She recived a secretary, Mma Makutsi, and her first client was Mma Malatsi. It was very small and poor, but with a lot of painting and a table and cahirs, seemed better. With the money of her death father, Precious bought a new hous and a new bussines. In this chapter, Mma Ramotswe explain de begining of the Agency and her new life.Ģ.3.1.1. One day, he come not to home, and Precious never saw him anymore. But she didn't left him because she was pregnan. He was a musician, and four weeks later, they married. She knew Note Makoti in one of her travels to Mochudi, for visit her father. Eight years later, Mma Rotswana went to the home of her cousin and began to work in the bus company of her husband. But one day, the cousin got married and went the house. and she and Precious(Mma Rotswana) become very good friends. She grew up in Mochudi, with her father and his cousin. In this chapter, Mma Ramotswe explains her life.Ģ.2.1.1. Than he said that he wasn't her father, and he leave de house. She was wearing the clothes of a nurs, and she said that Happy had been in a car accident and that she needed a lot of the right kind of blood, and that he had this kind of blood. She went to Happy Bapetsi's home and found the father in his bedroom. After explain her problem to Mma Ramotswe, the woman detective begins to thought wath could she did, and she had an idea. For check that this was true, she came to No. This was the reason that she came to believe that this men wasn't her father. At first all went well, but after few weeks, he began to be unbearable and bossy. She vas happy until her missing father arrived at the house saying that he was her father. She eraned a lot of money and she had a nice house. One of the first clients of Mma Ramotswe was Happy Bapetsi. Mma Rotswana starts this bussines with the money of her death fatherĢ.1.1.1. It's in the foot of Kgale Hill, and it have a tiny white van, two desk, two chairs, a typewriter, a teapot and three cups. This chapter begins with the decription of The No. At the cours of the story, Mma Rotswana meets a lot of diferent and interestering people in a lot of diferent an intersesting adventures. He writes this book when he saw a lady running after a chicken. He was born in Zimbabwe, but he now lives in Scotland. The writer of this book is Alexander MacCall Smith. Mma Ramotswe have the most succesful and famous detective agency in Botswana, and she solves a lot of difficult and dangerous problems(with the help of Mma Makutsi and Mr JLB Matekoni). She is a very kind and warmhearted African lady.ġ.1.2. When we start to listen this book, we can read how is Mma Ramotswe. Mma Precious Ramotswe and her detective agencyġ.1.1. In this introduction also explains the autor's life and wath gave him the idea for write this book. This book, starts with de description of Mma Precious Ramotswe, the protagonist of the story, and her detective agency. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency by marti sebastian 1. The gentle pacing and episodic construction means that it isn't exactly edge-of-your seat stuff but its also fresh, diverting and oddly believable - and as such, a final feather in Minghella's cap.The No. You could argue that this is a slightly patronising idea, although equally, you could argue that most British fictional detectives, from Miss Marple down to Morse himself, embody a certain archetypal Britishness just as clearly as Precious represents one idea of Africa. Also a degree of its horror: the tale does not altogether shy away from some of the grimmer realities of contemporary African life, but sweetens them with the comforting idea that at least some of these problems could be resolved by a formidable middle aged woman short on sophistication but well-endowed with compassion and common sense. Now, I've read detective stories set in the third world that could have been set anywhere, but the charm of this story lies emphatically in its African flavour.
The late Anthony Minghella's early credits included writing several episodes of 'Inspector Morse', so there's a symmetry in the fact that his final film as a director was another story about a fictional detective, namely Alexander MacCall Smith's Precious Ramotse, the eponymous No.1 lady detective in Botswana.
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