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Styles as a place where misery and violence recur· CurtainX's method of crime· CurtainGuinea pigs· CurtainRabbits· CurtainRats· CurtainWood pigeons· CurtainDeath of Barbara Franklin by poisoning· CurtainStephen Norton's murder· CurtainAttempted murder of Mrs Luttrell· CurtainMurder of the Litchfield father· CurtainDaisy Luttrell shooting· CurtainDerek Bradley cyanide poisoning case· CurtainHastings almost poisoned Alton· CurtainHastings's abandoned poisoning plan· CurtainLeonard Etherington poisoning case· CurtainMurder of Matthew Litchfield· CurtainMiss Sharples morphine overdose case· CurtainRiggs double shooting· CurtainMurder of Mrs Inglethorp at Styles· CurtainA virus of murder· CurtainHonest Iago· Curtain“I am the law!”· Curtain“I do not approve of murder”· CurtainLittle grey cells· CurtainPlaying the game· CurtainRing down the curtain· CurtainSpeaking countenance· CurtainThe brand of Cain· CurtainThe perfect criminal· CurtainToo beautiful a nature· CurtainAfrica· CurtainEastbourne· CurtainEgypt· CurtainKnatton· CurtainStyles· CurtainStyles Court· CurtainStyles St Mary· CurtainColonel Luttrell's rifle· CurtainPoirot's case files· CurtainOthello· CurtainCoffee in Barbara Franklin’s room· CurtainSleeping pills· CurtainCalabar bean· CurtainCalabar-bean alkaloid solution· Curtain《John Ferguson》· CurtainLuttrell’s rook rifle· CurtainNorton’s small pistol· CurtainNorton’s checked dressing gown· CurtainNorton’s bird-watching telescope· CurtainPoirot’s wig and false beard· CurtainPoirot’s amyl nitrite ampoules· CurtainPoirot’s locked dispatch box· CurtainPoirot’s wheelchair· CurtainPoirot’s manuscript for Hastings· CurtainChocolate Poirot gave Norton· CurtainSlumberyl· CurtainStyles door key and duplicate key· CurtainElizabeth Cole and Margaret Litchfield· CurtainBarbara Franklin and Boyd Carrington· CurtainArthur Hastings and Judith Hastings· CurtainJohn Franklin and Barbara Franklin· CurtainStephen Norton and George Luttrell· CurtainStephen Norton and Arthur Hastings· CurtainHercule Poirot and Stephen Norton· CurtainAllerton and Nurse Craven· CurtainArthur Hastings and Elizabeth Cole· CurtainStephen Norton and Margaret Litchfield· CurtainArthur Hastings—Cinders marriage· CurtainArthur Hastings—Judith Hastings father-daughter relationship· CurtainGeorge Luttrell and Daisy Luttrell· CurtainBarbara Franklin—Sir William Boyd Carrington past romance· CurtainHercule Poirot and Arthur Hastings· CurtainStephen Norton and Judith Hastings· CurtainJohn Franklin and Judith Hastings· CurtainElizabeth Cole—Margaret Litchfield sisterhood· CurtainGeorge and Daisy Luttrell's marriage· CurtainHercule Poirot—Arthur Hastings friendship and detective partnership· CurtainJohn Franklin—Barbara Franklin marriage· CurtainJudith Hastings—John Franklin employer-assistant relationship· CurtainJudith Hastings—Major Allerton romantic relationship· CurtainMarriage as a lifelong commitment· CurtainPoirot's rule: sit back and think· CurtainThe beyond-reasonable-doubt standard· CurtainJudith's principle of killing out of mercy· CurtainPoirot’s prohibition against murder· CurtainKokusho Polos Heart Disease· CurtainBarbara Franklin’s poisoning· CurtainBo Lo fakes disability· CurtainStephen Norton’s addiction to psychological violence· CurtainBarbara Franklin’s depression and nervous condition· CurtainArthur Hastings’s bereavement· CurtainBarbara Franklin’s invalidism· CurtainElizabeth Cole’s lasting emotional distress· CurtainHercule Poirot’s physical decline· CurtainJohn Franklin’s thwarted research career· CurtainJudith Hastings’s infatuation with Major Allerton· CurtainStyles’s condition as a run-down guest house· CurtainThe Luttrells’ financial hardship· Curtain1916· CurtainFirst World War· Curtain