It seems like you’re asking about why “they didn’t ask Evans” in a specific context, possibly referring to a mystery or story. The phrase “they didn’t ask Evans” is actually the title of a famous novel by Agatha Christie, published in 1936. In this mystery, the phrase itself becomes a significant clue, and it points to a case that involves a seemingly trivial piece of information that becomes crucial in solving a murder.
Without more context, it’s hard to say exactly which “Evans” or which scenario you’re referring to. But if you’re asking about a plot or a situation in a TV series, movie, or another piece of fiction, the phrase might be used to indicate that someone (possibly “Evans”) was not consulted, and their input or knowledge could have been vital to solving a problem or understanding a situation.
Could you clarify what you’re referring to? Are you asking about the Agatha Christie novel, or something else?
