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One, Two, Buckle My Shoe - Agatha Christie

Description: ISBN 0007274572 / Author: Agatha Christie / Genre: Crime / Thriller

Newest Review: ... story, yet the focus has changed slightly with "One Two Buckle My Shoe." In this story Poirot's - and possibly the ... more

... reader's - moral integrity is tempted with the realisation that the person who becomes the chief suspect at one point is a highly unpleasant person. As Poirot thinks to himself, the accused is someone the world would be better off without and thus we can see his (Poirot's) dilemma when he is given a very strong opportunity not to help the accused. It is, therefore, testament to the detective's character that his sense of duty prevails and he insists that the person is honest with him, in order that Poirot may help ...more

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One, Two, Buckle My Shoe - Agatha Christie: Can we count on Poirot? (1452 words)
by - written on 06/04/09 (Very useful, 113 readings)
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The biannual dentist appointment which Poirot had made for himself was a feared but routine occurence. Mr Morley, the dentist, was as professional as he'd always been, careful, dexterous and adept at spotting the slightest problem. It was, one would think, a very routine day for everyone in the surgery. Yet, within a few hours of Poirot leaving him, Mr Morley was found dead in his surgery, shot at close quarters. After an initial suspicion directed at a powerful magnate from Greece, one Amberiotis who had also had a dentist appointment that day with Mr Morley, the next assumption - on the part of the police at least - was that of suicide, when Amberiotis was found dead ... Read the complete review