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* TheAtoner: [[spoiler:His father was a district attorney who falsely prosecuted a maid for Daisy's kidnapping and murder. [=MacQueen=] participated in the murder to atone for the miscarriage of justice.]]
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* ShutUpHannibal: Mary gets in a nice one against Professor Hardman as he spouts racist rhetoric supporting the separation of races. However, given the revelation that they are all accomplices, this is most likely a subversion, since they may have planned such an interaction:
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* AdaptationalNationality: This version of Ariadne Oliver retains Tina Fey's American accent, implying that nationality for the character, rather than British like in previous Poirot adaptations.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: [[spoiler:The original murder that she is trying to cover up was an accident, instead of the cold and calculated crime she and her accomplice committed in the novel. Also, unlike her literary counterpart, this version of Rowena doesn't murder a child (though she certainly threatened to).]]
* CanonForeigner: She doesn't have a book counterpart.
* AdaptationalJerkass: [[spoiler:She was simply Poirot's friend in canon, but here, while Poirot acknowledges her as at least some kind of friend, she takes credit for making him so famous by writing about versions of his cases and manipulates him into attending the séance just so that she can get new material for a new book.]]
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* AgeLift: Went from a 13 year old girl from the original story to a woman in her early 60s.
* AssholeVictim: Not only Poirot exposes her as a fraud, she's also revealed to have sexually harassed her extremely vulnerable assistant Nicholas.
* AssholeVictim: Not only Poirot exposes her as a fraud, she's also revealed to have sexually harassed her extremely vulnerable assistant Nicholas.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: In the novel, the worst she was guilty of was being TheFriendNobodyLikes and a CompulsiveLiar. Her film counterpart [[spoiler:is a con woman preying on grieving people who have lost their loved ones, as well as a sexual predator harassing her young assistant.]]
* AgeLift: Went from a 13 year old girlfrom the original story in ''Literature/HalloweenParty'' to a woman in her early 60s.
* AssholeVictim: Not only does Poirotexposes expose her as a fraud, she's also revealed to have sexually harassed her extremely vulnerable assistant Nicholas.
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* PapaWolf: His son is the only reason why he keeps on living. [[spoiler:When Rowena threatens Leopold's life, the doctor unhesitantingly commit suicide to protect the boy.]]
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* BeneathTheMask: On the surface, Hubbard is a goofy, cheerful and flighty woman in search of love. [[spoiler:In reality, Arden is broken by the destruction of her family and has become suicidally depressed.]]
* DeadpanSnarker: She's quite witty and prone to joking around.
* DrivenToSuicide: [[spoiler:She tries to shoot herself with Poirot's gun in the climax to atone for orchestrating Ratchett's murder. Fortunately, it was unloaded.]]
* EveryoneHasStandards: She's flirty with everyone, especially Poirot, but she refuses to reciprocate Ratchett's advances and recognizes him as bad news from the start. [[spoiler:In reality, "Mrs. Hubbard" is a disguise for Linda Arden, who still bitterly remembers Ratchett murdered her granddaughter.]]
* MasterActor: [[spoiler:Linda Arden was regarded as one of Broadway's finest actresses and was critically acclaimed for her performance. She's able to effortlessly disguise herself as Hubbard just through a wig and her own talent.]]
* SadClown: Hubbard is a goofy, cheerful flirt only interested in having fun. [[spoiler:However, she's deeply broken from how Daisy's death destroyed her family and actively suicidal.]]
* DeadpanSnarker: She's quite witty and prone to joking around.
* DrivenToSuicide: [[spoiler:She tries to shoot herself with Poirot's gun in the climax to atone for orchestrating Ratchett's murder. Fortunately, it was unloaded.]]
* EveryoneHasStandards: She's flirty with everyone, especially Poirot, but she refuses to reciprocate Ratchett's advances and recognizes him as bad news from the start. [[spoiler:In reality, "Mrs. Hubbard" is a disguise for Linda Arden, who still bitterly remembers Ratchett murdered her granddaughter.]]
* MasterActor: [[spoiler:Linda Arden was regarded as one of Broadway's finest actresses and was critically acclaimed for her performance. She's able to effortlessly disguise herself as Hubbard just through a wig and her own talent.]]
* SadClown: Hubbard is a goofy, cheerful flirt only interested in having fun. [[spoiler:However, she's deeply broken from how Daisy's death destroyed her family and actively suicidal.]]
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* BeneathTheMask: On the surface, Caroline Hubbard is a goofy, cheerful and flighty woman in search of love. [[spoiler:In reality, [[spoiler:Linda Arden is broken by the destruction of her family and has become suicidally depressed.]]
* DeadpanSnarker:She's Caroline Hubbard is quite witty and prone to joking around.
* DrivenToSuicide:[[spoiler:She [[spoiler:Linda Arden tries to shoot herself with Poirot's gun in the climax to atone for orchestrating Ratchett's murder. Fortunately, it was unloaded.]]
* EveryoneHasStandards: She's flirty with everyone, especially Poirot, but she refuses to reciprocate Ratchett's advances and recognizes him as bad news from the start.[[spoiler:In reality, "Mrs. Hubbard" [[spoiler:For good measure, Caroline Hubbard is a disguise for Linda Arden, who still bitterly remembers Ratchett murdered her granddaughter.]]
* MasterActor: [[spoiler:Linda Arden was regarded as one of Broadway's finest actresses and was critically acclaimed for her performance. She's able to effortlessly disguise herself as Caroline Hubbard just through a wig and her own talent.]]
* SadClown: Caroline Hubbard is a goofy, cheerful flirt only interested in having fun.[[spoiler:However, she's [[spoiler:Linda Arden is deeply broken from how Daisy's death destroyed her family and actively suicidal.]]
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* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: Dies when her killer shoves her over a balcony and impales her on a statue.
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-->'''Poirot:''' I can see the soul of the city in these humble breads. The world insists on destruction, but here, masterpieces are baked to order ''every'' day!
-->'''Poirot:''' Mohamed...ah... (hugs him) Mohamed, my friend, you are an ''artiste.''
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* OutlawCouple: [[spoiler:With Jacqueline]].
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* BetterToDieThanBeKilled: [[spoiler:After her and Simon's plan is discovered and revealed to everyone, she chooses to kill Simon and herself to avoid being arrested, and possibly executed by hanging]].
* MatingDance: With Simon, at the beginning of the film. Their opening scene is a steamy dance that stops just short of the two ripping each other's clothes off and humping in the middle of a crowded nightclub dance floor.
* MurderMakesYouCrazy: [[spoiler:She is visibly more unstable after killing Louise and Bouc than she was at the beginning of the film]].
* MurderSuicide: [[spoiler:After her and Simon's plan is foiled, she kills him and herself]].
* OutlawCouple: [[spoiler:With Simon]].
* StalkerWithACrush: She becomes this for Simon after he ditches her to marry Linnet. [[spoiler:Subverted in the end, because Simon actually never left Jackie and they planned Linnet's murder together]].
* WentCrazyWhenTheyLeft: After Simon leaves her for Linnet, she won't let him go and starts to stalk the couple. [[spoiler:Subverted, because she and Simon were still together in secret. It was all an act on her part]].
* WomanScorned: [[spoiler:Jackie is a subversion of this trope. At first it looks like she killed Linnet because she took Simon away from her but eventually Poirot figures out that Simon and Jackie are still together and planned the whole thing from the very beginning]].
* BetterToDieThanBeKilled: [[spoiler:After her and Simon's plan is discovered and revealed to everyone, she chooses to kill Simon and herself to avoid being arrested, and possibly executed by hanging]].
* MatingDance: With Simon, at the beginning of the film. Their opening scene is a steamy dance that stops just short of the two ripping each other's clothes off and humping in the middle of a crowded nightclub dance floor.
* MurderMakesYouCrazy: [[spoiler:She is visibly more unstable after killing Louise and Bouc than she was at the beginning of the film]].
* MurderSuicide: [[spoiler:After her and Simon's plan is foiled, she kills him and herself]].
* OutlawCouple: [[spoiler:With Simon]].
* StalkerWithACrush: She becomes this for Simon after he ditches her to marry Linnet. [[spoiler:Subverted in the end, because Simon actually never left Jackie and they planned Linnet's murder together]].
* WentCrazyWhenTheyLeft: After Simon leaves her for Linnet, she won't let him go and starts to stalk the couple. [[spoiler:Subverted, because she and Simon were still together in secret. It was all an act on her part]].
* WomanScorned: [[spoiler:Jackie is a subversion of this trope. At first it looks like she killed Linnet because she took Simon away from her but eventually Poirot figures out that Simon and Jackie are still together and planned the whole thing from the very beginning]].
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* AdaptationalNationality: In the book, Linnet is an American, but is living in England and is of partially English descent. In this film, Linnet's nationality is unspecified (with Gal Gadot using her natural Israeli accent), and it is only mentioned that her father did business in both England and the United States.
*AdaptationalNiceGuy: Linnet is more sympathetic here than she did in the original novel and previous adaptations. She genuinely feels at least somewhat apologetic for taking her friend Jackie's fiancee from her, but makes a valid point that Simon shouldn't be forced to be with someone he no longer loves. In her [[spoiler:last]] conversation with Jackie, she even makes an attempt at reconciliation. She also seems more sad, than bitter, about the fact that her wealth potentially damages all her relationships. We later learn from Rosalie how Linnet befriending her at school paved the way for her to be accepted by the other girls too.
* BerserkButton: Being stalked by Jackie everywhere she and Simon go becomes this for her.
* BoomHeadshot: [[spoiler:How she dies]].
* DramaticIrony: [[spoiler:A flashback towards the end of the film shows that the last word she ever said was "Simon" while still asleep]]. [[spoiler:Mere seconds before he kills her, without her learning the identity of her murderer]].
* MakingLoveInAllTheWrongPlaces: Almost did this with Simon at the top of a narrwo walkway the Abu Simbel, before a rock is shoved at them.
* SlainInTheirSleep: [[spoiler:Her ultimate fate]].
*AdaptationalNiceGuy: Linnet is more sympathetic here than she did in the original novel and previous adaptations. She genuinely feels at least somewhat apologetic for taking her friend Jackie's fiancee from her, but makes a valid point that Simon shouldn't be forced to be with someone he no longer loves. In her [[spoiler:last]] conversation with Jackie, she even makes an attempt at reconciliation. She also seems more sad, than bitter, about the fact that her wealth potentially damages all her relationships. We later learn from Rosalie how Linnet befriending her at school paved the way for her to be accepted by the other girls too.
* BerserkButton: Being stalked by Jackie everywhere she and Simon go becomes this for her.
* BoomHeadshot: [[spoiler:How she dies]].
* DramaticIrony: [[spoiler:A flashback towards the end of the film shows that the last word she ever said was "Simon" while still asleep]]. [[spoiler:Mere seconds before he kills her, without her learning the identity of her murderer]].
* MakingLoveInAllTheWrongPlaces: Almost did this with Simon at the top of a narrwo walkway the Abu Simbel, before a rock is shoved at them.
* SlainInTheirSleep: [[spoiler:Her ultimate fate]].
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