Midsomer Murders Mysteries
Death in Disguise →
It was the chief inspector's belief that anyone was capable of anything. Strangely enough this did not depress him. He did not even regard it as a pessimistic point of view but rather as the only sensible one for a policeman to hold.
(Page 17)
No, no, my dear boy, that's where you're wrong. It's very easy to kill—so long as no one suspects you.
Lavinia PinkertonPage 12
Malaussène saga
← The Scapegoat
Write to Kill →
Tom Barnaby: Why do I get the feeling that everyone is lying to me? Everyone.Joyce Barnaby: They always lie to you, Tom. And you always know that. That's why you're so good at your job.(Episode 1)
Poirot
← The Mystery of the Blue Train
Peril at End House →
You do not see? It is not necessary that you should see. But I see. That is enough.
Poirot(Page 89)
Poirot
← Appointment with Death
Murder is Easy →
No, that's quite all right. I shan't be dying just yet.
Simeon Lee (the victim), the day he died(Page 40)
 |
| Image made with Wombo.art |
Ω πλειστον εχθοσ ονομα Σαλαμινοσ κλυειν•
φευ, των Αθηνων ωσ στενω μεμνημενοσ.
O name of Salamis most odious to my ears! Alas, how I groan when I recall the memory of Athens!
Messenger(translation from HERE)
by Caroline Graham Midsomer Murders Mysteries Death in Disguise → Rating: 8 /10 It was the chief inspector's belief that a...
