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CHAPTER I — I GO TO STYLES
Chapter I begins with a quiet return to the English countryside, as the narrator—recovering from injuries sustained at the Front—accepts an invitation to stay at Styles Court. This stately Essex home, once familiar and serene, now stands at the heart of subtle unrest following the controversial remarriage of Mrs. Cavendish. Her union with Alfred Inglethorp, a man markedly younger and stylistically distinct, has become the source of friction, unsettling the balance between loyalty and resentment among…-
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The Mysterious Affair at Styles by Agatha Christie is a classic detective novel that introduces Hercule Poirot, a brilliant Belgian detective, as he investigates the murder of a wealthy woman in a secluded English manor. With its intricate plot, clever twists, and engaging characters, this debut mystery sets the stage for Christie's legendary career in crime fiction.
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Chapter II of The Mysterious Affair at Styles traces two seemingly ordinary days—July 16th and 17th—through the careful recollections of the narrator. These dates, etched into his memory by later events, mark the initial tremors beneath the surface of what appears to be a peaceful English estate. From the outset, subtle tensions ripple among the inhabitants, particularly surrounding the presence of Dr. Bauerstein, whose connection with Mary Cavendish arouses quiet speculation. The narrator, observant…
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Chapter III takes a grim turn as the tranquil night at Styles is shattered by a sudden emergency. Lawrence Cavendish, shaken and pale, rouses the narrator with the urgent news that his mother, Mrs. Inglethorp, is having a violent episode in her bedroom. Despite the room being locked from the inside, desperate attempts are made by family members and servants to force entry. The scene becomes frantic, with doors tried and windows tested, yet nothing budges. When entry is finally gained, the sight is…
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CHAPTER IV — POIROT INVESTIGATES
Chapter IV begins with the narrator making his way through a path shaded by overgrown greenery, his mind full of confusion and urgency. Arriving at the modest home where Hercule Poirot and other Belgian refugees live, he quickly brings news of Mrs. Inglethorp’s untimely death. Poirot listens carefully, displaying not grief but intense curiosity, revealing his natural instinct to dive into a puzzle no matter how unsettling. Rather than react emotionally, Poirot focuses on detail and context—he asks…-
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Chapter V opens with Hercule Poirot walking through the details of the previous evening's events, seeking clarity rather than rushing to judgment. The chaos surrounding Mrs. Inglethorp’s final moments still lingers in the house, yet Poirot zeroes in on a detail others might have dismissed—a curious note she had written before her death. The handwriting is unquestionably hers, but the timing and tone prompt questions about her mental clarity. Though suicide is considered, Poirot is skeptical, preferring…
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CHAPTER VI — THE INQUEST
Chapter VI begins as the inquest into Mrs. Inglethorp’s death casts a formal light on the mystery, with Hercule Poirot already deep in his own meticulous investigation. From the outset, it becomes clear that while facts are being publicly laid out, not all truths are being fully understood. Hastings observes the events with a growing sense of exclusion, feeling distanced from Poirot’s private insights. When he learns that Alfred Inglethorp has been visiting a nearby farm, it triggers renewed doubts…-
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Chapter VII opens with the arrival of Poirot and Hastings at a crucial juncture—meeting Inspector Japp and Superintendent Summerhaye outside Styles Court. Chapter VII begins with this unexpected encounter, rekindling Poirot’s professional rapport with Japp, hinting at a past filled with successful cases. While the inspectors express confidence that they have already found the guilty party, Poirot remains unconvinced. He quietly challenges their assumption, suggesting that the clarity of the case…
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CHAPTER VIII — FRESH SUSPICIONS
Chapter VIII introduces a charged atmosphere immediately after Poirot makes a revealing statement that stuns those around him. While the silence is broken by Japp’s compliment, it’s clear Poirot isn’t seeking admiration but rather affirming the stability of his deductions. His insistence on keeping certain matters discreet, especially Alfred Inglethorp’s silence during the inquest, hints at a deeper moral reasoning. The way Poirot balances truth with dignity shows his approach goes beyond mere…-
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CHAPTER IX — Dr. BAUERSTEIN
Chapter IX begins with Hastings reluctantly serving as Poirot’s messenger, carrying a strange request to Lawrence about locating an extra coffee cup. The message, cryptic and unnerving, stirs confusion rather than clarity, leaving Hastings and Lawrence guessing at its meaning. As the conversation ends with no real progress, Hastings remains in the dark, unsure if Poirot is toying with him or working on a precise angle. During lunch, Poirot carefully observes everyone, posing seemingly innocent questions…-
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