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Her descriptions of the church and the village life feel so vivid and authentic. I wonder what sources or experiences inspired her detailed setting.

The way the story weaves in the church bells and their significance added a layer of depth. Was this a common theme in detective fiction of that era?

It gave the story a unique flavor, almost like a character itself. I'm curious whether Sayers intended to highlight the cultural aspects or if it was just a natural part of the setting.