This fact was fascinating to Poirot, and he immediately took up this case. There were twelve wounds of varying severity found on his body, only a few of which were lethal, and what is even more mysterious, all were made by both left-hander and right-hander. The train got stuck in the territory of Yugoslavia, and the same night Ratchett’s body was found dead.
The detective did not take his words seriously and refused a favor. The American Ratchett, who found out that he was traveling on the same train with the famous detective Poirot, asked him for protection, since, according to him, he was in grave danger. The train gathered a rather unusual company that included representatives of entirely different nationalities. Hercule Poirot, a famous detective, is on the train as he needs to get to London. Before you begin to analyze the novel, it is worth considering the background.
“Murder on the Orient Express” is one of the most famous detectives of the famous writer Agatha Christie. What Is the Significance of Law and the Jury System in the Novel “Murder on the Orient Express”?
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