What is Vera's reaction to the appearance of the three men returning from the moor?
Saki is often described as a master of wit and humor. Would you describe this story as witty or humorous?
How might Vera's self-confidence contribute to her being believed?
Why does Saki wait until the last line of the story to tell readers that telling tales was Vera's specialty?
What does Vera ask Framtom Nuttel to break the silence? (and to find out if he knows something)
"Do you know many of the people round here?"
What do you think Vera notices as they sit in silence and wait for Mrs. Sappleton?
How did Vera's reaction to the appearance of the three men contributed to Nuttel's reaction?
What can you deduce about Vera’s personality?
Why does Framtom Nuttel visit Mrs. Sappleton?
How does Framton Nuttel’s mental state affect his behavior and the outcome of this story?
Would you like to be friends with Vera? Why or why not?
The author subtly plays with the theme of hunting in this story. How is Vera like a hunter and Framton Nuttel like her prey?