Ep 11. The Sins of Others
- TV-PG
- January 13, 2017
- 43 min
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8.4 (430)
Father Brown season 5 episode 11, titled "The Sins of Others," follows the beloved Catholic priest and amateur detective as he investigates a murder at a local monastery. The episode takes place in the small English village of Kembleford, where Father Brown's church is located.
The episode opens with Father Brown visiting the monastery to meet with his old friend, Brother Boniface. However, he is shocked to discover that Boniface has been murdered and his body has been found in the crypt. Inspector Mallory, who is skeptical of Father Brown's detective skills, is assigned to the case and warns Father Brown to stay out of his investigation.
Father Brown, however, cannot resist the call to solve the mystery and begins his own investigation. He is aided by the new arrival at the monastery, Sister Boniface, who is the sister of the murdered Brother Boniface. Together, they begin questioning the other monks and nuns at the monastery, including the Mother Superior, Sister Maria, and the head of the American Order, Father Jacob.
As they delve deeper into the investigation, Father Brown and Sister Boniface discover that Brother Boniface may have been involved in a scandal years earlier involving the American Order. They also uncover a feud between the American Order and the British Order, which may have played a role in the murder.
Meanwhile, Inspector Mallory's investigation leads him to suspect a local businessman, John Rustin, of being involved in Boniface's murder. Father Brown and Inspector Mallory clash as Father Brown believes there is more to the case than just Rustin's involvement.
As the investigation continues, a series of twists and turns lead Father Brown and Sister Boniface to a shocking discovery about the murderer's identity. In the end, they discover that the killer's motive was deeply intertwined with the scandal involving the American Order years ago.
Overall, "The Sins of Others" is a thrilling episode of Father Brown, filled with intrigue and mystery. The episode underscores Father Brown's exceptional detective skills and his commitment to solving crimes, even when the official investigation is underway. The addition of Sister Boniface adds a new dynamic to the show, as well as an interesting perspective on the role of women in the Catholic Church. Fans of the show are sure to enjoy this episode and the twist ending that will leave them on the edge of their seats.