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    Feminism in crime fictions – Agatha Christie as a feminist writer From the late nineteenth century‚ different movements started to work all around the world‚ protesting for the equality of women in the political and social life. The thesis of the feminism covered every aspect of life within a short period of time‚ so it had a great influence on literature as well. The feminist theories penetrated most of the genres and sub-genres; consequently‚ they also affected the genre of crime fiction which

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    In the story‚ And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie‚ Vera Claythorne had shown that she is a survivalist‚ which helped prove she had the mental strength‚ and power to survive. Vera‚ a younger-aged‚ games mistress at an elementary school had been watching over her nephew‚ Cyril‚ and he had been begging her to swim out to a rock in the ocean. “Well‚ you see‚ Cyril‚ your mother gets so nervous about you. I’ll tell you what. Tomorrow you can swim out to the rock. I’ll talk to your mother on the

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    Suspense is one of the styles of writing in literature that is extensively used in Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap. Agatha interestingly marries suspense and the events in the play to produce a fascinating writing. Suspense serves a couple of purposes in any literary writing. Suspense is an aspect of writing where the writer puts the readers of his/her literature in a state of wanting to know what happens next‚ or what follows after one event. Readers experience a huge excitement and expectation

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    of Death‚ Queen of Crime‚ Master of Murder The most sold fiction author is not William Shakespeare‚ not Edgar Allen Poe‚ nor is it J.K. Rowling. Agatha Christie is in the Guinness Book of World Records as the “Best Selling Fiction Author of All-Time” in 2007. As an author‚ she also holds a place in being called the “second best-selling author of all time” and “the second most translated book” only behind William Shakespeare and The Bible‚ respectively. Agatha Mary Clarissa Miller was born in Torquay

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    A unreliable narrator defined is one who tells lies‚ conceals information‚ or misjudges statements are untrue not by the standards of the real world or of the authorial audience but by the standards of his own narrative audience. (Wikipedia). In the story “Tell Tale Heart” by Edgar Allen Poe‚ the unreliable narrator describes his story about an old man that he stalks. He talks about his “healthy” obsession of at every day of the week going to the old man’s house at twelve am and stalking him. The

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    one of the ten chosen characters in the book And Then there were None by Agatha Christie . He just like all of the other characters committed a murder. The General was responsible for murdering the man whom his wife was having an affair with. Ever since that day he has gotten shamed for it and is now very alone and has let go of everything. General MacArthur is a guilty‚ vengeful‚ depressed old man who was framed for murder. Around 30 years ago General Macarthur murdered the man his wife was

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    Why is the narrator an unreliable one? 1. He is not a reliable narrator because he is insane. Though he repeatedly states that he is sane‚ the reader suspects otherwise from his bizarre reasoning‚ behavior‚ and speech. ‘‘True—nervous—very‚ very dreadfully nervous I had been and am; but why will you say that I am mad?’’ The reader realizes through Poe’s description of the narrator’s extreme nervousness that the protagonist has in fact descended into madness‚ as anxiety is a common symptom of

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    The Art of Agatha Christie In the mystery novel And Then There Were None the poem Ten Little Indians is what drives the whole plot of the novel‚ it serves more than a criminal purpose‚ but also a moral purpose‚ too. There is a connection between the slaughterer and the poem that keeps the paranoia and the eeriness going. It shapes the outcomes of everyone’s life‚ and their respective deaths. And with the creepy sensation it creates it also brings a touch of irony to the novel. Along with a great

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    There are various narrators in fictional stories who just weren’t meant to be trusted. There are unreliable narrators or speakers whose intentions were to develop some possibility of differentiating between truth and falsehood within the imagined world of the novel‚ as there is in the real world‚ for the story to engage our interest.develop some possibility of differentiating amongst truth and deception inside the envisioned universe of the novel‚ as there is in reality‚ in order for the story to

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    Form: Unreliable Narrator. In first person narrative you need to understand that the character will put their own views and prejudices in to the events‚ as does Nick. He has a vivid imagination that he uses to interpret peoples feelings and thoughts‚ however this makes him gullible. Nick also has a limited experience of life which may lead him to misinterpret events‚ his puritanical (very strict in moral/ social beliefs) upbringing that has shaped his opinions and beliefs. Structure: Modifying

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