between justice and law

Josiane 2022-02-07 15:00:01

This British TV series based on the novel of the same name by British author Agatha Christie is a story in the third episode of the twelfth season of the series "Detective Poirot". On a fast-moving train, a person who dies in an entire car is suspected, and the result is both unexpected and reasonable. Poirot also experienced an emotional and intellectual torture. What is the trade-off between justice and law? This question has been asked countless times since ancient times, and everyone has their own answer. When the law cannot punish the wicked, what should we do? David has always been the best actor in my opinion to play Poirot. At the end of the play, he held a cross in his hand and was about to cry, showing Poirot in a painful battle with great precision.

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Murder on the Orient Express quotes

  • John Arbuthnot: Now you listen, Poirot... by all accounts this man deserved to die last night... but I would have been happier if he'd been convicted by a jury!

    Hercule Poirot: I see. Twelve good men and true?

    John Arbuthnot: The civilized way.

  • Mary Debenham: You know nothing, monsieur! You don't touch her!

    Hercule Poirot: [softly] Shall I tell you what I know? Huh, Mademoiselle Debenham, shall I?