The BBC restored the original content to the greatest extent possible. The most impressive is Lombard, who faced the mistakes he made without any cover, and at the same time was a calm and intelligent person, and the heroine's selfishness was deeply imprinted In his bones, he is ruthless, cunning, good at disguise, and only wants to protect himself, so he was arranged by the judge to be the last one to die. Through her writings, Agatha shows the dark side of human nature vividly, and the portrayal of each character is very vivid and impressive. Corresponding changes were made to the ending of the TV series. Instead, the theme was better highlighted. No one survived. The heroine used and accused Lombard at the last moment, which is embarrassing.
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