And when he told the maid that he would take care of her, I just thought they had a relationship, and when he kept insisting on being taken care of by Jie, I also felt something was wrong. Simon was indeed coveting the wealth of the eldest lady at the beginning, and abandoned Jacky. jacky also hates simon lingeringly. The clips of Jacky's hysterical stalking in the movie are still from Jacky's heart. Until the night of the first murder on the ship, I hoped to design an opportunity to let Jacky come to Simon to be drunk and crazy, Simon had killed his wife by silence, and really wanted to put the blame on Jacky. . . It doesn't have to be so clumsy to write j, he knows jacky well until what kind of gun she has, so he used the exact same gun to shoot his wife. . . In this case, the doctor and Poirot can indeed still be considered to have killed people with Jacky's gun. After that, he happened to meet Jacky who was alcoholic and crazy about himself. jacky also really hit simon in the leg. These can all follow the original plot. It's just that when everyone takes jacky away. During this time, instead of killing people, Simon picked up the gun and took a bullet. And he used the package he wanted to dump his gun to dump Jacky's gun. On the second day during the day, Jacky also sincerely wanted to apologize and explain to Simon. Until louisa came to blackmail simon, jacky, who was hesitant, heard it. So jacky knew that simon didn't really love that daughter. So jacky came to simon for a showdown. After Simon found out that Jacky knew that he was the real murderer, he had a new evil idea. He told jacky that everything he did was for the both of them. He originally wanted to wait until the plan was successful before telling Jacky, so as to protect Jacky. So Jacky, a woman who was crazy about love, decided to help Simon kill Louis from this moment (because Simon's legs were inconvenient, so he couldn't kill Louis), and the last old lady who wrote the novel could follow the original plot. Die like this~~~ It was not until the very end that Jacky realized that Simon had used his feelings again, the first time he used her to get close to Miss Qianjin; the second time he used her to make her an accomplice. The whole story ends. . . . The above reasoning and development are of course rooted in According to this, the loophole that Poirot found is not the nail polish, not the handkerchief in the package, not the loophole of the silencer and the unsilenced gun. . . . . . . But I really feel that something missed a shot, shot myself a shot, and then went to kill in such a short period of time. . . These are actually quite crap. . . . I can say that I feel that after reading it, only for the development of the case, I am actually very disappointed. . . ?
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