Death on the Nile
Introduction + Context
Plot Summary
Detailed Summary & Analysis
Chapter One Chapter Two Chapter Three  Chapter Four  Chapter Five  Chapter Six  Chapter Seven  Chapter Eight Chapter Nine  Chapter Ten  Chapter Eleven  Chapter Twelve  Chapter Thirteen  Chapter Fourteen  Chapter Fifteen  Chapter Sixteen  Chapter Seventeen  Chapter Eighteen  Chapter Nineteen  Chapter Twenty  Chapter Twenty-One  Chapter Twenty-Two  Chapter Twenty-Three  Chapter Twenty-Four  Chapter Twenty-Five  Chapter Twenty-Six  Chapter Twenty-Seven  Chapter Twenty-Eight  Chapter Twenty-Nine  Chapter Thirty  Chapter Thirty-One 
Themes
All Themes Justice Deception and Genre Expectations Class Romantic Love Selfishness and Generosity National Identity and International Connections
Quotes
Characters
All Characters Hercule Poirot Linnet Doyle Jacqueline De Bellefort Simon Doyle Colonel Race Andrew Pennington Mrs. Salome Otterbourne Rosalie Otterbourne Mrs. Allerton Tim Allerton Miss Marie Van Schuyler Cornelia Robson Mr. Ferguson (Lord Dawlish) Miss Bowers Signor Richetti Louise Bourget James Fanthorp Dr. Bessner Fleetwood Joanna Southwood Mr. Burnaby Sir George Wode William Carmichael M. Gastin Blondin
Symbols
All Symbols The Nile Pearls The Letter “J”
Literary Devices
All Literary Devices Alliteration Allusions Dialect Foil Foreshadowing Genre Idioms Imagery Irony Metaphors Mood Personification Satire Setting Similes Situational Irony Style Tone Verbal Irony
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Death on the Nile

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Agatha Christie
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