Yes, it is 'Queens of Mystery', so finishing the series with a two-parter dedicated to Edgar Allan Poe ought to be right in the slot, especially as 'The Raven' was the title of the poem which apparently first propelled him to fame.
Central to the poem is the mystery of a woman first referred to as "the lost Lenore", and central to 'Queens of Mystery' is Matilda's never-ending quest to solve the mystery of what became of her lost mother, named Eleanor, a more typically English version of the same name.
Along the way we have all the references to Poe, including a young woman dressed up like him and wearing a false moustache, and 'The Pit and the Pendulum'.
And does the principal mystery get resolved?
The word the raven uses over and over is "Nevermore".
But perhaps there will be a series 3 ???
Central to the poem is the mystery of a woman first referred to as "the lost Lenore", and central to 'Queens of Mystery' is Matilda's never-ending quest to solve the mystery of what became of her lost mother, named Eleanor, a more typically English version of the same name.
Along the way we have all the references to Poe, including a young woman dressed up like him and wearing a false moustache, and 'The Pit and the Pendulum'.
And does the principal mystery get resolved?
The word the raven uses over and over is "Nevermore".
But perhaps there will be a series 3 ???
