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Boarding the Orient Express from "Murder on the Orient Express". At the station, M. Bouc learns the train is unexpectedly full. Using his authority, he arranges for Poirot to take berth No.

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Boarding the Orient Express

At the station, M. Bouc learns the train is unexpectedly full. Using his authority, he arranges for Poirot to take berth No. 7 in a second-class compartment already occupied by Hector MacQueen. The young American initially objects but graciously offers Poirot the lower berth. The train departs, beginning its three-day journey across Europe.