Help Poirot find out who's trying to kill Magdala Buckley with our walkthrough for Agatha Christie: Peril at End House. PICTURE SOLUTIONS Ballroom – 5 olives in a glass Beach – 6 toys in a basket Cliff Edge of lawn – 6 croquet balls Community dock – 3 fishes on their hooks Dining room – 9 radio details (red); 3 teapots in order (blue); 3 monks in a row (yellow) Foyer – 5 pigs in a row Freddie's Room – 5 tulips in a vase Gate to End House – Title &…
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Help Poirot find out who’s trying to kill Magdala Buckley with our walkthrough for Agatha Christie: Peril at End House.
PICTURE SOLUTIONS
Ballroom – 5 olives in a glass
Beach – 6 toys in a basket
Cliff Edge of lawn – 6 croquet balls
Community dock – 3 fishes on their hooks
Dining room – 9 radio details (red); 3 teapots in order (blue); 3 monks in a row (yellow)
Foyer – 5 pigs in a row
Freddie’s Room – 5 tulips in a vase
Gate to End House – Title “ENDHOUSE” (red); 12 pieces of newspaper (blue)
Hotel Lobby – 5 keys in their bins
Lounge – 6 eggs on a plate
Nursing Home Lobby – 5 blocks in a row
Parlour – 6 papers in a drawer
Police Station – 3 helmets on a rack
Seacliff Steps – 2 stones in a row
Seaview Promenade – 5 stones in sand
BONUS CLUE SOLUTIONS
Investigation 1: Ms Lemon’s Letter:
The bolded words in square brackets are pieces that have to be fit into the spaces in the letter.
Mr. [Poirot], I had the [bullet] analyzed at your request. It is from a [German] [Mauser] [pistol]. As you know, it is not uncommon for [veterans] of the [war] to have these [pistols] as [souvenirs].
[End] [House] is legally registered to [Magdala] [Buckley], your “Miss [Nick]“. But it is heavily [mortgaged] to the B[ank] of E[ngland]. That’s all I have for now. Miss Lemon.
Investigation #2:
Investigation #3:
Combination Lock
HINT: Rotate the lock to select the correct letter. When the right letter has been chosen, it’ll turn orange and lock into place. The letters and numbers above and below the lock are hints – add or subtract the number next to the letter.
Upper section:
F-3 = C
O
L+6 = R
S-5 = N
W
Z-1 = A
Q-5 = L
G+5 = L
Lower section:
B+1 = C
M+2 = O
N-13 = A
S
T
SOLUTION: CORNWALL COAST
Investigation #4:
Solutions to the matching puzzle:
Proof that Nick was shot at in the garden? = hat
Claims her best friend Nick is a liar = blonde woman
Tampered with in order to cause an auto accident = car break
Nick called this a drafty old albatross = mansion
The Mauser pistol from End House is missing = empty box
Poirot’s old friend and chronicler = grey-haired man
Cord was deliberately frayed = painting
Someone pushed this over the edge = boulder
Stayed with Freddie in a nearby town = man with red tie
Housekeeper at End House = older woman
Says she has no enemies = woman in red bandana
This ex-naval officer is in love with Nick = man in white collared shirt
Investigation #5 (letter):
Mr. [Poirot], I looked into Dr. [MacAllister] as requsted. He has a nice [clinic] in H[arley] St. And another in on P[aris]. Supposedly he treats [hysterical] [women] but it felt all [wrong] to me. His [waiting] [room] was filled with [society] [women,] but none of them met with him longer than [five] [minutes!] A [nurse] told me that [Commander] [Challenger] comes to the clinic at least once a week. Miss [Lemon. ]
Investigation #6
Investigation #7 (radio)
Investigation #8
Disabled and thus an unlikely suspect? = old woman
He encouraged Nick to make a will = bald man
Worn by both Nick and Maggie on the fateful night = black dress
Alone in the dining room during the shooting? = woman in white collared shirt
Nick made one before her appendicitis operation = will
Has a drug habit = woman with green scarf
Nick was engaged to this dashing pilot = photograph
Says she has nothing more to live for = woman with red bandana
Claims little interest in inheriting End House = man with glasses
Someone hid this in the parlor = jacket
Good cover for a gunshot = fireworks
Tragically murdered at the fireworks party = dark-haired woman
Investigation #9 (letter)
Mr. [Poirot], you are quite right. I met with [Matthew] [Seaton] ‘s [solicitor. ] His [will] did leave everything to his [nephew,] [Michael. ] And [Michael, ] in his turn, filed a [will] with the [solicitor] keeping it [secret] from his [uncle]) that left everything to [Magdala] [Buckley]. It’s such a shame about the young [pilot]. Whoever this young is [lady], she is now very [wealthy!]
Investigation #10
Rotate the puzzle pieces until they’re in the correct order. When you have a match, the piece will click into place.
Investigation #11
Part 1:
Match shape of chocolate to shape of tray. There are more than one chocolate of the same shape, so you might have to try a few different ones before you find the correct one. When you’ve made a match, the background turns red.
Part 2:
Use scalpel to click on the partially eaten chocolates until Poirot makes a discovery.
Investigation #12:
HINT: Set the hour hand to each number in the order that the lights are flashing, starting with red.
SOLUTION: 3 o’clock, 1 o’clock, 7 o’clock, 10 o’clock, 5 o’clock
Investigation #13
This weapon was hidden in End House = revolver
Gets drugs from his uncle in London = man in white shirt
Left everything to Magdala Buckley = photograph
Filled with cocaine = watch
The murderer was obsessed with it = house
Says he just got the will this morning = man with glasses
Killed Maggie = woman with red bandana
Was secretly engaged to Michael Seaton = dark-haired woman in grey shirt
Likely tampered with the will = bald man
Had nothing to do with the poisoned chocolates = man with red tie
Was set-up as the obvious suspect = woman with green scarf
Was alone in the house at the time of the shooting = dark-haired woman
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