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Perilous journeys of Hercule Poirot; including The mystery of the blue train, Death on the Nile, and Murder in Mesopotamia

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• ↑ Some internet resources and book sales listings claim a date of 1937. However this is likely based on the fact that the latest copyright date indicated in the book is that of "Death on the Nile" which is copyright 1937. Unfortunately, Dodd Mead does not print the year of publication of their omnibuses, only the copyright dates of the component novels. Barnard's bibliography in A Talent to Deceive lists the omnibus as published in 1954. The earliest US newspaper reviews and advertisements of this omnibus only begin in 1954. In the absence of other compelling evidence, a date of 1954 is preferred.

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• Omnibus editions of Agatha Christie's works
• 1 By the Pricking of My Thumbs (Agatha Christie's Marple episode)
• 2 Hercule Poirot
• 3 Monsieur Bouc

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Perilous Journeys of Hercule Poirot: The Mystery of the Blue Train; Death on the Nile; Murder in Mesopotamia Hardcover – Jan. 1 1937

• Book 14 of 39 Hercule Poirot series
• Language English
• Publisher Dodd, Mead & Company
• Publication date Jan. 1 1937
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• ASIN ‏ : ‎ B000GX9I5Y
• Publisher ‏ : ‎ Dodd, Mead & Company (Jan. 1 1937)
• Language ‏ : ‎ English
• Item weight ‏ : ‎ 454 g

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Agatha christie.

Born in Torquay in 1890, Agatha Christie began writing during the First World War and wrote over 100 novels, plays and short story collections. She was still writing to great acclaim until her death, and her books have now sold over a billion copies in English and another billion in over 100 foreign languages. Yet Agatha Christie was always a very private person, and though Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple became household names, the Queen of Crime was a complete enigma to all but her closest friends.

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Agatha Christie - Hercule Poirot: The London Case

Cigarette case Date engraving Button clasp Lion emblem

Match : ?? Select: (Lion emblem) Match : ?? Select: (Anastasia relates to Anastasios)

Room safe Dial Line of dust (on the table) No sign of tampering (hinges) Open and empty (inside the safe)

Mind Map : Ship evidence Link: (No sign of tampering.) + (Dial.) = (Thief knew code to this safe?)

Door handle Fingerprint on the handle. Erratic scratches around the lock. (keyhole)

Sailing knife Dulled spike tip (blood) Blade Well-worn wooden handle

Match : ?? Select: (Florence's Gala invitation) and (Florence's mascara.)

Mind Map : Ship evidence Link: (No fingerprints on dial.) + (No useful fingerprints on remain on the door handle.) = (Tracks covered.) Link: (None of the suspects knew Florence's safe combination code.) + (Thief knew code to this safe?) = (The safe was cracked?) Link: (Tracks covered.) + (The safe was cracked?) = (Expert break-in.)

Match : ?? Select: (Marc) Match : Why the porter? Select: (Alcoholic) + (Owns a sailing knife)

Mind Map : Ship evidence Link: (Drunken break-in ) + (Expert break-in.) = (Porter framed?)

Analysis : The Penitent Magdalene painting Halo Eyes Lips Porcelain complexion (cheek)

Analysis : Painting Oriental turban Face Dress

Match Monsieur Kristiansen: (Narcissus) + (Vain) Mademoiselle Warbeck: (Joan of Arc) + (Underdog) Madame Betty Allen: (The Wild Horse) + (Plays down her personality for British society) Mademoiselle Farquhar: (The Worker Bee) + (Hard Worker) Monsieur Ailsworth: (The Good Samaritan) + (Passionate about charity work) Bishop Mountjoy: (Judgement Day) + (Judges people harshly) Mademoiselle Court-Smyth: (The mechanical orrery) + (Centre of attention)

Mind Map : Gallery evidence Link: (Painting hook on floor) + (Painting hook on wall) = (The painting was clumsily removed) Link: (The painting was clumsily removed) + (Toppled vase) = (Painting stolen without regard)

Mind Map : Gallery evidence Link: (Evelyn still has the key) + (Restoration room - key required to gain access) = (Evelyn could be a suspect)

Match : Why is Evelyn not a suspect? Select: (Painting stolen without regard) + (Thief unfamiliar of how the painting was hung)

Mind Map : Museum evidence Link: (Johan entered the west wing after the champagne incident) + (Betty and Johan came from the west wing after champagne incident) = (Post-champagne incident opportunity for Monsieur Kristiansen) Link: (Irene and Florence entered the west wing together) + (Irene and Florence returnet to the main hall before Mortimer collapsed) = (Pre-heart attack incident opportunity for Mademoiselle Court-Smyth) Link: (Mortimer stumbled into the east wing and collapsed on his way back to the main hall) + (Horace and Mortimer entered the east wing together) = (Pre-heart attack incident opportunity for Monsieur Ailsworth)

Mind Map : Museum evidence Link: (Betty went looking for Johan before the champagne incident) + (Irene and Johan emerged from the west wing before the champagne incidence) = (Pre-champagne incident opportunity for Monsieur Kristiansen) Link: (Irene and Johan emerged from the west wing before the champagne incidence) + (Irene disappeared before the champagne incident) = (Pre-champagne incident opportunity for Mademoiselle Court-Smyth) Link: (Betty and Johan came from the west wing after champagne incident) + (Betty entered the west wing after the champagne incident) = (Post-champagne incident opportunity for Madame Allen) Link: (Horace and Mortimer entered the east wing together) + (Horace entered the main hall after Mortimer collapsed) = (Pre-heart attack incident opportunity for Boshop Mountjoy)

Analysis : Unknown item (Shoe) Woman's heel Cocaine residue Strange symbol

Analysis : Unknown item (Diary) FF initials Locked Elaborate emblem (in the back)

Analysis : Safe Jewellery Keys Money Safe door Safe Hinges

Mind Map : Dressing room evidence Link: (Cracked mirror) + (A lady's shoe) = (Glass in mirror smashed with heel of shoe) Link: (A lady's shoe) + (Broken picture frame) = (Glass of photo frame smashed with heel of shoe) Link: (Glass in mirror smashed with heel of shoe) + (Glass of photo frame smashed with heel of shoe) = (Same person caused all the damage) Link: (Glass of photo frame smashed with heel of shoe) + (Photos of Betty - all intact) = (Photograph of Johan deliberately targeted)

Match : How do we know this wasn't a random opportunist? Select: (The thief knew the code) + (Valuables left in the safe)

Match : Who caused the damage to the room? Select: (Betty)

Match : Why Mrs Allen? Select: (Same person caused all the damage) + (Photograph of Johan deliberately targeted)

Analysis : Irene's shawl Blue stain Needle - Get Needle

Analysis : Door leading to the west wing Door handle Keyhole

Analysis : Gallery door Door handle Keyhole

Analysis : Restoration table Paint palette Composition of paints and pigments Cotton sticks Scissors

Mind Map : Restoration room evidence Link: (Nothing inside keyhole) + (Blue paint inside keyhole) = (The paint covered key was used to lock west wing door) Link: (The paint covered key was used to lock west wing door) + (The key was cleaned) = (Thief may have gotten covered in blue paint) Link: (Thief may have gotten covered in blue paint) + (Blue paint smear on box) = (The box was moved by the thief) Link: (The paint covered key was used to lock west wing door) + (Paint palette) = nothing

Match : How can we know what the thief did after cutting the painting from the frame? Select: (The box was moved by the thief)

Analysis : Storage area Old and damaged frames The Penitent Magdalene frame

Analysis : Console table Irene's key - Get Irene's key Inexpensive vintage crate of champagne leftover from the gala Empty bottle of turpentine (on the floor)

Analysis : Fireplace No remnants of candle (candle) Lady's shoe snuffbox Saucer Necklace with pin through it

Analysis : Burnt painting Similar painting to the Penitent Magdalene Canvas not cut out of frame (right edge of the painting)

Analysis : Champagne glass Remnants of a syringe Champagne glass Burnt pictures taken of the Penitent Magdalene painting

Analysis : Irene's body No sign of soot or damage to airways (necklace) No sign of burning (arm on the right) Paint pigments (dress) Slumped on the chair (armrest on the left)

Analysis : Coffee table Ettington Cigarettes Cherry tobacco flavoured dog ends Champagne tap

Match : How do we know Miss Court-Smyth wasn't overcome by the fire? Select: (No sign of burning) + (No sign of soot or damage to airways) Match : How do we know this is not the stolen painting? Select: (Canvas not cut out of frame) Match : How do we know Miss Court-Smyth created forgeries? Select: (Burnt pictures taken of the Penitent Magdalene painting) + (Irene involved in some form of fraud)

Mind Map : Irene's apartment evidence Link: (Cherry tobacco flavoured dog ends) + (Lady's shoe snuffbox) = (Irene smoked cherry tobacco kept in shoe snuffbox) Link: (Burnt painting was a replica) + (Three high-price sales unaccounted for) = (Irene sold two paintings day after gala) Link: (Irene sold two paintings day after gala) + (Irene involved in some form of fraud) = (Irene selling forgeries of paintings) Link: (Inexpensive vintage crate of champagne leftover from the gala) + (Irene came home with champagne) = (Irene left to get more champagne when she already had some) Link: (Scorch trail leads to the painting and the door) + (Empty bottle of turpentine) = (The fire was deliberately started)

Match : Who does the cocaine snuffbox belong to? Select: (Irene) Match : How do we know it was Miss Court-Smyth's snuffbox? Select: (Cherry tobacco flavoured dog ends) + (Lady's shoe snuffbox)

Mind Map : Irene's apartment evidence Link: (Pierced cork) + (Irene was poisoned) = (Champagne spiked with champagne tap.) Link: (The fire was deliberately started) + (Champagne spiked with champagne tap.) = nothing

Analysis : Restoration table Notepad Composition of paints and pigments

Analysis : Candle Extinguished (candle) Noticeable dent (right side)

Analysis : Easel Paint supplies Charcoal Parishioner footprints and dust under easel.

Mind Map : Church evidence Link: (Noticeable dent) + (Wax) = (Candle near steps was knocked over) Link: (Shard of glass near altar) + (Horace - "Swept up broken glass remains from underneath easel") = (Shard found away from wher the glass smashed) Link: (Parishioner footprints and dust under easel.) + (Horace - "Swept up broken glass remains from underneath easel") = (Horace lied about where the glass smashed) Link: (Horace lied about where the glass smashed) + (Shard found away from wher the glass smashed) = (Glass smashed at altar) Link: (Candle near steps was knocked over) + (Glass smashed at altar) = (Can ran towards confessional?)

Match : Where did the cat start? Select: (The Altar) Match : How do we know the cat started at the altar? Select: (Glass smashed at altar) + (Horace lied about where the glass smashed) Match : Where did the cat run to from the altar? Select: (The Candle) Match : How do we know the cat ran to the candle after being at the altar? Select: (Candle near steps was knocked over) Match : Where did the cat run to after knocking over the candle? Select: (The Confessional)

Analysis : The confessional Seat A small hole

Analysis : Easel Tyrian purple Charcoal - Get Charcoal

Match : What supports Bishop Mountjoy's murder alibi? Select: (Bookmarked at compline prayers) + (Altar candles burnt low)

Analysis : Dining table Ettington Cigarettes Johan has been drinking heavily (bottle)

Analysis : J.K. - Johan Kristiansen B.A. - Betty Allen Inscription - 14/12 Expensive stone

Analysis : Desk Ledger (Sale - £100) Notepad (on the right)

Match : Who smoked Ettington cigarettes? Select: (Johan) Match : How do we know it was Mr Kristiansen? Select: (Johan smokes Ettington branded cigarettes.)

Analysis : Desk drawer Photograph Cheque from Irene Camera film - Get Camera film

Analysis : Unknown item The Penitent Magdalene (click anywhere on the film)

Analysis : Safe Betty and Johan with a dog (photo) Love letter from Betty to Johan A love letter from another woman.

Analysis : Unknown Item Pigment is brighter than it should be (cheek)

Analysis : Restoration room table Composition of paintings and pigments Trustee meeting minutes Date planner

Analysis : Storage area Note Oil paint (Prussian blue) Naples yellow

Analysis : Restoration room table Naples yellow - Page 9 Prussian blue - Page 358

Analysis : Storage area Museum financial books Artist's work Letter

Mind Map : Evelyn's black market evidence Link: (Walked in on secret meeting) + (Time blocked out in date planner) = nothing Link: (Evelyn met with strange, uncouth men) + (Artist's work) = (Artists Linley and Keith) Link: (Artists Linley and Keith) + (Payments to unnamed recipients - £250 each) = (Evelyn is trying to modernise the museum)

Match : Why did Mademoiselle Warbeck hold a secret meeting? Select: (Evelyn is trying to modernise the museum)

Analysis : Eighth Station of the Cross Jesus Women Clay pot

Analysis : Confessional Seat A small hole - Get Metal tube

Analysis : Ninth Station of the Cross Cross Jesus Clay pot

Analysis : Sixth Station of the Cross Headdress Signature

Mind Map : Horace's black market evidence Link: (Irene copying Percy Blackford's work) + (Forgery signed Percy Blackford) = (Irene forged Station of the Cross painting) Link: (Irene forged Station of the Cross painting) + (Horace commissioned paintings by Irene) = (Horace commisioned forgery of Station of the Cross) Link: (Horace commisioned forgery of Station of the Cross) + (Horace may be involved in black market dealings) = (Horace selling original artwork from church)

Match : Where might Bishop Mountjoy be hiding the original paintings from the church before he sells them on? Select: (Space behind confessional)

Analysis : Similar painting to the Penitent Magdalene Slash across painting Painting (forehead)

Analysis : Bottle of champagne - empty. Crate Turpentine bottle - empty Box of candles - Get Candle

Analysis : No remnants of candle (left candle) Saucer (right candle) Necklace with pin - Get Necklace with pin through it

Analysis : Drawer Fallen queen (on the floor) Gun Snuff spoon

Mind Map : Office evidence Link: (Bookshelf) + (Groove on the floor) = nothing Link: (Chess set) + (Queen chess piece on the floor) = (Chess set was knocked over) Link: (Chess set was knocked over) + (Wooden thump sound) = (Chess set knocked over on the way to answer the door) Link: (Globe) + (Glass rattling sount) = (Globe moved) Link: (Globe moved) + (Chess set was knocked over) = (Mortimer was at the bookshelf)

Analysis : Cupboard under the sink Unlabelled bottle - Get Bottle Unlabelled bottle - Get Bottle

Match : Would Mr Dryden not have seen Miss Farquhar leave? Select: (Mademoiselle Farquhar could have exited dark room via window) Match : Did Mr Dryden say he never heard anything happen? Select: (Radio) Match : Would Ms Culsham not have spotted Miss Farquhar entering the flat? Select: (Hat)

Match : How could Miss Court-Smyth have had the opportunity to access the restoration room? Select: (Florence pretented to be Irene on the balcony) Match : What was Miss Court-Smyth's plan for getting the painting out of the museum? Select: (Irene hid the Penitent Magdalene painting behind one of her own paintings)

Match : What part did Miss Warbeck play in the theft of the painting? Select: (Evidence tampering)

Match : What part did Miss Farquhar play in the theft of the painting? Select: (Aided forgery creation)

Match : What crime did Bishop Mountjoy commit? Select: (Theft and embezzlement)

Match : What crime did Mr Ailsworth commit? Select: (Insurance fraud)

Match : What crime did Mr Kristiansen commit? Select: (Theft)

Match : Select: (Nature's power painting)

Match : Select: (To be invited by Florence to the gala)

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Agatha Christie

Published by Dodd, Mead & Company, 1928

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hardcover. Condition: Good. This is a used book in good condition and may show some signs of use or wear . This is a used book in good condition and may show some signs of use or wear .

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THE PERILOUS JOURNEYS OF HERCULE POIROT

Christie, Agatha

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Seller: Rob & June Edwards , Salem, OR, U.S.A.

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Hardcover. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. Reprint Ed. Bookclub ed. Good/Good condition, moderate over all wear to book and dustjacket, offset yellowing to inside covers, FEP and REP, small crinkles and chips to top and bottom edges of dustjacket. Omnibus edition containing Death on the Nile, The Mystery of the Blue Train and Murder in Mesopotamia. Book.

Perilous Journeys of Hercule Poirot

Published by Dodd, Mead & Company - New York, 1954

Seller: Barberry Lane Booksellers , Bar Harbor, ME, U.S.A.

Used - Hardcover Condition: Fine

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Bright red cloth with black title box and sharp yellow and black lettering to spine. Book is tight, square, sharp-cornered and free of major flaws or markings inside and out, other than some minor rubbing to head and heel of spine. Book is 1954 edition without DJ although a remnant of the front flap is laid-in with description of the book.

Publication Date: 1954

Seller: Whodunit Bookshop , Winnipeg, MB, Canada

Used - Hardcover Condition: 3

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Agatha Christie Hercule Poirot The London Case: 100% Achievements Guide

Here is a guide on how to get all achievements in the game.

Introduction

All achievements are fairly easy to obtain. The missable achievements (two in chapter 7, one in chapter 9) are quite easy to unlock if you’re thorough with your inspecting. However if you miss them you can use chapter select to reply a chapter.

Achievements are presented in chronological order although due to the nature of the game it’s possible to unlock them in a slightly different order depending on your decisions like which location visit first or which character talk to first.

Prologue – The Ship

Talk to Marc and ask him about drinking alcohol at work.

Solve five “match” puzzles (select one or two items from the list to continue dialogue)

Complete the prologue.

Chapter 1 – The Gala

Select 25 dialogue options

Solve Zakariya’s paintings riddle:

• Monsieur Kristiansen – Narcissus – Vain
• Mademoiselle Warbeck – Joan of Arc – Underdog
• Madame Betty Allen – The Wild Horse – Plays down her personality for British society
• Mademoiselle Farquhar – The Worker Bee – Hard Worker
• Monsieur Ailsworth – The Good Samaritan – Passionate about charity work
• Bishop Mountjoy – Judgement Day – Judges people harshly
• Mademoiselle Court-Smyth – The mechanical orrery – Centre of attention

Complete Chapter 1

Chapter 2 – The Missing Magdalene

Find all 10 clues in the museum:

• Toppled vase
• Painting hook on wall
• Painting hook on floor
• Skylight (on the floor)
• Heating vent
• Broken glass found on the floor
• Opera glasses
• Skylight (use Opera glasses)
• Door to restoration room
• Door to the main hall

Make 10 successful connections in mind maps

Automatically after talking with all the suspects

Complete three mind maps

Complete Chapter 2

Chapter 3 – The Investigation Begins

Analyses are inspections of items with points of interest

Talk to DI Hardwicke in the Museum exhibit

This should unlock after talking to Horace about Mortimer’s heart attack

Self explanatory, it will unlock naturally

Give the ring found in the heat vent back to Betty.

Complete Chapter 3

Chapter 4 – The Apartment

Discover that Irene was selling forgeries by solving her mind map

Talk to Camilla to learn about Irene’s guests

Talk to Hastings about events described by Camilla

Complete Chapter 4

Chapter 5 – The Scheme

When talking to Nathaniel threaten to take the story about Betty elsewhere

Talk to Mortimer about Irene’s death

Figure out that the cat is in the confessional and use a jug of cream to lure it out

Complete Chapter 5

Chapter 6 – The Suspects

Talk to Zakariya about the weekend at the van den Bosh mansion (previous game)

Talk to Nathaniel about Florence’s visitors

After introducing yourself to Nathaniel (not during the first dialogue with him)

Open three safes in the game.

Decrypt the Strange note from Jewellery box, use it on Notepad in Johan’s apartment, decode the phrase using Norwegian dictionary

After finding love letter from Irene to Johan in his safe

Complete Chapter 6

Chapter 7 – The Secrets

Talk to Horace at the beginning of the chapter.

Missable.  There are 11 paintings and stand with missing painting depicting Stations of the Cross in the church. Inspect them all.

Find Horace’s stash with paintings.

Missable.  When you’re in Irene’s apartment leave to the hall, go downstairs and interact with the door to Ms Culsham’s apartment.

Complete Chapter 7.

Chapter 8 – The Investigation Starts Anew

Inspect drawer in Mortimer’s office once he’s gone.

Solve the mind map to figure out what Mortimer was doing when you knocked the door.

Automatically after entering the dark room.

Complete Chapter 8.

Talk to Hastings after resolving the light issue in the dark room. Note. This unlocks after achievement for completing this chapter, but before starting the next one.

Chapter 9 – The Denouement

Don’t make any mistake during the denouement.

• Evelyn – Evidence tampering
• Florence – Aided forgery creation
• Horace – Theft and embezzlement – “I can assure you (…) Business Partners”
• Mortimer – Insurance fraud – “And you wish to present yourself as a sick man?”
• Johan – Theft
• Talk to the rest of the guests
• Inspect three paintings

Automatic during the final speech.

Automatic during conversation with Anastasia.

Complete Chapter 9.

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Agatha Christie – Hercule Poirot: The London Case 100% Achievement Guide

For Agatha Christie – Hercule Poirot: The London Case players, this is an 100% achievement guide for you to collect all achievements.

Introduction

Inspecting all objects was always my first step in every location, usually in clockwise way.

Objects to inspect are numbered. Deductions in mind maps are shown in frames.

Choices don’t matter until the final chapter where you can fail some conversations and miss one achievement.

Some achievements span across multiple chapters. I didn’t mark the progress in this guide since all of them are story related and therefore unmissable.

Prologue – The Ship

1. Book 2. Unknown item (on the floor to the left) – Get  Cigarette case

Cigarette case Date engraving Button clasp Lion emblem

3. Telescope (on the floor next to the top lounger)

Talk to Passenger (man) Talk to Porter Talk to Passenger (woman) (Florence Farquhar)

4. Passenger’s suitcase

Use Cigarette case on Passenger’s suitcase

Match : ?? Select: (Lion emblem) Match : ?? Select: (Anastasia relates to Anastasios)

Safe combination – 1815

1. Newspaper article 2. Supper 3. Luggage 4. Sink 5. Room safe

Room safe Dial Line of dust (on the table) No sign of tampering (hinges) Open and empty (inside the safe)

Mind Map : Ship evidence Link: (No sign of tampering.) + (Dial.) = (Thief knew code to this safe?)

6. Florence’s mascara. 7. Florence’s power case. 8. Florence’s Gala invitation.

Talk to Anastasia Talk to Florence

9. Door handle

Door handle Fingerprint on the handle. Erratic scratches around the lock. (keyhole)

10. Use Florence’s power case on the Door handle 11. Use Florence’s power case on the Safe dial

Talk to Passenger (Arthur Hastings) Talk to Marc (porter – Marc Allard)

While talking to Marc select “Is it usual for one to consume alcohol while at work?”

Talk to Hastings

Sailing knife Dulled spike tip (blood) Blade Well-worn wooden handle

Talk to Anastasia

Match : ?? Select: (Florence’s Gala invitation) and (Florence’s mascara.)

Mind Map : Ship evidence Link: (No fingerprints on dial.) + (No useful fingerprints on remain on the door handle.) = (Tracks covered.) Link: (None of the suspects knew Florence’s safe combination code.) + (Thief knew code to this safe?) = (The safe was cracked?) Link: (Tracks covered.) + (The safe was cracked?) = (Expert break-in.)

Talk to Florence

Match : ?? Select: (Marc) Match : Why the porter? Select: (Alcoholic) + (Owns a sailing knife)

Solve five “Match” puzzles

Mind Map : Ship evidence Link: (Drunken break-in ) + (Expert break-in.) = (Porter framed?)

Complete the Prologue.

Chapter 1 – The Gala

Analysis : The Penitent Magdalene painting Halo Eyes Lips Porcelain complexion (cheek)

Talk to Evelyn (auto) – Get  Master Key

Analysis : Painting Oriental turban Face Dress

Inspect door to the Restoration room Use the  Master Key  on  Restoration room door

Talk to Zakariya Demir (auto)

(If the achievement doesn’t unlock you can talk to Zakariya again)

Talk to the Ladies Talk to Horace Mountjoy Talk to Florence and Hastings Talk to Mortimer Ailsworth Talk to Monsieur Kristiansen & Madame Allen

Try to go to the Museum west wing. Try to go to the Museum exhibiton room (upstairs).

1. Joan of Arc 2. Narcissus 3. The Good Samaritan 4. The Worker Bee 5. The mechanical orrery

Poirot will mention that he can now access more paintings in the corner where Zakariya stood.

6. Judgement Day 7. The Wild Horse

Talk to Florence (auto) Talk to Irene Court-Smyth (auto) Talk to Zakariya (auto)

Match Monsieur Kristiansen: (Narcissus) + (Vain) Mademoiselle Warbeck: (Joan of Arc) + (Underdog) Madame Betty Allen: (The Wild Horse) + (Plays down her personality for British society) Mademoiselle Farquhar: (The Worker Bee) + (Hard Worker) Monsieur Ailsworth: (The Good Samaritan) + (Passionate about charity work) Bishop Mountjoy: (Judgement Day) + (Judges people harshly) Mademoiselle Court-Smyth: (The mechanical orrery) + (Centre of attention)

Chapter 2 – The Missing Magdalene

1. Toppled vase 2. Painting hook on wall 3. Painting hook on floor 4. Skylight (on the floor next to Hastings) 5. Heating vent 6. Broken glass found on the floor (next to the bench) 10. Door to the main hall 7. Opera glasses – Get Opera glasses 9. Door to restoration room

Use Opera glasses on Skylight

Mind Map : Gallery evidence Link: (Painting hook on floor) + (Painting hook on wall) = (The painting was clumsily removed) Link: (The painting was clumsily removed) + (Toppled vase) = (Painting stolen without regard)

Talk to Evelyn (auto)

Mind Map : Gallery evidence Link: (Evelyn still has the key) + (Restoration room – key required to gain access) = (Evelyn could be a suspect)

Talk to Hastings (auto)

Match : Why is Evelyn not a suspect? Select: (Painting stolen without regard) + (Thief unfamiliar of how the painting was hung)

Mind Map : Museum evidence Link: (Johan entered the west wing after the champagne incident) + (Betty and Johan came from the west wing after champagne incident) = (Post-champagne incident opportunity for Monsieur Kristiansen) Link: (Irene and Florence entered the west wing together) + (Irene and Florence returnet to the main hall before Mortimer collapsed) = (Pre-heart attack incident opportunity for Mademoiselle Court-Smyth) Link: (Mortimer stumbled into the east wing and collapsed on his way back to the main hall) + (Horace and Mortimer entered the east wing together) = (Pre-heart attack incident opportunity for Monsieur Ailsworth)

Talk to Evelyn Talk to Horace Talk to Anastasia Talk to Irene Talk to Florence Talk to Johan Talk to Hastings (auto)

Mind Map : Museum evidence Link: (Betty went looking for Johan before the champagne incident) + (Irene and Johan emerged from the west wing before the champagne incidence) = (Pre-champagne incident opportunity for Monsieur Kristiansen) Link: (Irene and Johan emerged from the west wing before the champagne incidence) + (Irene disappeared before the champagne incident) = (Pre-champagne incident opportunity for Mademoiselle Court-Smyth) Link: (Betty and Johan came from the west wing after champagne incident) + (Betty entered the west wing after the champagne incident) = (Post-champagne incident opportunity for Madame Allen) Link: (Horace and Mortimer entered the east wing together) + (Horace entered the main hall after Mortimer collapsed) = (Pre-heart attack incident opportunity for Boshop Mountjoy)

1. Unknown item

Analysis : Unknown item (Shoe) Woman’s heel Cocaine residue Strange symbol

2. Unknown item

Analysis : Unknown item (Diary) FF initials Locked Elaborate emblem (in the back)

2. Small key (on the floor between the cannon and armour) – Get  Small key

Use  Small key  on  Diary

4. Restoration room door

Talk to Evelyn

Chapter 3 – The Investigation Begins

Talk to Zakariya

1. Photographs of Betty Allen dduring her career 2. Photographs of Betty with family 3. A fallen chair 4. Broken picture frame 5. A lady’s shoe 6. Cracked mirror 7. Safe

Analysis : Safe Jewellery Keys Money Safe door Safe Hinges

Mind Map : Dressing room evidence Link: (Cracked mirror) + (A lady’s shoe) = (Glass in mirror smashed with heel of shoe) Link: (A lady’s shoe) + (Broken picture frame) = (Glass of photo frame smashed with heel of shoe) Link: (Glass in mirror smashed with heel of shoe) + (Glass of photo frame smashed with heel of shoe) = (Same person caused all the damage) Link: (Glass of photo frame smashed with heel of shoe) + (Photos of Betty – all intact) = (Photograph of Johan deliberately targeted)

Match : How do we know this wasn’t a random opportunist? Select: (The thief knew the code) + (Valuables left in the safe)

Match : Who caused the damage to the room? Select: (Betty)

Match : Why Mrs Allen? Select: (Same person caused all the damage) + (Photograph of Johan deliberately targeted)

Talk to Betty

Talk to Evelyn Talk to Horace

1. Door to main hall

Talk to Mortimer Talk to David

Leave and fast travel to  Irene Court-Smyth’s apartment building .

Inspect Door 2 – Get  Irene’s shawl

Go upstairs

Inspect Irene Court-Smyth’s apartment (door)

Once Hercules hangs Irene’s shawl on the door inspect it.

Analysis : Irene’s shawl Blue stain Needle – Get  Needle

Leave and fast travel to  Museum main hall .

Talk to Horace

Talk to Evelyn – Get  Master key

Use  Master key  on the  Locked restoration room door

1. Door leading to the west wing

Analysis : Door leading to the west wing Door handle Keyhole

2. Yellow paint smear 3. Gallery door

Analysis : Gallery door Door handle Keyhole

4. Green pain smear 5. Restoration table

Analysis : Restoration table Paint palette Composition of paints and pigments Cotton sticks Scissors

6. Cleaning swab – Get  Cleaning swab 7. Turpentine (on Restoration desk) 8. Blue paint smear on the box

Use  Cleaning swab  on  Turpentine Use  Damp cotton stick  on the  Keyhole  (Gallery)

9. Cleaning swab

Use  Cleaning swab  on  Turpentine Use  Damp cotton stick  on the  Keyhole  (West wing)

Mind Map : Restoration room evidence Link: (Nothing inside keyhole) + (Blue paint inside keyhole) = (The paint covered key was used to lock west wing door) Link: (The paint covered key was used to lock west wing door) + (The key was cleaned) = (Thief may have gotten covered in blue paint) Link: (Thief may have gotten covered in blue paint) + (Blue paint smear on box) = (The box was moved by the thief) Link: (The paint covered key was used to lock west wing door) + (Paint palette) = nothing

10. Restoration table

Match : How can we know what the thief did after cutting the painting from the frame? Select: (The box was moved by the thief)

11. Storage area

Analysis : Storage area Old and damaged frames The Penitent Magdalene frame

Go to the opposite side of the room Inspect Heating vent Use  Needle  on  Heating vent  – Get  Jade stone ring

Leave and fast travel to  Theatre Street .

Leave, fast travel to  Museum main hall , go to  Museum exhibition room .

Chapter 4 – The Apartment

Talk to David (auto)

1. Console table

Analysis : Console table Irene’s key – Get  Irene’s key Inexpensive vintage crate of champagne leftover from the gala Empty bottle of turpentine (on the floor)

2. Irene’s sales ledger 3. Locked cupboard

Use  Irene’s key  on the  Locked cupboard  – Get  Sales ledger Use  Sales ledger  on  Irene’s sales ledger

4. Fireplace

Analysis : Fireplace No remnants of candle (candle) Lady’s shoe snuffbox Saucer Necklace with pin through it

5. Scorch trail (on the floor between three chairs) 6. Burnt painting

Analysis : Burnt painting Similar painting to the Penitent Magdalene Canvas not cut out of frame (right edge of the painting)

7. Champagne glass

Analysis : Champagne glass Remnants of a syringe Champagne glass Burnt pictures taken of the Penitent Magdalene painting

8. Irene’s body

Analysis : Irene’s body No sign of soot or damage to airways (necklace) No sign of burning (arm on the right) Paint pigments (dress) Slumped on the chair (armrest on the left)

9. Coffee table

Analysis : Coffee table Ettington Cigarettes Cherry tobacco flavoured dog ends Champagne tap

Leave the apartment and go downstairs

Inspect the door and talk to Ms Culsham

Go back upstairs and enter Irene’s apartment.

Match : How do we know Miss Court-Smyth wasn’t overcome by the fire? Select: (No sign of burning) + (No sign of soot or damage to airways) Match : How do we know this is not the stolen painting? Select: (Canvas not cut out of frame) Match : How do we know Miss Court-Smyth created forgeries? Select: (Burnt pictures taken of the Penitent Magdalene painting) + (Irene involved in some form of fraud)

Mind Map : Irene’s apartment evidence Link: (Cherry tobacco flavoured dog ends) + (Lady’s shoe snuffbox) = (Irene smoked cherry tobacco kept in shoe snuffbox) Link: (Burnt painting was a replica) + (Three high-price sales unaccounted for) = (Irene sold two paintings day after gala) Link: (Irene sold two paintings day after gala) + (Irene involved in some form of fraud) = (Irene selling forgeries of paintings) Link: (Inexpensive vintage crate of champagne leftover from the gala) + (Irene came home with champagne) = (Irene left to get more champagne when she already had some) Link: (Scorch trail leads to the painting and the door) + (Empty bottle of turpentine) = (The fire was deliberately started)

Match : Who does the cocaine snuffbox belong to? Select: (Irene) Match : How do we know it was Miss Court-Smyth’s snuffbox? Select: (Cherry tobacco flavoured dog ends) + (Lady’s shoe snuffbox)

Inspect Irene’s body again

Mind Map : Irene’s apartment evidence Link: (Pierced cork) + (Irene was poisoned) = (Champagne spiked with champagne tap.) Link: (The fire was deliberately started) + (Champagne spiked with champagne tap.) = nothing

Chapter 5 – The Scheme

Go to the  Museum restoration room

Inspect Restoration table

Analysis : Restoration table Notepad Composition of paints and pigments

Leave and fast travel to  Mortimer’s office

Talk to Mortimer (auto)

Fast travel to  Bishop Mountjoy’s church

Talk to Horace (auto)

1. Shard of glass near altar 2. Altar candles burnt low 3. Bookmarked at compline prayers (Bible on the altar) 4. Candle

Analysis : Candle Extinguished (candle) Noticeable dent (right side)

5. Wax 6. Easel

Analysis : Easel Paint supplies Charcoal Parishioner footprints and dust under easel.

7. Dustpan and brush

Mind Map : Church evidence Link: (Noticeable dent) + (Wax) = (Candle near steps was knocked over) Link: (Shard of glass near altar) + (Horace – “Swept up broken glass remains from underneath easel”) = (Shard found away from wher the glass smashed) Link: (Parishioner footprints and dust under easel.) + (Horace – “Swept up broken glass remains from underneath easel”) = (Horace lied about where the glass smashed) Link: (Horace lied about where the glass smashed) + (Shard found away from wher the glass smashed) = (Glass smashed at altar) Link: (Candle near steps was knocked over) + (Glass smashed at altar) = (Can ran towards confessional?)

Match : Where did the cat start? Select: (The Altar) Match : How do we know the cat started at the altar? Select: (Glass smashed at altar) + (Horace lied about where the glass smashed) Match : Where did the cat run to from the altar? Select: (The Candle) Match : How do we know the cat ran to the candle after being at the altar? Select: (Candle near steps was knocked over) Match : Where did the cat run to after knocking over the candle? Select: (The Confessional)

8. The confessional

Analysis : The confessional Seat A small hole

Leave, fast travel to  Theatre street , enter  Betty’s dressing room

1. Waste bin 2. Newspaper

Talk to Betty Talk to Hastings

3. Waste bin – Get  Johan’s torn up apology letter

Leave and fast travel to  Newspaper office

Talk to Nathaniel (auto) You can select any reply you wish, only the one about Madame Allen will push the story further.

Talk to Florence (auto)

Leave, fast travel to  Museum main hall , enter the  Restoration room

1. A jug of cream – Get  A jug of cream 2. Notepad

Leave and fast travel to  Bishop Mountjoy’s church

Use  A jug of cream  on the  Confessional

Inspect Easel

Analysis : Easel Tyrian purple Charcoal – Get  Charcoal

Match : What supports Bishop Mountjoy’s murder alibi? Select: (Bookmarked at compline prayers) + (Altar candles burnt low)

Use  Charcoal  on the  Notepad

Leave and fast travel to the  Newspaper office

Inspect Map of London on the wall

Chapter 6 – The suspects

1. Dining table

Analysis : Dining table Ettington Cigarettes Johan has been drinking heavily (bottle)

2. Unknown item (corner of the table)

Analysis : J.K. – Johan Kristiansen B.A. – Betty Allen Inscription – 14/12 Expensive stone

3. Music room door 4. Drawer – Get  Unlabelled key 5. Study door

Use  Unlabelled key  on the  Study door

Analysis : Desk Ledger (Sale – £100) Notepad (on the right)

Match : Who smoked Ettington cigarettes? Select: (Johan) Match : How do we know it was Mr Kristiansen? Select: (Johan smokes Ettington branded cigarettes.)

Fast travel to  Theatre street

Approach the Group of guests (Betty, Florence, Zakariya)

Talk to Zakariya (auto)

Fast travel to the  Newspaper office

Talk to Nathaniel (auto)

1. Newspaper office window 2. Desk drawer

Analysis : Desk drawer Photograph Cheque from Irene Camera film – Get  Camera film

Use  Camera film  on the  Newspaper office window

Analysis : Unknown item The Penitent Magdalene (click anywhere on the film)

Talk to Florence Talk to Betty (no progress, just dialogue)

Enter  Betty’s dressing room

1. Jewellery box (1412 – code from Betty’s ring) – Get  Strange note 2. Safe (no code yet)

Leave and fast travel to the  Museum main hall

Talk to Anastasia – Get  Irene’s brooch

Fast travel to  Johan’s apartment

Use  Strange note  on  Notepad

“Fire To Tre En” is 4231 when translated using Norwegian dictionary found earlier in the drawer.

1. Safe – 4231

2. Safe (again)

Analysis : Safe Betty and Johan with a dog (photo) Love letter from Betty to Johan A love letter from another woman.

Talk to Betty – learn her dog’s name “Enok”

Inspect Safe – Enok – Get  Loose key

Leave and Fast travel to  Johan’s apartment

Use  Loose key  on the  Music room door

Use  Irene’s brooch Book[/b]

Analysis : Unknown Item Pigment is brighter than it should be (cheek)

Chapter 7 – The Secrets

You start this chapter with  Matches  in your inventory.

Talk to Horace (again)

Fast travel to  Museum main hall

Go to the  Restoration room

1. Restoration room table

Analysis : Restoration room table Composition of paintings and pigments Trustee meeting minutes Date planner

2. Composition of paintings and pigments (desk again) 3. Storage area

Analysis : Storage area Note Oil paint (Prussian blue) Naples yellow

4. Safe (no code yet)

5.Restoration room table (again)

Analysis : Restoration room table Naples yellow – Page 9 Prussian blue – Page 358

6. Safe (again) (Code: 9358)

7. Storage area (again)

Analysis : Storage area Museum financial books Artist’s work Letter

Mind Map : Evelyn’s black market evidence Link: (Walked in on secret meeting) + (Time blocked out in date planner) = nothing Link: (Evelyn met with strange, uncouth men) + (Artist’s work) = (Artists Linley and Keith) Link: (Artists Linley and Keith) + (Payments to unnamed recipients – £250 each) = (Evelyn is trying to modernise the museum)

Match : Why did Mademoiselle Warbeck hold a secret meeting? Select: (Evelyn is trying to modernise the museum)

Leave to  Museum main hall

1. Bible 2. Eighth Station of the Cross

Analysis : Eighth Station of the Cross Jesus Women Clay pot

3. Confessional

Analysis : Confessional Seat A small hole – Get  Metal tube

4. Ninth Station of the Cross

Analysis : Ninth Station of the Cross Cross Jesus Clay pot

5-14. Station of the Cross painting (left and right side of the church). 15. Sixth Station of the Cross

Analysis : Sixth Station of the Cross Headdress Signature

16. Seventh Station of the Cross?

Mind Map : Horace’s black market evidence Link: (Irene copying Percy Blackford’s work) + (Forgery signed Percy Blackford) = (Irene forged Station of the Cross painting) Link: (Irene forged Station of the Cross painting) + (Horace commissioned paintings by Irene) = (Horace commisioned forgery of Station of the Cross) Link: (Horace commisioned forgery of Station of the Cross) + (Horace may be involved in black market dealings) = (Horace selling original artwork from church)

Match : Where might Bishop Mountjoy be hiding the original paintings from the church before he sells them on? Select: (Space behind confessional)

Use  Metal tube  on  Clay pot  (at Eighth Station of the Cross) Set the  Clay pot  to point to north-west (like in the first first picture in the bible)

Use  Metal tube  on  Clay pot  (at Ninth Station of the Cross) Set the  Clay pot  to point to west (like in the second picture in the bible)

Inspect Similar painting to the Penitent Magdalene

Analysis : Similar painting to the Penitent Magdalene Slash across painting Painting (forehead)

Leave and go downstairs to  Ms Culsham’s hallway

Interact with the door Ms Culsham

Go upstairs and enter  Irene Court-Smyth’s apartment

Analysis : Bottle of champagne – empty. Crate Turpentine bottle – empty Box of candles – Get  Candle

2. Fireplace

Analysis : No remnants of candle (left candle) Saucer (right candle) Necklace with pin – Get  Necklace with pin through it

Use  Candle  on the  Saucer  (right side of the fireplace) Use  Necklace with pin through it  on  Candle on saucer Use  Matches  on the  Candle on saucer with necklace

Chapter 8 – The Investigation Starts Anew

Fast travel to  Mortimer’s office

1. Waste paper bin (under the desk) 2. Chess set 3. Bookshelf 4. Groove on the floor 5. Globe 6. Drawer

Analysis : Drawer Fallen queen (on the floor) Gun Snuff spoon

Mind Map : Office evidence Link: (Bookshelf) + (Groove on the floor) = nothing Link: (Chess set) + (Queen chess piece on the floor) = (Chess set was knocked over) Link: (Chess set was knocked over) + (Wooden thump sound) = (Chess set knocked over on the way to answer the door) Link: (Globe) + (Glass rattling sount) = (Globe moved) Link: (Globe moved) + (Chess set was knocked over) = (Mortimer was at the bookshelf)

7. Bookshelf (again)

Talk to Mortimer (auto) (answers don’t matter)

1. Window 2. Radio 3. Photo paper – Get  Photo paper 4. Photographic developer – Get  Photographic developer 5. I believe this is for producing photographic prints 6. Cupboard under the sink

Analysis : Cupboard under the sink Unlabelled bottle – Get  Bottle Unlabelled bottle – Get  Bottle

7. Trays 8. Hat 9. Light switch

Use  Photographic developer  on  Trays Use  Photo paper  on  I believe this is for producing photographic prints

Talk to Hastings about the bottles (ignore the other option for now)- Get  Potassium cyanide  and  Photo fixer

Use  Photo fixer  on  Trays

10. Light switch (again) 11. Window (again)

Match : Would Mr Dryden not have seen Miss Farquhar leave? Select: (Mademoiselle Farquhar could have exited dark room via window) Match : Did Mr Dryden say he never heard anything happen? Select: (Radio) Match : Would Ms Culsham not have spotted Miss Farquhar entering the flat? Select: (Hat)

Chapter 9 – The Denouement

Match : How could Miss Court-Smyth have had the opportunity to access the restoration room? Select: (Florence pretented to be Irene on the balcony) Match : What was Miss Court-Smyth’s plan for getting the painting out of the museum? Select: (Irene hid the Penitent Magdalene painting behind one of her own paintings)

Match : What part did Miss Warbeck play in the theft of the painting? Select: (Evidence tampering)

Match : What part did Miss Farquhar play in the theft of the painting? Select: (Aided forgery creation)

Match : What crime did Bishop Mountjoy commit? Select: (Theft and embezzlement)

Select dialogue: “I can assure you Detective Inspector, the Bishop’s relationship with the deceased is more than I imagine we all thought possible – Business partners.”

Talk to Mortimer

Match : What crime did Mr Ailsworth commit? Select: (Insurance fraud)

Select dialogue: “And you wish to present yourself as a sick man? Or as a man that would not aim a gun at an officer of the law?”

Talk to Johan

Match : What crime did Mr Kristiansen commit? Select: (Theft)

Talk to Betty Talk to Anastasia Talk to Hastings Talk to David

1. A portrait of the principle painting 2. Sunflowers painting 3. Nature’s power painting

Match : Select: (Nature’s power painting)

Match : Select: (To be invited by Florence to the gala)

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• Has a total of 47 trophies (4 gold)
• Adventure Gamers gave a score of 90

How to Get the Platinum Trophy in Agatha Christie - Hercule Poirot: The London Case?

Welcome to the Agatha Christie - Hercule Poirot: The London Case Trophy Guide! Follow this guide to find all details to unlock your next platinum trophy. This game contains 47 trophies, including a platinum trophy.

Guide Overview

Trophy roadmap.

• Complete the prologue
• Complete all chapters, collectables
• Miscellaneous trophies

Agatha Christie - Hercule Poirot: The London Case Trophies

You will need some dedication to earn this platinum trophy. The trophy 'Marc Allard' will be the easiest one to unlock (Uncover a secret about Marc). Watch out for 'Johan Kristiansen' (Uncover a secret about Johan): This one can be tricky. Of all players only 0.1% managed to unlock this ultra rare trophy.

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Bronze Trophies

A curious gathering

Find all evidence in the museum

A curious phrase

Solve the mystery of the note

A peculiar fellow

Unravel Mortimer's movements

A perilous journey

Inspect all stations of the cross

A rude awakening

Annoy a politician

A treasured heirloom

Work out what happened to the cigarette case

A true performance

Deliver your findings, flawlessly

An expert mediator

Diffuse some arguments

An odd series of events

Unravel Culsham's chain of events

An old friend

Solve all of Zakariya's artwork challenges

Anastasia Babanin

Uncover a secret about Anastasia

Arthur Hastings

Uncover a secret about Hastings

Bartholomew

Find a missing cat

Betty Allen

Uncover a secret about Betty

DI Hardwicke

Uncover a secret about David

Evelyn Lakshmi Warbeck

Uncover a secret about Evelyn

Everything matters

Perform 10 analyses

Florence Farquhar

Uncover a secret about Florence

Horace Mountjoy

Uncover a secret about Horace

Impossible is possible

Solve 3 mind maps

Irene Court-Smyth

Uncover a secret about Irene

Johan Kristiansen

Uncover a secret about Johan

Little grey cells

Make 10 deductions

Little ideas

Solve 5 match puzzles

Marc Allard

Uncover a secret about Marc

Mortimer Ailsworthhy

Uncover a secret about Mortimer

Ms. Camilla B. Culsham

Uncover a secret about Camilla

Nathaniel Dryden

Uncover a secret about Nathaniel

Order and method

Use 10 items

Visit a lonely dog

Seeking the truth

Ask 25 questions

Complete Chapter 1

The Penitent Magdalene

Deliver your findings

Complete Chapter 5

Truth from within

Crack 3 safes

Well-acquainted

Meet all characters in the game

Well-travelled

Visit all locations in the game

Zakariya Demir

Uncover a secret about Zakariya

Silver Trophies

The Investigation Begins

Complete Chapter 3

The Investigation Starts Anew

Complete Chapter 8

The Missing Magdalene

Complete Chapter 2

The Suspects

Complete Chapter 6

Gold Trophies

The Apartment

Complete Chapter 4

The Denouement

Complete Chapter 9

The Secrets

Complete Chapter 7

Complete the Prologue

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