The reveal. It’s a critical part of every detective story. The suspects are gathered. The suspense is built. No one knows who did it except the detective… and the murderer! I don’t know who was the first author to gather everyone in the study for the grand reveal, and I don’t know who was the first to pin everything on the butler, but they created the archetypical detective reveal scenarios. Above is a modest attempt to put an Agatha Christie type spin on the reveal. No, this is not Hercule Poirot, but a similarly saavy European mastermind of great eccentricities named Monsignor Aberdint.
Brent >> 
Would it be possible to use this image for the article at http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/SummationGathering ?
Sure. Please credit the drawing back to me with a link to my site. (Something like “image courtesy of Brent Otey, brentotey.com” or the like). Thanks…
Ok, it’s up, you can see how it looks at the above link. Thanks for allowing it’s use. 🙂