Telón: El último caso de Hercule Poirot

His dedication to solving the case seemed deeply intertwined with his own sense of morality and legacy. How did others interpret his motivations?

The book feels like a farewell, but I wonder if Christie planned this from the start or if it evolved as she wrote. What might have influenced her choice?

The story slowed down at times, but it added to the tension. Did others feel this pacing made the revelations more impactful?