Nevile Strange
A celebrated tennis player whose divorce and new marriage dominate the newspapers.
The gathering at Gull’s Point
In 1936, tennis star Nevile Strange’s public divorce from Audrey ends with his marriage to Kay. When Nevile insists that both women can visit Gull’s Point together, old loyalties and buried accusations gather under Lady Tressilian’s roof.
A celebrated tennis player whose divorce and new marriage dominate the newspapers.
Nevile’s former wife and childhood companion, returning to Gull’s Point after their divorce.
Nevile’s new wife, uneasy about sharing the house with Audrey.
The formidable owner of Gull’s Point and aunt at the centre of the divided household.
Lady Tressilian’s companion, whose letters bring Thomas back to the house.
A family connection returning from abroad with an old grievance against Nevile.
The family solicitor and Sylvia’s guardian, valued for his calm judgement.
A war-scarred local detective who is drawn into the gathering at Gull’s Point.
Nevile’s new valet, whose real reason for coming to Gull’s Point is initially hidden.
Mr Treves’ young ward, staying at the nearby Easterhead hotel.
Four clear stops for each mystery-packed episode. Open only the last scene you have reached.
Hidden until you finish the episode.
Content note: Infidelity, suicide attempt, childhood death, grief, alcohol use and emotional abuse.