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Before we get into this week's special bonus episode, a word of warning.

If you haven't yet watched Moonflower Murders all the way to the end,

please stop listening to this podcast right now and watch that series first

as we're about to discuss the ending and reveal the killers. Consider this a blaring spoiler alert.

Sufficiently warned, ready, okay, here we go.

I'm Jayce Lake Hob and you're listening to masterpiece studio.

Over the course of Moonflower murders, two sloths, editor-turned-Amature Detective

Susan Ryland, and professional but fictional detective Atticus Pund must contend with four murders and three killers.

The first two murders happen in Susan's world. First, that of notorious Batty Frank Paris, which took place eight years earlier, and then the disappearance of Cessily Traherne, whose body is later found buried in the woods. The other two murders take place in Pune's world,

within the pages of Alan Conway's novel Atticus Pune takes the case. Actress turned

hotelier Melissa James's murder in episode one sets the plot in motion and later

her husband John Spencer is stabbed with a Turkish dagger from one of her movies.

Susan and Pund must work together to figure out the connection between these murders and what hidden clues in Conway's book led to Cecily's death.

In the end, justice is served, the guilty punished, and killers are unmasked.

Today we are joined by a cast member who speaks now about their homicidal role in

Moonflower murders. Murders.

We are joined once again this week by Moonflower Murders star Pippa Bennett Warner.

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