[ SECRET POST #3180 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3180 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[The Musketeers]


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Comments

Re: Best twist endings? SPOILERS obviously

[(Anonymous)]

Murder on the Orient Express was the very first mystery I read, and somehow that took out the shock of the twist for me. I was still surprised, but I didn't grasp how genre-defying it was.

For my money (/by the time I could appreciate it) her best twist is the end of Murder Of Roger Ackroyd. I've reread it a few times, and every time I do I pick up on a new, totally obvious clue.

Re: Best twist endings? SPOILERS obviously

[dreemyweird]

By a weird coincidence, Murder of Roger Ackroyd was MY first mystery. I remember being absolutely flabbergasted at the ending. But even at the time, it struck me as a uniquely smart twist. High five! I should really reread it, too, if only so that I could look for all the clues.

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Endless Night is my favorite!

Similar to Roger Ackroyd but a lot more personal. I liked that it wasn't a plain old murder, it was the murderer ruining his own life by doing what he did.

(Yay Christie fans!)