La mort frappe aussi les gens heureux

His clever deductions always shine, but I wonder if the holiday setting impacted his typical style or if it added a new layer to his character.

The festive backdrop added warmth and charm, but I'm curious whether this was a nod to classic holiday mysteries or a way to contrast the dark secrets.

The cozy setting seemed to heighten the stakes in a unique way. I’d love to know if others felt the same or if it softened the tension for them.