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Your on a plane thats late, the pilot says were going to make up time. Why can't the plane travel that fast all the time, it can do it.

The story so far is basically a bunch of scenarios where Seinfeld plays with the ideas of everyday life. Thats why he was so successful. Most everyone can relate.

One of his jokes was around looking up dirty gym clothing. Its smelly and dirty. No one really wants it. But we just hand the keys to our cars right over to a stranger. It's true.

So far, the book is based of Seinfeld's ideas he writes in comical analogies. For example, he says a relationship is like pulling a pizza away because the cheese stays attached and you want it to snap. Some of his material is a little outdated. Humor changes.

"Love can be a frightening thing. That is why most great love stories are tragedies." - Hercule Poirot

It sounds like I could be right. Yippee!

Poirot tries to accuse the passengers of their wrong doing, someone will come clean if he tells the truth or not.

In other words, he got Tim to admit his crime without the knowledge. Only a suspicion.

In an interesting sequence. Poirot says Miss Osbourne said she saw Allerson walking out of Doyle's room. Allerson admits he stole the pearls. But Piotot never knew Osbourne saw Allerson. Piorot only assumed she was lying. This is a very interesting way of finding the truth.

Pattington did something, but not murder. His motive, money.

Mr. Ferguson is a strange character. The blame seems to go towards Mr. Pattington. Not much investigation has gone to Mr. Doyle. My theory stands.

Another woman knows something, but as she is about to say the name of the murderer, she is shot.

Another woman has died by the strike of a small metal blade. The passengers seem suspicious of something. Poirot will find the truth soon.

An interesting thing about Piorot is that he has no personal space. He goes through others thing without permission as he wants to know about everyone in total. I guess thats why he's such a good detective. Piorot found a empty can of red nail polish. Was the victim actually shot I wonder? Its also interesting how in this time people traveled with guns.

People blame each other for stealing pearls or the murder or being about. They all contradict each other. Poirot will use his master sleuthing to take a lie and make it a truth.

Piorot always come up with a unique way to "trick" people into telling him the crime. In this example, he puts pressure on them by searching them. The one that gets ride of the goods will be suspect. Which ones will lie?

It took a while to keep my attention to the book until the murder happened. Now I have interest. Cant wait until the movie comes out nest year.

The pistol is missing, maybe thrown overboard. Someone also saw Miss Outtobourne drop something in the water, But Piorot isn't convinced. Something is out of place. Who is lying?

Jackie is the targeted suspect by the murderer, but they didn't know she was she took morphine. That knocks a few people out of the race. Someone also tried to crush her earlier. Who is the murderer and whats the motive? Her pearls were also missing which makes me think its a money matter. I still think Mr. Doyle did it or payed someone too to get his new wives fortune.

The subject who stole the gun must have seen Miss Belfourts actions to know where the gun was. Witnesses hear a faint splash.

Even though a J for Jackie is written in the wall with blood. I feel this is a red herring. I stand with my theory.

The bride has passed. I theorize it was Mr.Doyle who tried to heal Jackies pain.

Jackie had become disturbed with pain for Simon. She almost killed the man and now she wants to die. All seems to be a ok. But the weapon is missing.

Piorot meets an old acquaintance who tells him hes been sent to follow a theory of murderer. He/she is on the boat. Who is it. Piorot suggests Linnet and the other woman may be the people who they speak of.

Jackie Belfort is certainly jealous of their relationship. Will she kill. She said she would. A red herring this may be?

Linnet says Miss Belfort was married to Doyle before Linnet was, basically stole him. Now Belfort follows them around suspiciously. I feel Doyle and Belfort are connected in some way. Belfort obviously hates Linnet. Maybe Doyle and Belfort are going to Murder Linnet for her money. I feel like this would be a good conclusion to a book.

Piorot has hear Doyles voice before. Is Doyle going to be the murderer or is this a red herring. Piorot recognizes other people. They seamed concerned for his presence. What is going on? Is this a Murder On The Orient Express situation?

Piorot comes into their conversation saying "I am delighted to hear you have no secret to hide." This sounds like he's suspicious of something. The girl also answered with a weird expression. She may know something or is just worried.

A rich woman falls in love with a poor man. I wonder if the guy just wanted to get out of the lower class, tricked her, will murder her, and take her money.

Poirot's interest in the man behind the crime payed off. Cust was the puppet behind a master puppeteer. He was lead to believe he did the crime, however innocent. Another man was behind the murderer's. Piorot is one tough cookie to break. He didn't take the obvious answer. He seekd the truth.