Death on the Nile. Agatha Christie

      ‘No, of course not. As a matter of fact I’d rather have gone anywhere else, but Linnet was absolutely set upon it. And so–and so–’

      He stopped rather lamely.

      ‘Naturally,’ said Poirot gravely.

      He appreciated the fact that, if Linnet Doyle was set upon anything, that thing had to happen.

      He thought to himself: ‘I have now heard three separate accounts of the affair–Linnet Doyle’s, Jacqueline de Bellefort’s, Simon Doyle’s. Which of them is nearest to the truth?’