A writer, Jack Marshall watches' a documentary on Agatha Christie and is impressed with her productivity but not with her writing as she went into great detail on the furnishings, and clothing of the guests . To improve his own writing he will include more characters in his future books. Marshall and his wife Fay, invite two couples to diner and Jack notices that Peter Edelman lowers his voice whenever he spoke to Dora Cooper and that Calvin Cooper is glaring at Peter. At dinner anti-Semitic and racist remarks are exchanged by the two couples. One member of the couples is shot twice in the heart. Marshall concludes his novel with an ending that he feels would make Agartha Christie proud. Jerome Rabow. A professor Emeritus from UCLA the founder of CCODE (The Center for the Celebration of Diversity Through Education) a licensed Marriage and Family therapist and the author of numerous mysteries and other works of fiction.