Saturday, 21 April 2012

Why did Faber kill Mrs. Garden?

Faber
killed Mrs. Garden because he feared that she would expose his spy activities.


In the book, Faber is a German spy working on behalf of the Axis forces. He disguises
his spy activities by working as a railway clerk by day. At night, he retires quietly to his
rented room in Mrs. Garden's...

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