Murder, She Scrawled
Murder, She Sighed
Murder, She Slurred
Murder, She Weaved
Murder, She Painted
Murder, She Guessed
Murder, She Ignored
Murder, She Fantasized
Murder, She Requested
Murder, She Committed
Murder, She Gloated
Murder, She Blamed on Someone Else in Cabot Cove, and Holy Shit, Have You Ever Thought Maybe Jessica Fletcher Is a Serial Killer and She’s Pinning All These Murders on Innocent Townspeople?
Murder, She Sighed
Murder, She Slurred
Murder, She Weaved
Murder, She Painted
Murder, She Guessed
Murder, She Ignored
Murder, She Fantasized
Murder, She Requested
Murder, She Committed
Murder, She Gloated
Murder, She Blamed on Someone Else in Cabot Cove, and Holy Shit, Have You Ever Thought Maybe Jessica Fletcher Is a Serial Killer and She’s Pinning All These Murders on Innocent Townspeople?
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DeleteJessica Fletcher is undoubtedly a serial killer. Similarly (as I've mentioned over on my own blog), Hercule Poirot is the greatest villain of Agatha Christie's world (and hence ours, what with the way that fiction interpenetrates). Poirot is inseparable from murder, just as the goddess of the hunt, Diana, is one with the stag. A murder need not have already occurred — Poirot is there, his very presence guaranteeing death. His investigations have nothing to do with serving justice. Let's take an example at random: Death on the Nile. One single, purposeful murder unnecessarily multiplies into five deaths, wholly due to Poirot's egomaniacal investigation. It's inconceivable that five deaths with Poirot's bloody "case closed" stamp are preferable to an unsolved mystery with a single victim. When Poirot finally gathers his (surviving) suspects to endure an interminable blathering of self-congratulation, he never addresses the elephant in the room — the fact that the world would be an infinitely safer place if he were to leave well enough alone. P.S. Poirot is obsessed with motives, as if anyone with a motive possesses, by definition, a criminal mind and the capacity for murder. His presumption that everyone on earth is capable of cold-blooded killing says far more about Poirot's own rotten soul than it does about the rest of humanity.
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