Miss Timmins' School For Girls (2011) - Plot & Excerpts
The master, Mr. Samuel, spoke of it to his girlfriend, Malti Innis—“The boys said she looked sort of crazy”—who knew it was her bounden duty to tell the acting principal Miss Wilson, who in turn informed Inspector Wagle. Inspector Wagle interrogated the boys in disbelief. “What were you doing there? Can you describe her in detail? Do you know exactly at what time? Are you sure it was her? Are you sure it was her?” But the boys were firm. They saw the teacher with the mark on her face running down from table-land. They had just turned the corner from the park. They said it was sometime between twelve and one. Yes, they were breaking the rules, they were doing a wrong thing, but still, they did see her. Why would they make it up? They were as shocked as the inspector himself. Why didn’t he just ask her? They shrugged and left, not really caring, in the end. On the third day of the winter term, I was summoned by Inspector Wagle and questioned about my activities on the night of August 27, 1974.
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