Agatha Christie's Miss Marple: A Caribbean Mystery

Jason Rafiel:
I had to think about this quite a bit before mentioning it to you.

Inspector Weston:
And why is that, Mr. Rafael?

Jason Rafiel:
It wasn't my idea, and the person who had it - the idea, I mean - is a little old lady who knits and wears lace. She also has a mind like a bacon slicer.

Inspector Weston:
Why didn't she come to me herself?

Jason Rafiel:
She didn't think you'd take her seriously.

Inspector Weston:
I might have done.

Jason Rafiel:
I doubt it. It's a very good disguise. She even had me fooled for a minute. [He laughs]

Inspector Weston:
Better have her name for the record.

Jason Rafiel:
Miss Marple.

Inspector Weston:
[Startled] What?

Jason Rafiel:
Miss Marple.

Inspector Weston:
You wouldn't know if this lady comes from a village in England called St. Mary Mead?

Jason Rafiel:
Yeah, yeah! That rings a bell... I think that's what she said - something like that anyway. How do you know that?

Inspector Weston:
[Laughs] Magnificent! I've heard her called the best personality analyst in the world, a ruthless forensic brain - a mind like a bacon slicer would do very well.