Agatha Christie's brief mission and her representative worksPPT
Agatha Christie is a famous female detective novelist, whose works have sold ...
Agatha Christie is a famous female detective novelist, whose works have sold more than a billion copies. Her representative works include "The Murder of Roger Ackroyd", "The Murder on the Orient Express", "And Then There Were None", "Death on the Nile", and many others.Agatha Christie's brief missionAgatha Christie's mission is to create a series of works in which the plot is more complex and more clever than the average detective novel. She often uses the most simple and ordinary characters to create a series of works with perfect plots. Her works are not only full of suspense, but also have strong intellectual appeal.Agatha Christie's representative worksThe Murder of Roger Ackroyd"The Murder of Roger Ackroyd" is Agatha Christie's first detective novel, which was written in 1926. This novel is about a mysterious murder case in a small town. The victim is a wealthy man named Roger Ackroyd. The police investigation fails to find any clues, so the residents of the town hire a private detective named Hercule Poirot to investigate the murder. Poirot uses his intelligence and analysis ability to find out the truth of the murder, which is more complex and darker than anyone has expected.The Murder on the Orient Express"The Murder on the Orient Express" is Agatha Christie's most famous work, which was written in 1934. This novel is about a murder case on an international train called the Orient Express. The victim is a passenger named Ratchett. Poirot also investigates this case. Through his intelligence and analysis ability, he finds out that Ratchett is actually a gangster who has been blackmailing a rich American named Bessner. Ratchett is killed by one of Bessner's servants who want to protect their master. Poirot solves the case with his intelligence and analysis ability, and finds that Ratchett's murderer is one of Bessner's servants.And Then There Were None"And Then There Were None" is Agatha Christie's longest work, which was written in 1939. This novel is about a group of people who are invited to an island for a weekend party, but they are all killed one by one without any clues. The guests include two millionaires, a doctor, a journalist, a pretty young woman, and others. Through the guests' own statements and experiences, Poirot finds out that they are all involved in a series of mysterious events, including blackmail, drug trafficking and murder. Finally, Poirot solves the case with his intelligence and analysis ability, and finds that the murderer is none other than one of the millionaires.
