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The Witness For The Prosecution By Agatha Christie The book is comming along a little bit better. It still skips from setting to setting of different murder cases. By how the book is going, there is eleven different cases. This I think doesn't have anything to do with each other by the way the story is going. So, I think the end of the book will be another case that does not tie in with any of the other ones. The author's message may be how murders can haunt people that have nothing to do with what happened. This book at the murder sections remind me of CSI because the show is usually about trying to figure out who murdered a person and how. Mr. Dinsmead reminds me of myself because he trid to solve something that happened and I like to solve mysteries when I read these types of books. He also reminds me of my mom because when my brother or I do something bad, she tries to figure out what happened. Jack Hartington and Felise Marchaud are alike because they both hear voices at her house. If I were Ambrose Lavington, a doctor, I would try to go more in-depth of the mystery of how Felise and Jack can hear the voices since he also thinks that it is possible that there is a ghost. I do not like Ambrose Lavington because he had stole a very old chinese artifact from Jack Hartington who had borrowed it from his uncle because of how much money he could sell it for