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be? Who is the murderer? Will the murderer have any accomplices? Do you think a good mystery novel gives clues from the first chapter? 11 Discuss: Remind students that Poirot says, when watching Jackie and Simon celebrating Simon’s new job, that he sees a woman who loves a man and a man who allows himself to be loved (page 5). Ask them: Does the story so far suggest he was right? Why? Discussion activities Chapter 1, pages 1–11 Before reading 1 Guess: Tell students: In this opening chapter you

move to the second social cause: the environment. Why there is less crime in nice areas? This question is very difficult to answer. It’s just a fact that dirty and noisy streets bring criminality. The social environment is very important. If someone sees everyday graffiti on the walls, homeless people, drug dealers, he will be tempted to imitate these behaviors to be part of his environment. This is the reason why, in some countries like France, they try to prevent young criminality by sending the

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although they were written on his typewriter. Cust suffers from epilepsy and is subject to blackouts. He claims he can not recall committing the murders, but he believes he committed them because he was in the vicinity of each crime scene. He also sees other clues, such as blood on his cuff (put by Franklin Clarke) and believes himself the culprit. Poirot is suspicious and is later able to prove that Cust is innocent of the crimes. In a twist ending Poirot reveals that the brother of Sir Carmichael

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dans leurs réflexions l’appui de l’inspecteur de l’Éducation nationale, l’in- pour un effet de réassurance, de reprise de confian- firmière et le médecin scolaires, le psychologue ce dans les actions qui ont été préalablement pen- scolaire ; sées par elles-mêmes. Cela leur permet de se remo- – pour les collèges et lycées, le chef d’établissement, biliser suite au premier moment de débordement. ses adjoints, le conseiller principal d’éducation, in- • L’aide sur place auprès des adultes impliqués

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All these examples show how these attitudes have been inculcated by his education and upbringing, and suggest how difficult it is going to be to change. Along the same lines are his physical and uncontrollable reactions of fear and disgust when he sees the white girl kissing the black boy (p.27) and his comments about the black couple at Oupa’s funeral (p.22-23) Yet in Bristol, Selly finds himself very much in the same situation as black people in S.A.: misunderstood, (p.14-15) undesired