Picking Nits
Personal ads display; Helen’s tolerance; coworker conflict; Helen Keller name; unseen stalking
In the discussion (6)
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- Keeping multiple singles ads displayed beside the child’s artwork is suspiciously conspicuous.
- Helen tolerates implausibly many warning signs: confinement, drinking, dishonesty, workplace aggression and being treated as a murder suspect.
- Frank admitting he was investigating Helen when they met makes the relationship even harder to accept.
- Frank should not have to keep working beside his former wife’s new partner.
- Marriage would make Helen’s name Helen Keller, an awkward coincidence the script never acknowledges.
- How the killer tracks every date without Helen noticing remains doubtful, despite the predictable shoe-store schedule.