What Agatha Christie books deal with the theme of justice?
Hello, I am a huge Agatha Christie fan and I am thinking that perhaps the most interesting novel of hers to discuss would be: ‘The Murder of Roger Ackroyd’. [Beware Spoilers]. In this book we are introduced to Dr. Shepperd, through whom the story is told. Anyway AC (Christie) thows in so many red herrings that we are thrown off the scent of the acual murderer. It turns out that Dr. Shepperd is the murderer, which is starnage because we had the story from his point of view, so we don’t suspect him naturally (because in essence we are him). Anyway, surely you are familiar with teh structure of her novels, the end usually has the sleuth “(in this case Poirot) assembling all the suspects who were intoruced to us in the book, into a room. Now this also happens in Roger Akroyd’s murder, however Poirot does not reveal the murder, he only knows who the murderer is and gives him time to turn himself in. Anyway, Poirot confronts Dr Shepperd (who he has developed a friendship with) and tells him
