In what seems like a normal everyday situation in which people travel by means of public transportation turns into something out of the ordinary. A murder has taken place aboard a train, the suspects have been narrowed down to twelve potential people and the feeling of uneasiness roams around the whole train, for a murderer walks among them. This is the setting in the book Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie. In the …
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…she was being questioned. He made sure that he looked for her. At the end we find out that the all the passengers had taken part in the murder because they decided to take justice into their own hands. The way I see it, they had their right to murder him because of all the pain and suffering he had cause to that family. Sometimes justice is blind and we must do its dirty work.