Remember, remember that murderous plot {3/5}

[helenaprice]

Gah! The "nightclub"... When it comes to racist stereotypes and ludicrous orientalism, hard to beat the early 20th century.

Sadly, we haven't really come very far.

[lollipopfop]

Great song ! And those hats are so great! I want one.

[JonFrumTheFirst]

The roommate has just been told that her friend has been murdered, and she immediately walks away from the detective. They do that a lot in both Christie series.

[lollipopfop]

@JonFrumTheFirst The roommate already knew that her friend was dead. She was hanging up the pictures. I am sure that the idea she could have been murdered would have already occured to her, so why would she stand still like an idiot?

[theizziebizzie]

"Don't tell me your NOSE cells are superior to everyone else's too!"

[bronteteri]

the boy friend is a real snob...... wow what an arse!

[talispoona]

Poirot lived in the city and he enjoyed the style of 'art deco'. Even the building he lives in is the art deco archetecture. Miss Marple was more of a country lady, with her knitting, her vicarage, and her tea and scones.

[5429322]

She definitely is a He...., And yes i guess Poirot has different taste in living..( more modern, )

[lollipopfop]

@5429322 Somehow I think she looks better then you do.

[msinvincible2000]

have you noticed how in the Poirot series the houses and furnitures are very modern, while in Miss Marple's they are very classical and traditional.

I guess, it's a link between the personalities and tastes of Poirot and Marple

[MajorBigglesworth1]

Can someone please tell me what the song at the end is please.

[KevinByrne2]

@MajorBigglesworth1 -- as mentioned by "Minty210", the name of the song is "Hindustan" (1918). The lyrics are available here: w w w(dot)sheetmusicbackinprint(do­t)com(slash)popular(slash)hind­ustan(dot)html

[summersunt]

rhianna of the 40's lol

[calihartley2010]

@summersunt No no no, you are insulting her by comparing her to Rhianna. She is much classier than that floozie

[Genevieve1023]

@calihartley2010 I think @summersunt has a point. They had different standards in the 40's. The singer was probably considered as classy and talented back then as Rihanna is today.

[calihartley2010]

@Genevieve1023 People who consider Rihanna classy have a trashy standard. That tells you how standards have declined.

[Genevieve1023]

@calihartley2010 Yes, that was all three of our points.

[calihartley2010]

@Genevieve1023 oh good.Glad to know that youngsters have common sense today. Please keep that up.

[Minty210]

I love Hindustan! (the song at the end) So catchy ^^

[loisl2n3]

@Minty210 I agree I ♥ the song too.