من فضلكم ما المقصود ب N or M فى U 5

[أ/ أحمد البسيونى]

من فضلكم ما المقصود ب N or M فى U 5

[Mohamed Ibrahim Shady]

يا رجل القصة بوليسية والمؤلفة اشتهرت بقصص المخابرات لذا أعتقد أن المقصود الابهام وكأنها تقصد فلان أم علان. هذا اجتهاد شخصى إلى أن يتضح الأمر أكثر.

[عمرانكو]

Reading N OR M?, the Berefords' third outing, is like dropping in on comfy old friends, and Tommy and Tuppence make such charming hosts. I always enjoy re-reading this one. Agatha Christie has always excelled in peeling back the sedate, banal layers of British society to reveal the startling villainy festering beneath. Gradually, the routine of the seaside resort gives way to an atmospheric mood and an air of quiet menace. Written during WW2, the author does her patriotic bit as she has her cast express damning commentary on the appalling rot within the system: English turncoats. The mystery in N OR M? isn't as intricate as in her Poirot or Marple bafflers, but, still, her flair for the clever whodunit, her planting of the odd red herring or two are much in evidence.

As usual, she works from an unassuming cast of characters. Who's N, who's M? Is it the blustery Major? The faintly superior landlady or her feisty, moody daughter? The fretful invalid or his fussing wife? The foreign woman who's been spying on the premises? Or the German refugee? Hell, could it be the merry two-year-old girl who enjoys being read "Goosey, goosey gander"? (well, no, it's probably not her). One letter's identity is stumbled upon, but the other is ferreted out quite nicely in a clever twist. Tommy and Tuppence are urbane and amiable company and make for competent detectives, and I had fun as they bask in the excitement of skullduggery afoot. But these two are now mature enough and have lived long enough that they aren't any more as frivolous in nature. They still live in the moment, but they comprehend the gravity of this war.

Whereas Poirot and Marple always seemed old but never aging, Christie does pile the years on Tommy and Tuppence with each progressive thriller/mystery. In five novels (The Secret Adversary, the short story collection Partners in Crime (Tommy and Tuppence Mysteries), N OR M?, BY THE PRICKING OF MY THUMBS., and Postern of Fate) Christie has Tommy and Tuppence go from the bloom of careless youth to spry middle years and finally on to graceful old age. I've mentioned that the Tommy and Tuppence mysteries had a fun, breezy quality to it, and that definitely holds true for the first three books. But there's a change of pace and feel with the last two books. In BY THE PRICKING OF MY THUMBS and the elegiac THE POSTERN OF FATE, Tommy and Tuppence are decidedly getting along in years, although still with all faculties intact. There's a melancholy, bittersweet flavor in these last books, which satisfyingly round out the lives of this fictional couple. Because I witnessed Tommy and Tuppence get old, they seem more real and resonate more with me than her other, more celebrated detectives. N OR M? finds them a bit long in the tooth but still delightful and still very effective at what they do, even as they have fun in the doing of it. Carpe diem, Tommy and Tuppence.

[Mohamed Ibrahim Shady]

يا رجل حرام عليك - أسلوبك شديد قوى - ما تزعلشى أنا أمازحك!! شكرا على الإفادة

[utopia1234]

هذا رمز لاثنين من العملاء السريين الألمان الذين قدموا إلى إنجلترا
وكان مطلوبا من العملاء الإنجليز الذين ذهبوا اإلى الفندق الكشف عن حقيقتها وكان n , m رجل وامرأة

[mossab2010]

في النص الاصلي للقصة والذي كتب فيما يقرب من 950ورقة n و m هم من اصل العملاء الجواسيس الكبار والبقية تعمل تحتهم كما اتذكر

[رشا دياب]

n or m is the answer to a question asked in catechism ,the catechist asks the child what his mane is and the answer is n or m and the author took the title of her novel from this question

[مصطفى عبد النعيم احمد]

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[aboabdallah ahmed]

thanks a lot for your great benefit

[أ/القاضى]

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