Who Is The Villain?
A Ghazal For The Vocal "Masks We Wear" Challenge And Agatha Christie's Birthday
Introduction
Yesterday, I discovered the ghazal poetry form, which you can read about here:
I like the way the final words on the second lines of the couplets can be used for emphasis.
Today (15th September) is also Agatha Christie's birthday, so for the Vocal "Masks We Wear" challenge, I thought I could combine all these for this one.
My apologies for the spoilers for anyone who does not know the stories
The music is "Behind The Mask" by Fleetwood Mac
Who Is The Villain?
β οΈβ°οΈπΈοΈππ‘οΈβ οΈπͺππΈοΈβ°οΈβ οΈ
Agatha Christie Always Gives Us A Villain
And Usually A Sleuth Who Unmasks The Villain
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On A Boat Trip To Egypt For "Death On The Nile"
Hercule Poirot Unmasks Simon As The Villain
π‘οΈβ οΈπͺ
Crime At "Bertrams's Hotel", With Inspector Davy
Marple Will Unmask Elvira As The Villain
π‘οΈβ οΈπͺ
In The Twists In "The Mousetrap" Ispector Trotter
Revealed By Metcalf As The Murderous Villain
π‘οΈβ οΈπͺ
"And Then There Were None" With Eight People Murdered
Wargrave The Poisoner Is The Unmasked Villain
β οΈβ°οΈπΈοΈππ‘οΈβ οΈπͺππΈοΈβ°οΈβ οΈ
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