LeaveTheTwoLoveBirdsAlone walks away from the couple]] sums it up.
* EpiphanyTherapy: Lynley solves a key aspect of the puzzle ''and'' realises the truth about his feelings for Helen 5 minutes through the psychotherapy session.
* EpiphanyTherapy: Lynley solves a key aspect of the puzzle ''and'' realises the truth about his feelings for Helen 5 minutes through the psychotherapy session.
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* FanServicePack: Barbara shows up in this episode with shoulder-length hair and a significant wardrobe upgrade. The effect is startling, to say the least.
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* FanServicePack: FanservicePack: Barbara shows up in this episode with shoulder-length hair and a significant wardrobe upgrade. The effect is startling, to say the least.
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* ConflictingLoyalty: Barbara is torn between her loyalty to Lynley and her loyalty to her new partner, Fiona Knight. No prizes for guessing who wins.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Even her ''girth'' can't separate them!]]
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-> '''Havers''': ''[to Lynley, about working with DI Knight]'' It's not that I don't get on with people. I get on with you. ''[A little shyly]'' It's not the same with anyone else.
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-> '''Havers''': ''[to Lynley, about working with DI Knight]'' It's not that I don't get on with people. I get on with you. ''[A little shyly]'' It's just not the same with anyone else.
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* RedHerring: [[spoiler: Both DI Knight and Lynley's lines of enquiries have absolutely nothing to do with Edie's murder]].
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: DI Knight, mostly. Once she realises that Lynley and Barbara are on the right track, she lets them have at it.
* RedHerring: [[spoiler: Both DI Knight and Lynley's lines of enquiries have absolutely nothing to do with Edie'smurder]].murder]].
* ShipperOnDeck: DI Knight certainly seems to be one for Lynley and Havers.
* TrueCompanions: Fiona Knight knows ''exactly'' what's up.
-->'''Knight''': You two really ''are'' a double act, aren't you!
* RedHerring: [[spoiler: Both DI Knight and Lynley's lines of enquiries have absolutely nothing to do with Edie's
* ShipperOnDeck: DI Knight certainly seems to be one for Lynley and Havers.
* TrueCompanions: Fiona Knight knows ''exactly'' what's up.
-->'''Knight''': You two really ''are'' a double act, aren't you!
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A young woman called Edie Covington is drowned to death when the car she was in is rammed into a pond by another car. Her lover, Joshua Holcombe, goes missing after the murder. With Lynley suspended until the outcome of his disciplinary hearing, Havers is assigned to work on this case under DI Fiona Knight. She and DI Knight get along reasonably well, but Havers risks her new boss's anger by unofficially asking Lynley to do some background detecting.
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-> '''Havers''': ''[to Lynley, about working with DI Knight]'' It's not that I don't get on with people. I get on with you. ''[A little shyly]'' It's not the same with anyone else.
-> ''[Lynley smiles, chuffed]''.
A young woman called Edie Covington is drowned to death when the car she was in is rammed into a pond by another car. Her lover, Joshua Holcombe, goes missing after the murder. With Lynley suspended until the outcome of his disciplinary hearing, Havers is assigned to work on this case under DI Fiona Knight. She and DI Knight get along reasonably well, but Havers risks her new boss's anger by unofficially asking Lynley to do some background detecting.
-> ''[Lynley smiles, chuffed]''.
A young woman called Edie Covington is drowned to death when the car she was in is rammed into a pond by another car. Her lover, Joshua Holcombe, goes missing after the murder. With Lynley suspended until the outcome of his disciplinary hearing, Havers is assigned to work on this case under DI Fiona Knight. She and DI Knight get along reasonably well, but Havers risks her new boss's anger by unofficially asking Lynley to do some background detecting.
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* MamasBabyPapasMaybe: [[spoiler: Millie]]. But [[spoiler: Tim Sumner]] [[HeartwarmingMoments doesn't love her any less for that]].
* ObliviousToHisOwnDescription: After Lynley and DI Knight disagree over which lead to follow, Lynley remarks to Havers (once DI Knight has left): "I see what you mean. She doesn't listen, does she?" To which Havers comes back with: "That reminds me of another detective I know."
* TheOtherDarrin: This episode introduces the ''third'' Helen, played by Catherine Russell.
* RedHerring: [[spoiler: Both DI Knight and Lynley's lines of enquiries have absolutely nothing to do with Edie's murder]].
* ObliviousToHisOwnDescription: After Lynley and DI Knight disagree over which lead to follow, Lynley remarks to Havers (once DI Knight has left): "I see what you mean. She doesn't listen, does she?" To which Havers comes back with: "That reminds me of another detective I know."
* TheOtherDarrin: This episode introduces the ''third'' Helen, played by Catherine Russell.
* RedHerring: [[spoiler: Both DI Knight and Lynley's lines of enquiries have absolutely nothing to do with Edie's murder]].
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A young woman called Edie Covington is drowned to death when the car she was in is rammed into a pond by another car. Her lover, Joshua Holcombe, goes missing after the murder. While Lynley awaits his disciplinary hearing, having been suspended for the time being, Havers is assigned to work on this case under DI Fiona Knight. She and DI Knight get along reasonably well, but Havers risks her new boss's anger by unofficially asking Lynley to do some background detecting.
In the meantime, Helen reemerges in Lynley's life, and contemplates rekindling their relationship. With Lynley dreading the outcome of the disciplinary hearing, he tries to busy himself in finding Edie's killer.
DI Knight strongly suspects Edie's partner, Tim Sumner, to be the murderer. Lynley, on the other hand, believes that Edie's death was to do with a land dispute with property developer Owen Harcourt-Baines. It seems a matter of time to Havers before her past and present bosses clash openly.
In the meantime, Helen reemerges in Lynley's life, and contemplates rekindling their relationship. With Lynley dreading the outcome of the disciplinary hearing, he tries to busy himself in finding Edie's killer.
DI Knight strongly suspects Edie's partner, Tim Sumner, to be the murderer. Lynley, on the other hand, believes that Edie's death was to do with a land dispute with property developer Owen Harcourt-Baines. It seems a matter of time to Havers before her past and present bosses clash openly.
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A young woman called Edie Covington is drowned to death when the car she was in is rammed into a pond by another car. Her lover, Joshua Holcombe, goes missing after the murder. While With Lynley awaits suspended until the outcome of his disciplinary hearing, having been suspended for the time being, Havers is assigned to work on this case under DI Fiona Knight. She and DI Knight get along reasonably well, but Havers risks her new boss's anger by unofficially asking Lynley to do some background detecting.
In the meantime, Helen reemerges in Lynley's life, and contemplates rekindling their relationship. With Lynley dreading the outcome of the disciplinary hearing, he tries to busy himself in finding Edie's killer.
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DI Knight strongly suspects Edie's partner, Tim Sumner, to be the murderer. Lynley, on the other hand, believes that Edie's death was to do with a land dispute with property developer Owen Harcourt-Baines. It seems a matter of timeto Havers before her Havers' past and present bosses clash openly.
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In the meantime, Helen reemerges in Lynley's life, and contemplates rekindling their relationship.
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* BunnyEarsLawyer: Lafferty. The man becomes poetic over the dead bodies he dissects.
--> '''Lafferty''': ''[examining the bodies of two victims, who were lovers]'' Never was there a story of more woe than this of Juliet and her Romeo.
--> '''Lynley''': ''[exasperated]'' Do you have a different quote for every autopsy you do?
--> '''Lafferty''': What's better - to see them as pieces of meat or fragments of poetry?
* TheBusCameBack: With a [[TheOtherDarrin brand-new Helen]], no less!
[[caption-width-right:350:Even her ''girth'' can't separate them!]]
DI Knight strongly suspects Edie's partner, Tim Sumner, to be the murderer. Lynley, on the other hand, believes that Edie's death was to do with a land dispute with property developer Owen Harcourt-Baines. It seems a matter of time
In the meantime, Helen reemerges in Lynley's life, and contemplates rekindling their relationship.
!! Tropes
* BunnyEarsLawyer: Lafferty. The man becomes poetic over the dead bodies he dissects.
--> '''Lafferty''': ''[examining the bodies of two victims, who were lovers]'' Never was there a story of more woe than this of Juliet and her Romeo.
--> '''Lynley''': ''[exasperated]'' Do you have a different quote for every autopsy you do?
--> '''Lafferty''': What's better - to see them as pieces of meat or fragments of poetry?
* TheBusCameBack: With a [[TheOtherDarrin brand-new Helen]], no less!
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A young woman called Edie Covington is drowned to death when the car she was in is rammed into a pond by another car. Her lover, Joshua Holcombe, goes missing after the murder. While Lynley awaits his disciplinary hearing, having been suspended for the time being, Havers is assigned to work on this case under DI Fiona Knight. She and DI Knight get along reasonably well, but Havers risks her new boss's anger by unofficially asking Lynley to do some background detecting.
In the meantime, Helen reemerges in Lynley's life, and contemplates rekindling their relationship. With Lynley dreading the outcome of the disciplinary hearing, he tries to busy himself in finding Edie's killer.
DI Knight strongly suspects Edie's partner, Tim Sumner, to be the murderer. Lynley, on the other hand, believes that Edie's death was to do with a land dispute with property developer Owen Harcourt-Baines. It seems a matter of time to Havers before her past and present bosses clash openly.
In the meantime, Helen reemerges in Lynley's life, and contemplates rekindling their relationship. With Lynley dreading the outcome of the disciplinary hearing, he tries to busy himself in finding Edie's killer.
DI Knight strongly suspects Edie's partner, Tim Sumner, to be the murderer. Lynley, on the other hand, believes that Edie's death was to do with a land dispute with property developer Owen Harcourt-Baines. It seems a matter of time to Havers before her past and present bosses clash openly.
