Death on the Nile

Style and Technique

In Death on the Nile, Agatha Christie employs the classic detective style characteristic of her work. The language of the book is clear and concise, facilitating easy comprehension. A notable feature of the language is the attention to details that may seem insignificant but play a crucial role in solving the crime. Literary techniques include the use of flashbacks, dialogues that reveal characters' personalities and motives, and elements of psychological analysis. The story's structure is well thought out: introduction, development, climax, and resolution. Christie masterfully creates tension, gradually unveiling clues and leading the reader to an unexpected conclusion. Hercule Poirot's character plays a vital role, with his investigative methods and logical deductions being central elements of the narrative.