Simon Doyle

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Simon Doyle is a central character in Agatha Christie's mystery novel "Death on the Nile," whose romantic entanglements and hidden motives drive the story's murder plot.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
accessoryToMurderOf Louise Bourget NERFINISHED
Mrs Otterbourne NERFINISHED
adaptedIn 1978 film Death on the Nile NERFINISHED
2004 TV adaptation of Death on the Nile
2022 film Death on the Nile NERFINISHED
antagonistIn Death on the Nile NERFINISHED
appearsIn Death on the Nile NERFINISHED
appearsOn SS Karnak NERFINISHED
associatedWithTheme betrayal
greed
romantic obsession
coConspiratorWith Jacqueline de Bellefort NERFINISHED
commitsCrimeIn Death on the Nile NERFINISHED
commitsMurderOf Linnet Ridgeway NERFINISHED
creator Agatha Christie NERFINISHED
death dies at the end of Death on the Nile
firstPublicationContext Death on the Nile (1937 novel) NERFINISHED
formerFiancée Jacqueline de Bellefort NERFINISHED
genre crime fiction character
mystery fiction character
investigatedBy Hercule Poirot NERFINISHED
killedBy Jacqueline de Bellefort NERFINISHED
languageOfWork English
medium novel
motive Linnet Ridgeway's wealth
financial gain
nationalityInCanon British
notableTrait charming
deceptive
manipulative
occupation land agent
plotRole central figure in murder plot
key suspect investigated by Hercule Poirot
portrayedBy Armie Hammer NERFINISHED
J. J. Feild NERFINISHED
Simon MacCorkindale NERFINISHED
pretendsToBe victim
relationshipStatusAtBeginning engaged to Jacqueline de Bellefort
relationshipStatusLater married to Linnet Ridgeway
romanticallyInvolvedWith Jacqueline de Bellefort NERFINISHED
Linnet Ridgeway NERFINISHED
settingOfActions Nile River cruise in Egypt
spouse Linnet Ridgeway NERFINISHED
victimOfAttackBy Jacqueline de Bellefort NERFINISHED

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Death on the Nile (novel) featuresCharacter Simon Doyle
subject surface form: Death on the Nile