A casual place for banter and anything that doesn't fit in anywhere else.
Have chat and a natter. Talk about anything and everything that's not political!
Keep it casual.
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Who would you rather shag, marry, or kill?
You have to kill Poirot. Anyone else and you'd have him solving the murder.
Probably best to marry Hastings. He's the honourable sort, didn't come out of the war too shell shocked and just wants companionship. Plus he proposed to a lady in one episode so he's clearly ready. She turned him down but it did cheer her right up to be asked.
And Japp has a moustache...
Hastings is loyal to whoever is paying him attention. I can't count the number of times I've seen a murderer say something along the lines "I killed him because he looked at me funny", with Hastings then nodding sympathetically and adding "well naturally, anyone would"
Plus the moment any skirt walks into the room, it's like his eyes become dinner plates. I think you'd have a difficult marriage with him
He judges heavily through the lens of class, propriety, and “soundness” too.
Topic aside, is this show the zenith of period adaptation? I really think it might be. Ignoring that its tone went off the rails a little with series 9, they filmed almost every Poirot story and studiously crammed them into a chronological order with its own internal logic, and every set, costume, hairstyle, dialog choice, prop, and setting was almost perfectly chosen so that they truly feel natural in the story and for the actors. I guess it shouldn't be high praise that, for example, actors are put into period-accurate clothes which actually fit them, but we all know it's far from typical.
got any reading material on this? The show strikes me as period perfect, but no more than any other period show
Sadly no, I don't know how to read :(
Then I wanna listen to your audiobooks, they sound dope