Murder on the Orient Express

Hercule Poirot
He is a Belgian pri-vate detective. Poirot is ra-ther short, slightly snob-by
He is independently wealthy. Is quite clearly smarter than any of the other passen-gers. Poirot's greatest task as a detective is to be the smartest per-son around; he must intel-lectually de-feat the mur-derer.
1. “A ridiculous-looking lit-tle man. The sort of little man one could never take seriously.” (p.6)
2. “The little Bel-gian nod-ded.” (p.15)
3. “‘Mon cher, it is my habit to be neat and orderly. (..).” (p.111)
4. “Will twenty thousand dollars tempt you?'
'It will not.” (p.31)…