Well . . . the last few minutes, or even the last act seemed rather arbitrary to me. It seemed like any of ten different endings could have been written for the program, and the ending used was puzzling.

If in fact the lady is the guilty party, then why does she bother doing all the things she does in acts one and two? The ending means that she wouldn't be doing the things she does in the first two acts of the play.

And the ending itself is straight from The Maltese Falcon, almost word for word. A strange and not really satisfying tale for me, to say the least . . .