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Sounds interesting, and I’m intrigued to see how she goes about justifying the earlier murders. I think she’d have a hard job to sell them to me since I’m like Poirot – I disapprove of murder!
I don’t approve of murder, either, FictionFan, although I write about it! It is a really interesting set of questions, actually: Is it ever OK to take a life? If so, were these killings justified? Rothchild doesn’t overburden the story with philosophical meandering, but it does give one, as Poirot would say, furiously to think.
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Sounds interesting, and I’m intrigued to see how she goes about justifying the earlier murders. I think she’d have a hard job to sell them to me since I’m like Poirot – I disapprove of murder!
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I don’t approve of murder, either, FictionFan, although I write about it! It is a really interesting set of questions, actually: Is it ever OK to take a life? If so, were these killings justified? Rothchild doesn’t overburden the story with philosophical meandering, but it does give one, as Poirot would say, furiously to think.
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