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1. "Death on the Nile": Cornelia Robson ends up marrying Dr. Bessner, much to the chagrin of another man, who actually proposed to her first. Who is it?
2. "The Mysterious Affair at Styles": Cynthia Murdoch and Lawrence Cavendish end up together, and the unfortunate narrator of the novel, who had been harboring a crush on Cynthia, stays alone for the time being. Who is this luckless lover?
3. "Murder on the Links": Jack Renault and Bella Duveen get back together, even though Jack has been dating another girl in the meantime; a girl who was hoping to marry him. Who is the beautiful ex girlfriend who ends up as her predecessor's predecessor?
4. "The Pale Horse": She has been going steady with narrator Mark Easterbrook but in the end loses out to Ginger. Who is she?
5. "The Sittaford Mystery": James Pearson is arrested for murder, and his lovely fiancée, Emily Trefusis, starts digging. She is assisted by the young journalist Charles Enderby, who also falls in love with her. In the end, Emily makes her choice. Don't give me the one she chooses, give me the one she refuses:
6. "Peril at End House": Michael Seton's death is a key plot point in the novel. While he was still alive, he first dated one girl and then fell in love with another. Who is the first one - The Spurned One?
7. "Cards on the Table": Anne Meredith and Rhoda Dawes both fancy Major Despard. When they are in a boating accident, both girls are in danger of drowning. Despard saves one of them (in more than one sense), leaving the other to her fate. Who is the losing party here?
8. "Hercule Poirot's Christmas": Pilar Estravados chooses to marry Stephen Farr in the end, nipping another character's interest in her in the bud. Who is that other man?
9. "The Secret Adversary": Every Christie reader knows that Tommy and Tuppence belong together. However, Tuppence receives another proposal during the course of this story - one that she immediately recognizes for what it is: a gesture of respect and comfort, since Tommy has vanished. Who is the man who gets spurned by Tuppence - for his own good, as it turns out?
10. "Taken at the Flood": There is some confusion in Lynn Marchmont's love life: first she is about to leave her fiancé for someone else, but in the end she returns to him. Who is the other man, who ends up spurned before he can reach his ultimate goal?
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