The queen of crime fiction, Agatha Christie has ruled over crime fictional cosmos since the 1920s.
Even today, he is closely related to, and is identical to, evil.
The best-selling crime fiction writer of all time, Christie is an unintentional writer and is not raised to become one.
Born in Torquay to the middle class parents upward, he moved to Paris at the age of 16 to study vocals and piano; He is an archaeologist with the profession later.
After writing 66 mysteries of murder, Christie freely claimed not to know anything about ballistics.
Most of his books feature a dead character because of poisoning, so far more than 30 characters from his books are poisoned to death.
Connections to crime and poisons came from their training as nurses during World War I when he trained and worked under a pharmacist.
The recipe at that time was written in hand and he had to write his own recipe in the hospital dispensary where he was placed.
He gained fair knowledge of the use of poisons and their doses.
It is interesting to note that pharmacists, which he works below, carries a dose of Curare, chemicals that cause death due to paralysis and shortness of breath, in his pocket at any time.
When asked why he brought a deadly element with him, the pharmacist proved his difference with one of Christie’s character when he mentioned a sense of satisfaction accompanied by bringing such dangerous substances “it made me feel strong,” he told the author.
He was later found to provide a collection of 10 times more drugs than needed.
Christie pays attention to this and prevents the dose from being given to the patient intentionally dropping a batch to the floor and apologizes later.
The next batch is properly prepared and avoiding such dramatic actions.
Michael Gerald’s pharmacology professor studied Christie and published a book in 1993 called ‘Toxic Pen Agatha Christie’ which included his favorite poison and use.
This is not a difficult task to pay attention to how narratives in the novel centered mainly around poisons and related chemistry including availability, symptoms, detection methods and antidote, instead of psychological or emotional make-up from the killer, making the plot, making the plot into the puzzle complicated that does not have certain formulas to solve and keep readers guess to the end, reaffirming the beliefs of the author and the reader in the effectiveness of ‘whodunit’ formula.
Credibility and praise find their way to Christie’s work because of the reliable source he ordered to write it.
On Christie’s day and age, chemicals are used to commit suicide and murder by people who eat the end of phosphorus laden matches to take their own lives or provide arsenic to anyone they want from their way.
Thus, the christie plot involves death by managing poisons, both rare and ordinary, through food and drinks instead of other unclear paths that are difficult to accommodate in its plot.
The supervisory pharmacist mentioned above which is the main source of Christie’s main connection with the poison and criminal criminal, also features in Christie Novel 1961 novel and this becomes an instance that determines how real life involvement with poisons and chemistry paves the way for the writing of the capturing travel.
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