Re-viewed Dead Man's Folly. More Ariadne Oliver necklaces, country furniture and decor, lush woods and gardens, an emerald ring, a fete with a carousel, a fortune teller's tent, foreign hikers, a folly, a search party, a wonderful tea service in a shop, switched identities, and three murders. As I mentioned after my first viewing I do miss the scene in Amy Folliat's lodge, which, in the book, not only showcased her obsessive-compulsive needlepoint but used it as a reflection of a criminal's obsession-compulsion.