Maud recounts both recent and past (mis?)adventures while traveling to Africa for her last big hurrah.  At 89 years old, she expects this to be her last no-holds-barred solo vacation.  On her flight to meet with the tour group, Maud recounts several other mischievous circumstances and murders she committed or contributed to over the years.  

Upon arriving in Africa, Maud finds herself committing yet another murder, and finally realizing how she'd like to spend the rest of her days.  

Maud is a formidable opponent if you get in her way, however, I do admire her ability to play on the judgments and stereotypes others hold about older folks.  And get away with murder every time!