Consistent Balance to Imbalance- A character analysis of Hercule Poirot

 

Consistent Balance to Imbalance- A character analysis of Hercule Poirot

We might be normal with the appearance of detectives with long black coats and smartly pointed hats that can entirely cover their faces. In most cases young people with tremendous grasping qualities or elderly with lengthy experience but this character from the 2017 movie Murder on the Orient Express. An elderly man with a youthful personality owned a blue iris and a long partitioned beard parallel to the lips, the stylish slim walking stick. His personality makes him unique at the same time consistency which is rarely seen in investigation movie themes. He is having a steady personality who measures to analyze and only sees the world in two poles, so he was leading a very perfect, organized life with a strong belief in the absence of the mix of both extremes. The incident in the high-class express was a life-changing moment in the character's life. The other characters who were involved in the murder taught him to see the world differently, for each individual the world will treat distinct natures to accept multiplicity should be prioritized. This reality forced Hercule Poirot to change his consistency for this moment by understanding others' intentions without supporting their action.