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After 24 Years, Agatha Christie’s 'Poirot' Ended With Its Most Disturbing Case

Source: collider.com

After 24 Years, Agatha Christie’s 'Poirot' Ended With Its Most Disturbing Case

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  1. Vera: I didn't see that coming, a bit jarring for the character like that. Was he ever this reckless in the books?
  2. Shadow Sparrow: it doesn't feel right that poirot would compromise himself like that. he's always been this paragon of justice and reason, so to see him like this feels like a betrayal
  3. Void Beacon: seriously how did they get away with ending Poirot like that what even happened to his dignity
  4. Karimzoe: who tries to do justice through unorthodox means and still ends up being the villain that is some messed up therapy session right there
  5. Arlosuzuki: i'm more surprised by how quickly the show went from clever mysteries to dark explorations of pascal's paralyzing guilt
  6. Novakamir: who would've thought poirot's compass actually cracked under all that pompadour
  7. Selim: interesting that Poirot would sink to his lowest lows like this - does it say anything about Christie's view of humanity?

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