| Scions |
| Apparent |
| Legatees |
| Successors |
| Will group |
| Will names |
| Inheritors |
| Kings-to-be |
| Will figures |
| Monarchy VIPs |
| Princes, e.g. |
| Estate sharers |
| List in a will |
| Juniors, maybe |
| People of will? |
| Receiving line? |
| Estate receivers |
| They're willing? |
| Estate recipients |
| Some presumptives |
| Legacy recipients |
| Testator's concern |
| Bequest recipients |
| Natural successors |
| Ones named in wills |
| The next generation |
| They have it coming |
| Willing recipients? |
| Ones named in a will |
| Patrimony collectors |
| They get what's left |
| They may be apparent |
| They're next in line |
| Ones with will power? |
| People named in wills |
| Probate court figures |
| Will-reading attendees |
| Some funeral attendees |
| Those with will power? |
| They're often apparent |
| Some whodunit suspects |
| Apparent and presumptive |
| Classic mystery villains |
| Trust fund babies, often |
| Whodunit suspects, often |
| Formal receiving parties? |
| They have estates' rights |
| Frequent whodunit suspects |
| Kings and queens want them |
| They take over some houses |
| Those who have will power? |
| Whodunit suspects, perhaps |
| Beneficiaries of birthright |
| Some murder mystery suspects |
| They get what's coming to them |
| Ungrateful ones may be cut out |
| They might be getting the house |
| Ones who have it coming to them? |
| Ones gathering for a will reading |
| Suspects in many murder mysteries |
| Ones gathered for a reading, maybe |
| Make us ___ of all eternity": Shak. |
| People gathered in a murder mystery |