Pecan Street Murders

The various thefts in the book made me nervous, but Poirot's investigation made me feel like I was actually there. Especially what Mrs. Hubbard said, "Felicity never cares about other people. I'm not like that. That's why I'm so worried." Made me feel the same. Like her, I always think about others and worry about their safety. This book made me understand that kindness and caring for others are very important qualities.

The 29th installment in the Detective Poirot series. There is a dormitory for international students on Pecan Street. Men and women from different countries, different skin colors, and different personalities live together. The two houses are connected together, with a common living room on the first floor. The girls' bedroom is upstairs by taking the stairs on the right. The boys take the stairs on the left. The men's and women's dormitories on the second floor are not connected. Six months ago, things started being lost in the dormitory. Although, I just lost some worthless little things. For example, a shoe, a lipstick, etc. Housekeeper, Mrs. Hubbard. It's Poirot's secretary, Miss Lemon. Sister. She asks Poirot to help find the truth. The order of throwing things is: the backpack that was cut into pieces, the light bulb. Bracelets, rings. Compact compact, evening shoes. Lipstick, earrings. Stethoscope, bath salts. Cut up silk scarf, pants. Recipe, boric acid. The brooch, the paper was splashed with ink. Poirot discovered something extraordinary from seemingly ordinary cases. Someone is smuggling drugs and gems. Poirot suggested calling the police. The druggist then surrenders to Poirot and admits that she stole some of the items. Then, the murders began. The next day, the female pharmacist was poisoned and killed. And it was disguised as suicide. Soon, the landlady was poisoned and killed. In the third case, a female student from the Department of Archeology was beaten to death with a paperweight. Relevant personnel include: 7. Male majoring in history. Nigel Chapman. Messy long hair, thin figure. Studied Medieval History and Italian at the University of London. Smart and quick thinking. Rude, conceited. Aloof and arrogant, speaking without restraint. Likes to ridicule, scorn, sarcastically, and make fun of others. Childish sense of humor. Likes to stir up trouble. It is said that his childhood was unlucky and he had no contact with his family. His father is a famous chemist. Two and a half years ago, it was said that my mother died of an overdose of sleeping pills. He made a bet with a medical student. Successfully implemented, three ways for ordinary people to get poison. A person can be poisoned in three ways, using three different poisons, and in each case the poison cannot be traced to you. One, stalk the careless country doctor and steal from the medicine box. Second, forge a doctor's prescription and go to a pharmacy to buy it. Third, he stole the stethoscope of a male medical student and pretended to be a doctor and went to the hospital pharmacy to steal it. 1 Likes 7. 1. Female from the Department of Archeology. Pat. Patricia Lane. Wear glasses. Ordinary appearance, quiet and elegant. Smart and cultured. Has maternal qualities. Popular, a bit boring. Be serious. Not rich. I lost my diamond ring, but found it in the soup plate of two female beauticians. Poirot discovered that the diamonds on it had been swapped. 1 Has a favorable impression of 7. She was the third person killed. 2. Female beautician. Val. Valerie Hobhouse. Dark skin. Tall and thin. Smart, with an extraordinary mind and keen observation. A flamboyant personality. Arrogant and harsh in speech. Work in a beauty salon. He is from a beauty salon, a small shareholder, and a buyer. Lost earrings. A silk scarf was cut into pieces. She has lived in the dormitory for two and a half years, making her the longest resident. Is a gambler. Smuggling. She swapped 1 diamond. She gave 10 an idea to steal something. 3. Male medical student. Lunn. Leonard Bateson. Fire red hair, tall, burly guy. Enthusiastic and friendly. Popularity. Be diligent and hardworking. Has a bad temper and gets angry easily. Lost the stethoscope. Maybe the backpack was cut into pieces. Like 6. 4. Indian male. Gopal Ram. Don't care about money. Nothing was lost. 5. Psychology male. Colin McNab. Big man, dark skin. Graduate student in psychiatry. Fascinated by criminal psychology. Holding a pipe. Frugal. Self-centered. Lost a pair of flannel pants. Maybe the backpack was cut into pieces. 10 Likes 5. 5 Always pays attention to 6. 6. American female. Sally Finch. Red hair. Lively and cheerful nature. Smart, pretty, charming. Likeable. Pay tuition with scholarships obtained in the United States. Lost a new shoe, brooch. 6 Likes 3. 8. West African black male. Akibombo. Black curly hair. The culture is good. Charming and popular. I'm always confused and can't follow the plot. Believe in witchcraft. 9. Jamaica, legal woman. Black Beth. Elizabeth Johnston. From the West Indies. Tall, dark skinned. Study hard and be very ambitious. Reasonable and proud. Likes to scold and correct others. Quiet and doesn't interact with many people. Balanced in all aspects and strong in work ability. Is a member of the Communist Party. Lost my lipstick. The paper I worked on for several months was splashed with ink. She suspected it was 7. 10. Female pharmacist. Celia austen. Short and fat, with fair skin. Cute, shy and timid. Sluggish, the brain's reaction is a bit slow. Works at, St. Catherine's Hospital. Fall in love with 5. When Poirot arrived, he turned himself in and admitted that he had stolen some of the items. Shoes, bracelets, compacts, rings, cut silk scarves. However, the stethoscope, backpack, light bulb, boric acid, bath salts, and ink spilled on the paper were not her fault. There is no shortage of money financially. Poirot thinks she stole some insignificant things to attract 5's attention. And this idea is given by 2. After she surrendered, she got engaged to 5 as she wished. But then he was poisoned by adding morphine to his coffee. The first victim. 11. French woman. Genevieve Marie Caud. Study English Department. Likes to have a little temper. Care about money. Like to eavesdrop. I lost my bracelet and compact. 12. Rene Harley. Male. 13, Blonde, little beauty. Gene Tomlinson. Female physiotherapist in hospital. Gentle and gentle, with a sense of justice. Likes to eavesdrop, gossip, and be loudmouthed. 14. Indian Medicine Male. Mr. Chandra Lal. Things are pressing. Political paranoia. I lost the boric acid powder I used when my eyes were inflamed. 15, Dutch. Miss Reingill. 16. Egyptians. Mr Ahmed Ali. He is eloquent and aggressive. He is a political madman. A mind full of erotic thoughts. 17. Landlady. Nick. Mrs. Nicoletis. Dark skinned, tall. Afraid of the cold and sloppy. Stingy. The matter is pressing, and the person is sarcastic. Shrew. Has a bad temper and speaks rudely. Drunkard. The second was killed and his brandy was poisoned. I used to be a warm-hearted person, but a year ago I started to become moody. As if he was afraid of something. 2 Is actually her daughter. 18. Housekeeper, Mrs. Hubbard. 19. The cook, Maria. 20. The cook's husband, Italian valet, Geronimo. Don't know much English. Mysterious and likes to eavesdrop. Still a super exciting and beautiful novel! I guessed the wrong murderer again! Grandma YYDS! [Shy][shy][shy][shy]

It is also a top-notch novel among Agatha novels. The exploration of psychological motivations is very detailed. It seems that the span of the case is very large, but it is foreshadowed and reasonable. In addition, the description of the international student dormitory is also lifelike.

Pretty good story structure!

Nigel does seem to be a bad person, attracting attention and pretending to be smart. The ink is his, the medicine is also his, he misleads everyone, and there is a feeling of darkness under the lamp. Everyone has secrets, and they don't want to be discovered by others. The more they hide, the more suspicious they become, and people's hearts are unpredictable. I really can't remember the name, hahahaha.

Grandma, grandma, grandma...

Some people are just born bad.

It's so exciting, check in and check out!

Hahahahahahaha

The plot is compact and involves a lot of psychological knowledge. Grandma is the eternal god.

Since he is the murderer in the end

At first I thought it was some small case, a prank, but then it became more and more complicated and confusing, and the twist was great.

Poirot can discover important clues from small things. At the same time, grandma also painted a srf for us from a psychological perspective. Wonderful [Like]