What is Agatha Christie's theory of justice?
My approach to justice is rooted in the principle that the truth, however hidden, will eventually surface. It is not a matter of grand pronouncements, but of careful observation and unwavering logic. The 'impossible' crime, as it often appears, simply cannot have happened unless the seemingly impossible is made possible through a clever deception. Justice, for me, is about restoring order by exposing the truth and holding the guilty accountable, often through the painstaking efforts of characters like Poirot, who insists on little grey cells.
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