Cabinet secret drawer tied to Mme de Montespan case
Godfrey outlines a theory that a secret drawer in a cabinet supposedly for Mme de Montespan hid a lethal mechanism. The danger would kill the opener, implicating an unknown Frenchman connected to Vantine. The narrator agrees the cabinet is central to the mystery.
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Secret Drawer Mystery Involving Poison Plot
In a tense scene, Lester and Godfrey debate the cabinet secret drawer linked to the Medici poison. The Frenchman’s death and Vantine’s murder are tied to a planned robbery and a hidden drawer believed to hold crucial contents. They plan to investigate with caution, fearing a mastermind criminal.
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